County FMR · HUD FY2026

Bryan County Fair Market Rent

HUD's FY2026 Fair Market Rent for Bryan County, OK - 21% below the US average.

$762
1-bedroom FMR
$1,000
2-bedroom FMR
+1.1%
YoY change
-21%
vs US avg

The verdict

Bryan is the 22nd most expensive of 77 counties in Oklahoma by 2-bedroom FMR; nationally it ranks #1,416 most affordable of 3,145 HUD counties.

#1,416
most affordable of 3,145 US counties (2BR)
#22
most expensive of 77 in Oklahoma (2BR)
-4%
vs the state average
$30,480
income to afford it (30% rule)

Software Developers spend the smallest share of income on rent here (8.5%), while Fast Food and Counter Workers spend the most (38.8%).

FY 2026 HUD Fair Market Rent for Bryan County, OK. Verify with HUD →

Bryan County, Oklahoma carries an FY 2026 1-bedroom Fair Market Rent of $762 per month, the federal benchmark HUD publishes for this county. A 2-bedroom costs $1,000/mo and a studio is $757/mo. That's 21% below the national benchmark of $959 and 4% below the Oklahoma average of $791.

Rent increased1.1% from FY 2025 ($754), roughly tracking inflation. The 30% affordability floor is comparatively reachable here at $30,480/year.

FY 2026 HUD Fair Market Rents in Oklahoma. Population: 46,528. Population has held roughly steady over the past five years (+3.2%, Census ACS). That's in line with Oklahoma's statewide growth of +2.0% over the same period.

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Area BRYAN·COUNTY·OK·OK

Bryan County, OK: $762/mo 1BR · #1416 of 3145 counties (2BR) · FY2026

  • FMR-AREA OK
  • 1BR-FMR $762
  • 2BR-FMR $1,000
  • RANK-MID #1,416
  • YOY-FLAT +1.1%
  • VSUS-BELOW -21%
  • VS-ST-NEAR -4% OK
  • INC-ROOM 17%
  • POP-SMALL 47K
  • PHOTO-NEAR Oklahoma County
  • VOUCH-90-110 $686–$838
  • FY-2026 FY2026

Photo-finish peer: Oklahoma ($255 1BR gap)

Read with: Section 8 housing guide

Fair Market Rents (2026)

Studio
State avg: $744 · US avg: $893
$757/mo
↑ 1.1% YoY +2% vs state -15% vs US
1 Bedroom
State avg: $791 · US avg: $959
$762/mo
↑ 1.1% YoY -4% vs state -21% vs US
2 Bedroom
State avg: $995 · US avg: $1,175
$1,000/mo
↑ 1.1% YoY +1% vs state -15% vs US
3 Bedroom
State avg: $1,297 · US avg: $1,525
$1,322/mo
↑ 1.2% YoY +2% vs state -13% vs US
4 Bedroom
State avg: $1,501 · US avg: $1,756
$1,491/mo
↑ 0.1% YoY -1% vs state -15% vs US

Year-over-Year Comparison

Bedrooms FY 2025 FY 2026 Change
Studio $749
$757
+$8 (+1.1%)
1 Bedroom $754
$762
+$8 (+1.1%)
2 Bedroom $989
$1,000
+$11 (+1.1%)
3 Bedroom $1,306
$1,322
+$16 (+1.2%)
4 Bedroom $1,489
$1,491
+$2 (+0.1%)

Rent Burden Analysis

How much of household income goes to rent in Bryan County. The 30% threshold indicates cost burden.

Studio
16.7%
Affordable
Need $30,280/yr for 30% rule
1 Bedroom
16.8%
Affordable
Need $30,480/yr for 30% rule
2 Bedroom
22.1%
Affordable
Need $40,000/yr for 30% rule
3 Bedroom
29.2%
Affordable
Need $52,880/yr for 30% rule
4 Bedroom
33%
Burdened
Need $59,640/yr for 30% rule
How we calculate this

Rent burden = (FMR × 12) ÷ county median household income. Required income = (FMR × 12) ÷ 0.3, the federal 30%-of-gross-income rule HUD uses to define cost burden. Median household income is from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey; FMR is from HUD's FY2026 release. See methodology.

