State FMR profile · HUD FY2026

Fair Market Rents in Texas

The average 1-bedroom Fair Market Rent across Texas is $935/mo — 3% below the US average.

Reviewed byPlainRent Editorial, Fair Market Rent Editorial Team · June 11, 2026

$935
Avg 1BR FMR: 254
Counties: 25
Metro areas

The verdict

Texas's 2-bedroom Fair Market Rent averages $1,149 — 2% below the US average, the 29th lowest of 51 states.

#29
most affordable of 51 states (2BR): -2%
vs the US 2-bedroom average: $45,960
income to afford it (30% rule): 122%
gap, cheapest→priciest county

FY 2026 HUD Fair Market Rents for 254 counties and 25 metro areas in TX. Verify with HUD →

What these rents mean for Texas

Across Texas's 254 counties and 25 metro areas, HUD's FY 2026 Fair Market Rents average $887 for a studio, $935 for a 1-bedroom, $1,149 for a 2-bedroom, $1,497 for a 3-bedroom, and $1,733 for a 4-bedroom. FMR is set at the county or metro FMR area level — not statewide — so the numbers above are the arithmetic average of every FMR area inside TX, weighted equally. Local housing authorities use each county's or metro's FMR (not the state average) to calibrate Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher payment standards, typically ranging from 90% to 110% of FMR.

Benchmarked against the rest of the country, Texas's average 1-bedroom FMR of $935 is 3% below the US average of $959. Inside the state, rents are not uniform — the cheapest 1-bedroom FMR is in Baylor County at $742, while the most expensive is in Rockwall County at $1,648, a spread of roughly 122% between the lowest- and highest-cost counties. That intra-state dispersion is why urban voucher recipients, families relocating for jobs, and landlords setting Section 8 rents all need to check the specific FMR area rather than rely on a statewide figure.

For affordability, the 30% rule implies a household income of $37,400 per year (about $3,117/month) to afford Texas's average 1-bedroom at $935. The ratio of FMR to local wages determines how many households are rent-burdened. Pair these rent figures with Texas's rent burden rankings and year-over-year rent growth pages to see which counties are tightening fastest and which remain comparatively affordable.

Where Texas sits among all 50 states + DC

Average 2-bedroom Fair Market Rent vs. every US state

$1,149 Top 57% higher than 43% of 51 states

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

State Average vs National Average

Studio

$887

-1% vs US avg

1 BR

$935

-3% vs US avg

2 BR

$1,149

-2% vs US avg

3 BR

$1,497

-2% vs US avg

4 BR

$1,733

-1% vs US avg

Rockwall County

$1,648
Kaufman County

$1,648
Hunt County

$1,648
Ellis County

$1,648
Denton County

$1,648
Dallas County

$1,648
Collin County

$1,648
Williamson County

$1,562
Travis County

$1,562
Hays County

$1,562

What this shows Inside TX, 1-bedroom FMR runs from $742 in Baylor County to $1,648 in Rockwall County.

Cheapest Counties

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Most Expensive Counties

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Rent Burden

% of income spent on rent →

Rent Growth

YoY rent trends by county →

Metro areas in Texas

Each metro FMR area applies one rent schedule across all its counties, ranked here by 1-bedroom FMR.

#	Metro area	Studio	1 BR	2 BR	3 BR	4 BR
1	Dallas, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
2	Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX MSA	$1,474	$1,562	$1,852	$2,347	$2,760
3	Martin County, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$1,422	$1,441	$1,772	$2,215	$2,722
4	Odessa, TX MSA	$1,245	$1,269	$1,595	$1,912	$2,213
5	Victoria, TX MSA	$1,146	$1,153	$1,442	$1,729	$1,909
6	Sherman-Denison, TX MSA	$1,088	$1,089	$1,351	$1,879	$2,157
7	Tyler, TX MSA	$984	$1,089	$1,338	$1,793	$1,981
8	College Station-Bryan, TX MSA	$1,025	$1,082	$1,186	$1,649	$1,928
9	Aransas County, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$1,059	$1,072	$1,407	$1,910	$2,116
10	San Angelo, TX MSA	$923	$1,049	$1,339	$1,821	$2,043
11	Abilene, TX MSA	$1,010	$1,020	$1,276	$1,653	$1,987
12	El Paso, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$821	$1,013	$1,191	$1,633	$1,998
13	Longview, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$1,007	$1,013	$1,199	$1,606	$1,694
14	Atascosa County, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$831	$1,002	$1,098	$1,435	$1,454
15	Killeen-Temple, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$983	$990	$1,233	$1,711	$2,068
16	Laredo, TX MSA	$956	$962	$1,161	$1,499	$1,551
17	Wichita Falls, TX MSA	$831	$925	$1,136	$1,553	$1,759
18	Amarillo, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$778	$903	$1,106	$1,503	$1,742
19	Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX MSA	$892	$898	$1,103	$1,446	$1,732
20	Austin County, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$885	$891	$1,095	$1,523	$1,837
21	Eagle Pass, TX MSA	$814	$888	$973	$1,337	$1,499
22	Brownsville-Harlingen, TX MSA	$773	$866	$1,047	$1,414	$1,479
23	McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX MSA	$842	$847	$1,060	$1,376	$1,522
24	Cochran County, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$681	$820	$973	$1,170	$1,606
25	Bosque County, TX HUD Metro FMR Area	$671	$742	$973	$1,283	$1,288

