Metro FMR · CBSA 13460 · HUD FY2026
Crook County, OR HUD Metro FMR Area Fair Market Rent
HUD's FY2026 Fair Market Rent for the Crook County, OR HUD Metro FMR Area metro area - 10% above the US average.
- $1,056
- 1-bedroom FMR
- $1,385
- 2-bedroom FMR
- -19.9%
- YoY change
- +10%
- vs US avg
The verdict
A 2-bedroom in the Crook County, OR HUD Metro FMR Area area rents at $1,385 under HUD's FY2026 Fair Market Rent - 18% above the US average, higher than 60% of the 387 metro areas HUD tracks.
- #155
- priciest of 387 US metros (2BR)
- +18%
- vs the US 2-bedroom average
- $55,400
- income to afford it (30% rule)
- -19.9%
- 1BR change, FY2025→2026
Affordability & income context
Crook County: #155 priciest nationally · income context
At the metro's ACS median household income of $85,509, this 1-bedroom FMR takes 14.8% of annual income. It is well below the 30% affordability guide for a median-income household.
The 2-bedroom figure places Crook County in the middle half of HUD metro areas, using the same FY2026 HUD schedule as the national comparison.
With 248,998 residents, this is a smaller-metro benchmark rather than a single-neighborhood rent quote.
Population grew 40.4% over the past five years (Census ACS) - among the faster-growing metros nationally, a trend that typically adds upward pressure on rents.
The ACS rental vacancy rate here is 3.2%, a tight rental market where HUD's annual FMR schedule can lag what landlords are actually asking.
The Census ACS median gross rent across all rental units here is $1,583/month - the FY2026 HUD two-bedroom FMR of $1,385 runs 12.5% below that all-unit-types median. The two figures measure different things (ACS covers every rented unit; FMR targets a specific bedroom count), so a gap is expected, not an error.
Its 2-bedroom FMR sits in the middle half of HUD metro areas, so the local-income comparison is more informative than the national rank alone.
The studio-through-two-bedroom FMR bands stay below 30% of recorded median income here; the larger-bedroom rows show where that headroom narrows.
Observed renter burden: 46.0% of the 29,410 renter households counted by ACS paid at least 30% of income in gross rent. This ACS 2023 household measure is distinct from the FY2026 HUD FMR benchmark.
ACS median household income lags the FY2026 HUD FMR schedule. The income share is a same-metro cross-source read (Census ACS B19013 vs HUD FMR), not a same-vintage ratio.
Studio
$1,049/mo
14.7% of median income
1 Bedroom
$1,056/mo
14.8% of median income
2 Bedroom
$1,385/mo
19.4% of median income
3 Bedroom
$1,926/mo
27.0% of median income
4 Bedroom
$2,323/mo
32.6% of median income
FMR filing desk
CBSA CBSA·13460
Crook County: $1,056/mo 1BR · #155 of 387 metros (2BR) · FY2026 CBSA 13460
- CBSA 13460
- 1BR-FMR $1,056
- 2BR-FMR $1,385
- RANK-MID #155
- YOY-DOWN -19.9%
- VSUS-ABOVE +10%
- IN-ST-LOW #2 OR
- INC-ROOM 15%
- POP-MID 249K
- PHOTO-NEAR Albany
- VOUCH-90-110 $950–$1,162
- FY-2026 FY2026
Photo-finish peer: Albany ($180 1BR gap)
Read with: Understanding rent trends
Where Crook County sits among every US metro
2-bedroom Fair Market Rent vs. all 387 HUD metro areas
$1,385 Top 40% higher than 60% of 387 metro areas
Each bar is a $0.2K-wide band; taller bars hold more metro areas. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count, share, and where it sits relative to this entry.
What this shows #155 of 387 HUD-tracked metro areas, 18% above the national 2-bedroom average. 94 other metro areas fall in this same rent band.
Source U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Fair Market Rents · FY2026
CBSA 13460
Counties inside Crook County
HUD publishes one metro-wide FMR for CBSA 13460, but county-level schedules inside Crook County still diverge: 3 counties range from $1,229 (2BR in Jefferson) to $1,784 (Deschutes), a 45% spread. Deschutes is the largest county by population.
Crook County studio–4BR schedule (FY2026) · 2BR #155 nationally
1BR $1,056 (+10% vs US, -19.9% YoY). Each bedroom band below is FY2026 HUD FMR for CBSA 13460.
How Crook County compares on 1-bedroom rent
1-bedroom FMR vs other OR metro areas
- Corvallis
Corvallis, OR MSA
$1,290 1BR FMR / mo
- Eugene-Springfield
Eugene-Springfield, OR MSA
$1,286 1BR FMR / mo
- Albany
Albany, OR MSA
$1,236 1BR FMR / mo
- Medford
Medford, OR MSA
$1,229 1BR FMR / mo
- Crook County
Crook County, OR HUD Metro FMR Area
$1,056 1BR FMR / mo
- Grants Pass
Grants Pass, OR MSA
$1,039 1BR FMR / mo
What this shows Crook County highlighted among 5 peers · FY2026 1BR HUD FMR.
Crook County: out-of-state FMR & burden peers
PlainRent pairs Crook County with the 4 nearest HUD 2BR schedules and 4 nearest burden matches outside OR (burden peers exclude the FMR set; pop ≥50k).
2BR FMR · outside OR
Nearest schedules by 2BR delta (FY2026).
Burden % · outside OR
Nearest 2BR FMR ÷ ACS median income (FY2026).
Crook County: quick answers
What is the average rent in the Crook County, OR HUD Metro FMR Area metro area? ▼
How does Crook County, OR HUD Metro FMR Area rent compare to the national average? ▼
Where does Crook County rank nationally for Fair Market Rent? ▼
Do county rents differ inside the Crook County metro area? ▼
Is Crook County's population growing, and how tight is its rental market? ▼
Compare Crook County vs Albany →
What this means for renters
Treat Crook County's FY2026 Fair Market Rent as HUD's affordability benchmark, not a single market quote.
- Budget to roughly 30% of income: the FY2026 1-bedroom FMR of $1,056 implies about $42,240/yr to rent without being cost-burdened. Run your numbers
- See how Crook County stacks up against a comparable metro before assuming this figure applies elsewhere. Compare vs Albany
- See where Crook County ranks nationally on rent. National rankings
Fair Market Rent is HUD's 40th-percentile policy benchmark used to set Housing Choice Voucher payment standards. This is a metro-wide figure across 3 counties; actual asking rents in any specific county can run higher or lower, and HUD updates FMRs once a year. This site is informational and not financial or relocation advice.
Data as of FY 2026. Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Fair Market Rents. Population and demographic data from U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).
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