0%100%National avg22%22.1%
Bryan County 2-bedroom rent burden
County median income: $54,280 · National avg burden: 21.7% ·View Oklahoma rent burden →

Where Bryan sits among every US county

2-bedroom Fair Market Rent vs. all 3,145 HUD counties

$1,000 higher than 45% of 3,145 counties

$600–$800: 23 counties (1%). Below this entry. $800–$1,000: 1,406 counties (45%). Below this entry. $1,000–$1,200: 723 counties (23%). This entry sits in this band. $1,200–$1,400: 417 counties (13%). Above this entry. $1,400–$1,600: 181 counties (6%). Above this entry. $1,600–$1,800: 172 counties (5%). Above this entry. $1,800–$2,000: 108 counties (3%). Above this entry. $2,000–$2,200: 29 counties (1%). Above this entry. $2,200–$2,400: 40 counties (1%). Above this entry. $2,400–$2,600: 13 counties (0%). Above this entry. $2,600–$2,800: 9 counties (0%). Above this entry. $2,800–$3,000: 15 counties (0%). Above this entry. $3,000–$3,200: 3 counties (0%). Above this entry. $3,200–$3,400: 1 counties (0%). Above this entry. $3,400–$3,600: 1 counties (0%). Above this entry. $3,600–$3,800: 3 counties (0%). Above this entry. $3,800–$4,000: 0 counties (0%). Above this entry. $4,000–$4,200: 0 counties (0%). Above this entry. $4,200–$4,400: 1 counties (0%). Above this entry. This county $600 $4,400 every US county, bucketed by value

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Source U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Fair Market Rents · FY2026

How Bryan compares on 1-bedroom rent

1-bedroom FMR vs other Oklahoma counties

1BR FMR / mo

What this shows Bryan is highlighted. Nearby Oklahoma counties by 1-bedroom FMR, highest to lowest: Oklahoma County ($1,017), Cleveland County ($1,017), Canadian County ($1,017), Tulsa County ($987), Rogers County ($987), Comanche County ($784), Bryan County (this county) ($762).

Source U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) As of FY2026

Can Common Jobs Afford Rent Here?

With a below-average 1-bedroom at $762/mo, most of these Oklahoma occupations clear, or miss, the 30% affordability line.

Occupation OK Salary Rent Burden Verdict
Software Developers $107,420 8.5% Affordable
General & Operations Managers $80,620 11.3% Affordable
Registered Nurses $81,160 11.3% Affordable
Accountants & Auditors $76,820 11.9% Affordable
Electricians $60,050 15.2% Affordable
Police & Sheriff's Patrol Officers $57,360 15.9% Affordable
Heavy & Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers $51,920 17.6% Affordable
Paralegals & Legal Assistants $50,200 18.2% Affordable
Elementary School Teachers $47,470 19.3% Affordable
Pharmacy Technicians $38,200 23.9% Affordable
Customer Service Representatives $37,570 24.3% Affordable
Janitors & Cleaners $30,590 29.9% Affordable
Retail Salespersons $29,580 30.9% Stretched
Teaching Assistants $26,830 34.1% Stretched
Fast Food & Counter Workers $23,590 38.8% Stretched
Salaries: BLS OES (Oklahoma) median · 30% = affordable threshold · Try the salary calculator →

Rent Trends (2020–2026)

7-year Fair Market Rent history for Bryan County. Shows how HUD rental rates have changed over time.

Over the 6-year span HUD has tracked for Bryan (FY 2020-2026), the 1-bedroom Fair Market Rent has risen 43.0% overall, from $533 to $762. Most of that movement was gradual except for a single sharp jump of +12.7% in FY 2024, well above this county's typical year-to-year change.

$500$600$700$800 FY2020FY2021FY2022FY2023FY2024FY2025FY2026 $762
Bryan County 1-bedroom Fair Market Rent, FY2020–FY2026
Year Studio 1 BR 2 BR
FY 2026 ↑1.1% $757 $762 $1,000
FY 2025 ↑5.0% $749 $754 $989
FY 2024 ↑12.7% $714 $718 $944
FY 2023 ↑9.1% $632 $637 $838
FY 2022 ↑2.3% $581 $584 $769
FY 2021 ↑7.1% $567 $571 $747
FY 2020 $530 $533 $702
Total change (6yr): +43.0%
Annualized: +6.1%/yr
1 BR: $533 → $762

Part of the Durant, OK Micro Area

Bryan County is a central county of the Durant, OK micropolitan statistical area.

Nationwide peers by 2BR FMR & rent burden

Two PlainRent-derived comparison paths for Bryan County, both outside Oklahoma so the link neighborhoods are not the same-state geography lattice above. Axes stay disjoint: burden peers exclude the FMR peer set.