Counties in Texas, ranked by rent (254)

All 254 counties with a published FY2026 Fair Market Rent, highest 1-bedroom first.

#	County	Studio	1 BR	2 BR	3 BR	4 BR
1	Collin County	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
2	Dallas County	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
3	Denton County	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
4	Ellis County	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
5	Hunt County	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
6	Kaufman County	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
7	Rockwall County	$1,582	$1,648	$1,931	$2,431	$3,091
8	Bastrop County	$1,474	$1,562	$1,852	$2,347	$2,760
9	Caldwell County	$1,474	$1,562	$1,852	$2,347	$2,760
10	Hays County	$1,474	$1,562	$1,852	$2,347	$2,760
11	Travis County	$1,474	$1,562	$1,852	$2,347	$2,760
12	Williamson County	$1,474	$1,562	$1,852	$2,347	$2,760
13	Johnson County	$1,427	$1,473	$1,723	$2,273	$2,815
14	Parker County	$1,427	$1,473	$1,723	$2,273	$2,815
15	Tarrant County	$1,427	$1,473	$1,723	$2,273	$2,815
16	Midland County	$1,424	$1,449	$1,780	$2,286	$2,667
17	Martin County	$1,422	$1,441	$1,772	$2,215	$2,722
18	Chambers County	$1,280	$1,323	$1,573	$2,116	$2,639
19	Fort Bend County	$1,280	$1,323	$1,573	$2,116	$2,639
20	Galveston County	$1,280	$1,323	$1,573	$2,116	$2,639
21	Harris County	$1,280	$1,323	$1,573	$2,116	$2,639
22	Liberty County	$1,280	$1,323	$1,573	$2,116	$2,639
23	Montgomery County	$1,280	$1,323	$1,573	$2,116	$2,639
24	Waller County	$1,280	$1,323	$1,573	$2,116	$2,639
25	Kendall County	$1,301	$1,311	$1,650	$2,176	$2,185
26	Andrews County	$1,108	$1,300	$1,425	$1,709	$2,097
27	Ector County	$1,245	$1,269	$1,595	$1,912	$2,213
28	Brazoria County	$1,080	$1,240	$1,359	$1,839	$2,280
29	Hood County	$1,098	$1,237	$1,412	$1,693	$2,196
30	Bandera County	$1,077	$1,177	$1,426	$1,830	$2,132
31	Bexar County	$1,077	$1,177	$1,426	$1,830	$2,132
32	Comal County	$1,077	$1,177	$1,426	$1,830	$2,132
33	Guadalupe County	$1,077	$1,177	$1,426	$1,830	$2,132
34	Wilson County	$1,077	$1,177	$1,426	$1,830	$2,132
35	Goliad County	$1,146	$1,153	$1,442	$1,729	$1,909
36	Victoria County	$1,146	$1,153	$1,442	$1,729	$1,909
37	Nueces County	$1,031	$1,117	$1,366	$1,796	$2,054
38	San Patricio County	$1,031	$1,117	$1,366	$1,796	$2,054
39	Walker County	$857	$1,097	$1,210	$1,602	$1,780
40	Gillespie County	$1,089	$1,096	$1,438	$1,806	$2,116
41	Grayson County	$1,088	$1,089	$1,351	$1,879	$2,157
42	Smith County	$984	$1,089	$1,338	$1,793	$1,981
43	Brazos County	$1,025	$1,082	$1,186	$1,649	$1,928
44	Burleson County	$1,025	$1,082	$1,186	$1,649	$1,928
45	Robertson County	$1,025	$1,082	$1,186	$1,649	$1,928
46	Yoakum County	$922	$1,082	$1,186	$1,422	$1,745
47	Aransas County	$1,059	$1,072	$1,407	$1,910	$2,116
48	Dallam County	$910	$1,067	$1,170	$1,558	$1,721
49	Irion County	$923	$1,049	$1,339	$1,821	$2,043
50	Tom Green County	$923	$1,049	$1,339	$1,821	$2,043
51	San Jacinto County	$935	$1,048	$1,149	$1,536	$1,928
52	Callahan County	$1,010	$1,020	$1,276	$1,653	$1,987
53	Jones County	$1,010	$1,020	$1,276	$1,653	$1,987
54	Taylor County	$1,010	$1,020	$1,276	$1,653	$1,987
55	El Paso County	$821	$1,013	$1,191	$1,633	$1,998
56	Gregg County	$1,007	$1,013	$1,199	$1,606	$1,694
57	Upshur County	$1,007	$1,013	$1,199	$1,606	$1,694
58	Scurry County	$862	$1,012	$1,109	$1,528	$1,588
59	Atascosa County	$831	$1,002	$1,098	$1,435	$1,454
60	Washington County	$991	$998	$1,309	$1,692	$1,733
61	Burnet County	$969	$997	$1,247	$1,645	$1,651
62	McLennan County	$850	$996	$1,240	$1,599	$1,644
63	Bell County	$983	$990	$1,233	$1,711	$2,068
64	Coryell County	$983	$990	$1,233	$1,711	$2,068
65	Crosby County	$818	$990	$1,175	$1,634	$1,940
66	Lubbock County	$818	$990	$1,175	$1,634	$1,940
