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Oklahoma Fair Market Rent (FY2026)

South region · 69 HUD FMR areas

In FY2026, Oklahoma has 69 HUD Fair Market Rent areas with a median 2-bedroom FMR of $937/month. Across the state, the 2-bedroom FMR ranges from $937 (Fort Smith, AR-OK) to $1,244 (Oklahoma City, OK). That median is $38 below the national median FMR of $975, ranking Oklahoma #38 of 51 states (1 = most expensive). FMR is the federal voucher rent standard, not the market median.

Source: HUD USER, FY2026 Fair Market Rents (40th percentile, revised final). Data as of June 2026.

Oklahoma median FMR by bedroom size

Median Fair Market Rent across Oklahoma's 69 FMR areas, FY2026. Source: HUD USER.
Unit sizeMedian FMR (per month)
Studio / efficiency$705
1-bedroom$746
2-bedroom$937
3-bedroom$1,256
4-bedroom$1,448

These are medians across the state's areas; an individual metro can be much higher or lower. The population-weighted average 2-bedroom FMR (weighting each area by its population) is $1,122.

Every FMR area in Oklahoma

FMR areaStudio1 BR2 BR3 BR4 BR
Oklahoma City, OK$939$1,017$1,244$1,675$1,857
Tulsa, OK$933$987$1,217$1,602$1,858

Source: HUD USER, FY2026 Fair Market Rents (40th percentile, revised final). Data as of June 2026.

Detailed pages: Oklahoma City, OK · Tulsa, OK.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Fair Market Rent in Oklahoma for FY2026?

Oklahoma has 69 HUD Fair Market Rent areas. The median 2-bedroom FMR across them is $937 per month, ranging from $937 (Fort Smith, AR-OK) to $1,244 (Oklahoma City, OK). HUD sets FMRs by metro/county, not statewide, so use the area closest to where you live. Verify at huduser.gov.

Which Oklahoma area has the highest and lowest FMR?

In FY2026 the highest 2-bedroom FMR in Oklahoma is $1,244 in Oklahoma City, OK, and the lowest is $937 in Fort Smith, AR-OK. Rents are highest in the largest metros and lowest in rural counties.

Is Oklahoma expensive for renters compared with other states?

Oklahoma's median 2-bedroom FMR of $937 is $38 below the national median FMR of $975 (-4%). It ranks #38 of 51 states and DC by median 2-bedroom FMR (1 = most expensive).

How does FMR relate to Section 8 vouchers in Oklahoma?

Public housing agencies in Oklahoma set Housing Choice Voucher payment standards at roughly 90–110% of the local FMR. Your subsidy covers the gap between that standard and about 30% of your adjusted income. Contact the PHA for your county for exact figures.

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Source & accuracy

FY2026 Fair Market Rents, U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development — HUD USER (public domain). State medians and ranges are computed over HUD's area-level FMRs (see methodology). FMR is the federal voucher rent standard, not the market median; verify on huduser.gov.

Last updated: 2026-06-20