Similar 2-bedroom FMR

Nearest HUD 2BR Fair Market Rents outside OK (FY2026).

Lauderdale County
AL · 2 BR $1,000/mo
Colbert County
AL · 2 BR $1,000/mo
Auglaize County
OH · 2 BR $1,000/mo
Seward County
KS · 2 BR $1,000/mo

Similar rent burden

Nearest 2BR FMR as a share of median household income (outside OK).

Crittenden County
KY · 22.1% of income · 2 BR $866/mo
Cabell County
WV · 22.1% of income · 2 BR $973/mo
Vermillion County
IN · 22.1% of income · 2 BR $1,094/mo
Sedgwick County
CO · 22.1% of income · 2 BR $973/mo

Nearby Counties in Oklahoma

Largest counties by population in Oklahoma

Showing the 8 largest of 76 other counties in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma County
1 BR: $1,017/mo Pop: 795,822
Tulsa County
1 BR: $987/mo Pop: 668,923
Cleveland County
1 BR: $1,017/mo Pop: 295,060
Canadian County
1 BR: $1,017/mo Pop: 156,681
Comanche County
1 BR: $784/mo Pop: 121,777
Rogers County
1 BR: $987/mo Pop: 95,870
Wagoner County
1 BR: $987/mo Pop: 82,269
Payne County
1 BR: $847/mo Pop: 82,058
View all counties in Oklahoma →

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average rent in Bryan County? ▼
The FY 2026 Fair Market Rent for a 1-bedroom in Bryan County is $762 per month. A 2-bedroom is $1,000 and a studio is $757.
How does Bryan County rent compare to the national average? ▼
Rent in Bryan County is 21% below the national average. A 1-bedroom here costs $762 compared to $959 nationally.
Where does Bryan County rank nationally for Fair Market Rent? ▼
According to HUD's FY 2026 Fair Market Rent schedule, Bryan County's 2-bedroom FMR of $1,000 ranks #1,416 most affordable among 3,145 HUD counties, placing it in the middle half of HUD counties.
What income do I need to afford rent in Bryan County? ▼
Based on the 30% affordability rule, you need an annual income of at least $30,480 ($2,540/month) to afford a 1-bedroom at Fair Market Rent in Bryan County.
Is rent going up or down in Bryan County? ▼
The 1-bedroom Fair Market Rent in Bryan County increased by 1.1% from FY 2025 to FY 2026, going from $754 to $762.
Which jobs can afford rent in Bryan County? ▼
Based on Oklahoma BLS salary data and the 30% affordability rule, jobs like Software Developers, General and Operations Managers, Registered Nurses can afford a 1-bedroom at $762/mo. 12 of 15 common occupations are affordable here.
How much has rent changed in Bryan County over time? ▼
The 1-bedroom Fair Market Rent in Bryan County went from $533 in FY 2020 to $762 in FY 2026, a total change of +43.0% over 6 years.
How does Fair Market Rent affect Section 8 vouchers in Bryan County? ▼
In Bryan County, the FY 2026 FMR of $762/mo for a 1-bedroom sets the baseline that local housing authorities use for Section 8 payment standards.
What does Fair Market Rent mean for Bryan County? ▼
For Bryan County, it's the specific 40th-percentile rent HUD publishes each year ($762/mo for a 1-bedroom in FY 2026).

Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from the U.S. Census Bureau and HUD Fair Market Rents. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions based on this data.

All federal data sources used on this page
  • HUD Fair Market Rents (FMR) - county-level fair-market rent estimates by bedroom count. huduser.gov/datasets/fmr
  • HUD Income Limits - area median income for affordability calculations. huduser.gov/datasets/il
  • HUD Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS) - rent burden and housing-cost distribution. huduser.gov/datasets/cp
  • U.S. Census Bureau ACS - county and metro housing characteristics + median rent. census.gov/programs-surveys/acs
  • BLS Consumer Price Index, Rent of Primary Residence - rent inflation by metro. bls.gov/cpi
  • IRS Migration Data (SOI) - interstate migration aggregates affecting county demand. irs.gov/statistics/migration
  • BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics - state-level median wages by occupation, used for job affordability analysis. bls.gov/oes

Every figure on PlainRent is rendered directly from HUD's published Fair Market Rent records, no number is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of FY 2026.