67	Reeves County	$842	$988	$1,083	$1,299	$1,593
68	Karnes County	$876	$968	$1,270	$1,523	$1,869
69	Kerr County	$869	$965	$1,118	$1,475	$1,523
70	Ward County	$945	$963	$1,215	$1,576	$1,788
71	Webb County	$956	$962	$1,161	$1,499	$1,551
72	Cooke County	$955	$961	$1,261	$1,552	$1,719
73	Harrison County	$869	$960	$1,260	$1,511	$1,668
74	Matagorda County	$912	$960	$1,173	$1,498	$1,911
75	Kleberg County	$914	$953	$1,238	$1,484	$1,822
76	Real County	$812	$953	$1,045	$1,360	$1,538
77	Hopkins County	$910	$952	$1,115	$1,471	$1,476
78	Jackson County	$822	$940	$1,057	$1,267	$1,555
79	Archer County	$831	$925	$1,136	$1,553	$1,759
80	Clay County	$831	$925	$1,136	$1,553	$1,759
81	Wichita County	$831	$925	$1,136	$1,553	$1,759
82	Howard County	$918	$924	$1,173	$1,406	$1,726
83	Concho County	$896	$922	$1,153	$1,500	$1,696
84	Wise County	$912	$918	$1,205	$1,676	$2,021
85	Colorado County	$892	$917	$1,147	$1,375	$1,688
86	DeWitt County	$887	$912	$1,141	$1,368	$1,679
87	Lee County	$887	$912	$1,141	$1,430	$1,540
88	Medina County	$905	$912	$1,196	$1,578	$1,584
89	Armstrong County	$778	$903	$1,106	$1,503	$1,742
90	Bee County	$897	$903	$1,185	$1,467	$1,569
91	Carson County	$778	$903	$1,106	$1,503	$1,742
92	Potter County	$778	$903	$1,106	$1,503	$1,742
93	Randall County	$778	$903	$1,106	$1,503	$1,742
94	Hartley County	$878	$902	$1,129	$1,489	$1,495
95	Anderson County	$895	$901	$1,117	$1,339	$1,686
96	Erath County	$893	$899	$1,179	$1,640	$1,913
97	Oldham County	$774	$899	$1,101	$1,499	$1,734
98	Sterling County	$789	$899	$1,133	$1,519	$1,871
99	Hardin County	$892	$898	$1,103	$1,446	$1,732
100	Jefferson County	$892	$898	$1,103	$1,446	$1,732
101	Orange County	$892	$898	$1,103	$1,446	$1,732
102	Rusk County	$890	$895	$1,175	$1,451	$1,606
103	Nacogdoches County	$850	$893	$1,067	$1,279	$1,696
104	Angelina County	$876	$892	$1,021	$1,365	$1,414
105	Austin County	$885	$891	$1,095	$1,523	$1,837
106	Blanco County	$884	$889	$1,167	$1,623	$1,717
107	Calhoun County	$756	$888	$973	$1,353	$1,432
108	Dimmit County	$756	$888	$973	$1,353	$1,432
109	Hale County	$671	$888	$973	$1,304	$1,477
110	Jack County	$756	$888	$973	$1,353	$1,432
111	Maverick County	$814	$888	$973	$1,337	$1,499
112	Mills County	$756	$888	$973	$1,353	$1,432
113	Pecos County	$756	$888	$973	$1,353	$1,432
114	Rains County	$756	$888	$973	$1,353	$1,632
115	Shelby County	$756	$888	$973	$1,353	$1,439
116	Lavaca County	$820	$886	$1,055	$1,265	$1,770
117	Franklin County	$861	$885	$1,107	$1,327	$1,629
118	Fayette County	$771	$882	$1,019	$1,388	$1,597
119	Frio County	$846	$870	$1,088	$1,416	$1,601
120	Bowie County	$859	$868	$1,101	$1,369	$1,657
121	Cameron County	$773	$866	$1,047	$1,414	$1,479
122	McCulloch County	$812	$863	$1,045	$1,360	$1,538
123	Navarro County	$775	$863	$1,055	$1,467	$1,552
124	Val Verde County	$857	$863	$1,064	$1,450	$1,455
125	Eastland County	$756	$862	$973	$1,353	$1,632
126	Montague County	$820	$856	$1,055	$1,467	$1,552
127	Uvalde County	$850	$856	$1,123	$1,488	$1,751
128	Deaf Smith County	$738	$855	$1,070	$1,283	$1,604
129	Polk County	$849	$855	$1,122	$1,345	$1,651
130	Hockley County	$848	$854	$973	$1,353	$1,632
131	Childress County	$816	$853	$1,049	$1,409	$1,543
132	Grimes County	$830	$853	$1,067	$1,287	$1,570
133	Hansford County	$843	$848	$1,113	$1,379	$1,474
134	Hidalgo County	$842	$847	$1,060	$1,376	$1,522
135	Llano County	$839	$845	$1,097	$1,526	$1,665
136	Van Zandt County	$839	$844	$1,108	$1,458	$1,467
137	Jasper County	$756	$838	$973	$1,221	$1,432
138	Wharton County	$758	$838	$1,100	$1,500	$1,718
139	Gaines County	$756	$832	$973	$1,167	$1,432
140	Mitchell County	$826	$831	$1,091	$1,420	$1,605
141	Henderson County	$754	$830	$1,009	$1,328	$1,494
142	Hudspeth County	$671	$828	$973	$1,167	$1,632
143	Parmer County	$823	$828	$1,087	$1,303	$1,698
144	Palo Pinto County	$820	$825	$1,068	$1,397	$1,792
145	Brown County	$792	$823	$1,080	$1,362	$1,619
146	Dawson County	$818	$823	$1,080	$1,295	$1,589
147	Cochran County	$681	$820	$973	$1,170	$1,606
148	Garza County	$681	$820	$973	$1,353	$1,569
149	Mason County	$796	$819	$1,024	$1,333	$1,507
150	Trinity County	$785	$818	$1,010	$1,211	$1,486
151	Runnels County	$809	$815	$1,069	$1,282	$1,573
152	Wood County	$705	$814	$1,022	$1,260	$1,398
153	Lampasas County	$808	$813	$1,067	$1,475	$1,790
154	Borden County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
155	Briscoe County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
156	Cottle County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
157	Crockett County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
158	Culberson County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
159	Duval County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
160	Edwards County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
161	Glasscock County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
162	Jeff Davis County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
163	Kenedy County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
164	Kent County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
165	King County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
166	Kinney County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
167	La Salle County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
168	Loving County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
169	McMullen County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
170	Presidio County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
171	Reagan County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
172	Roberts County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
173	San Augustine County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
174	Somervell County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
175	Stephens County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
176	Stonewall County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
177	Terrell County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
178	Upton County	$789	$811	$1,015	$1,321	$1,493
179	Nolan County	$774	$810	$995	$1,384	$1,669
180	Brewster County	$772	$808	$993	$1,381	$1,461
181	Delta County	$756	$808	$973	$1,345	$1,359
182	Wheeler County	$784	$806	$1,008	$1,209	$1,483
183	Coleman County	$797	$803	$1,053	$1,263	$1,549
184	Hill County	$705	$802	$1,023	$1,397	$1,716
185	Castro County	$795	$801	$1,050	$1,259	$1,545
186	Ochiltree County	$776	$798	$998	$1,280	$1,468
187	Tyler County	$787	$793	$1,040	$1,247	$1,604
188	Moore County	$786	$791	$1,038	$1,305	$1,527
189	Gray County	$785	$790	$1,037	$1,243	$1,373
190	Milam County	$785	$790	$1,037	$1,302	$1,626
191	Throckmorton County	$767	$788	$986	$1,182	$1,451
192	Live Oak County	$782	$787	$1,033	$1,314	$1,547
193	San Saba County	$781	$786	$1,031	$1,288	$1,517
194	Lamar County	$756	$785	$973	$1,294	$1,329
195	Crane County	$762	$783	$980	$1,275	$1,442
196	Swisher County	$756	$783	$973	$1,353	$1,432
197	Winkler County	$760	$782	$978	$1,173	$1,439
198	Titus County	$774	$779	$973	$1,263	$1,288
199	Bailey County	$756	$778	$973	$1,266	$1,432
200	Brooks County	$756	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,432
201	Collingsworth County	$756	$778	$973	$1,266	$1,432
202	Dickens County	$756	$778	$973	$1,167	$1,432
203	Donley County	$756	$778	$973	$1,178	$1,376
204	Haskell County	$756	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,550
205	Hemphill County	$756	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,432
206	Jim Hogg County	$756	$778	$973	$1,167	$1,432
207	Knox County	$756	$778	$973	$1,266	$1,432
208	Leon County	$773	$778	$973	$1,283	$1,288
209	Lipscomb County	$756	$778	$973	$1,270	$1,432
210	Marion County	$756	$778	$973	$1,238	$1,432
211	Menard County	$756	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,432
212	Morris County	$756	$778	$973	$1,254	$1,632
213	Motley County	$756	$778	$973	$1,167	$1,432
214	Newton County	$756	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,594
215	Red River County	$671	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,632
216	Refugio County	$756	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,432
217	Schleicher County	$756	$778	$973	$1,266	$1,432
218	Shackelford County	$756	$778	$973	$1,266	$1,432
219	Sherman County	$756	$778	$973	$1,266	$1,432
220	Terry County	$756	$778	$973	$1,266	$1,432
221	Zavala County	$756	$778	$973	$1,353	$1,432
222	Lynn County	$705	$767	$1,007	$1,207	$1,465
223	Young County	$756	$761	$998	$1,388	$1,468
224	Panola County	$753	$758	$995	$1,235	$1,434
225	Wilbarger County	$752	$757	$993	$1,191	$1,512
226	Cherokee County	$751	$756	$984	$1,362	$1,448
227	Fisher County	$751	$755	$973	$1,167	$1,432
228	Camp County	$749	$754	$973	$1,353	$1,432
229	Fannin County	$679	$751	$985	$1,370	$1,652
230	Hall County	$746	$751	$973	$1,353	$1,432
231	Zapata County	$747	$751	$973	$1,167	$1,432
232	Foard County	$745	$750	$973	$1,266	$1,432
233	Houston County	$740	$745	$978	$1,204	$1,295
234	Baylor County	$737	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,432
235	Bosque County	$671	$742	$973	$1,283	$1,288
236	Cass County	$737	$742	$973	$1,328	$1,432
237	Coke County	$737	$742	$973	$1,234	$1,432
238	Comanche County	$737	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,432
239	Falls County	$671	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,632
240	Floyd County	$737	$742	$973	$1,167	$1,432
241	Freestone County	$737	$742	$973	$1,298	$1,432
242	Gonzales County	$671	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,396
243	Hamilton County	$737	$742	$973	$1,309	$1,432
244	Hardeman County	$737	$742	$973	$1,220	$1,432
245	Hutchinson County	$737	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,632
246	Jim Wells County	$737	$742	$973	$1,289	$1,432
247	Kimble County	$737	$742	$973	$1,340	$1,432
248	Lamb County	$737	$742	$973	$1,313	$1,632
249	Limestone County	$737	$742	$973	$1,231	$1,432
250	Madison County	$737	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,432
251	Sabine County	$737	$742	$973	$1,167	$1,432
252	Starr County	$737	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,490
253	Sutton County	$737	$742	$973	$1,214	$1,432
254	Willacy County	$737	$742	$973	$1,353	$1,432

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average rent in Texas? ▼

The average FY 2026 Fair Market Rent for a 1-bedroom in Texas is $935 per month. A 2-bedroom averages $1,149.

How does Texas rent compare to the national average? ▼

Texas rents are 3% below the national average. A 1-bedroom here averages $935 vs $959 nationally.

Where is the cheapest rent in Texas? ▼

The most affordable county is Baylor County with a 1-bedroom FMR of $742. The most expensive is Rockwall County at $1,648.

What income do I need to afford rent in Texas? ▼

Based on the 30% affordability rule, you need at least $37,400/year ($3,117/month) to afford the average 1-bedroom FMR in Texas.

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Data sourced from HUD Fair Market Rents and U.S. Census Bureau ACS data. See our methodology for details. Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Fair Market Rent data (huduser.gov).