Okeechobee County, Florida rent (HUD Fair Market Rents, FY2027)

HUD's Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Okeechobee County is $1,212 a month for FY2027 (HUD, effective Oct 1, 2026; verified Oct 22, 2026). Inside the county, HUD's Small Area FMRs for a 2-bedroom range from $1,370 (ZIP 34972) to $1,370 (ZIP 34972).

Last updated Oct 22, 2026 · Last verified Oct 22, 2026

Data: HUD FY2027 (effective Oct 1, 2026)

How much is rent for a 2-bedroom in Okeechobee County?

HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Okeechobee County, Florida is $1,212 a month, including utilities. Studios are $923 and 3-bedrooms are $1,485.

HUD FY2027 Fair Market Rents, Okeechobee County (USD per month)
Unit sizeFY2027 rentFY2026 rentChange
Studio (0-bedroom)$923$1,025−$102 (-10.0%)
1-bedroom$929$1,032−$103 (-10.0%)
2-bedroom$1,212$1,346−$134 (-10.0%)
3-bedroom$1,485$1,650−$165 (-10.0%)
4-bedroom$1,604$1,782−$178 (-10.0%)

Okeechobee County is part of the Okeechobee County, FL.

Is rent in Okeechobee County higher than the Florida average?

Okeechobee County's 2-bedroom FMR is $262 below the median Florida county ($1,474), ranking 44 of 67.

Okeechobee County$1,212
Median Florida county$1,474
Miami-Dade County (highest)$2,564
Calhoun County (lowest)$953
Taylor County: $953 (2BR)Citrus County: $1,194 (2BR)Lee County: $1,835 (2BR)Pasco County: $1,917 (2BR)Escambia County: $1,548 (2BR)Franklin County: $1,068 (2BR)Jefferson County: $1,424 (2BR)Putnam County: $1,040 (2BR)Alachua County: $1,471 (2BR)Wakulla County: $1,283 (2BR)Gilchrist County: $1,471 (2BR)Levy County: $954 (2BR)Hillsborough County: $1,917 (2BR)Brevard County: $1,779 (2BR)Santa Rosa County: $1,548 (2BR)Walton County: $1,474 (2BR)Dixie County: $1,041 (2BR)Leon County: $1,424 (2BR)Madison County: $978 (2BR)Columbia County: $1,187 (2BR)Highlands County: $1,259 (2BR)Osceola County: $1,959 (2BR)Calhoun County: $953 (2BR)Liberty County: $975 (2BR)Union County: $1,019 (2BR)Lake County: $1,959 (2BR)Marion County: $1,394 (2BR)Volusia County: $1,673 (2BR)Duval County: $1,694 (2BR)Hernando County: $1,917 (2BR)Hamilton County: $953 (2BR)Seminole County: $1,959 (2BR)Suwannee County: $999 (2BR)Hardee County: $1,124 (2BR)Polk County: $1,608 (2BR)Okaloosa County: $1,908 (2BR)Nassau County: $1,694 (2BR)Gadsden County: $1,424 (2BR)Orange County: $1,959 (2BR)Gulf County: $1,532 (2BR)Charlotte County: $1,575 (2BR)Bradford County: $1,008 (2BR)Pinellas County: $1,917 (2BR)Sumter County: $1,324 (2BR)Manatee County: $2,188 (2BR)Jackson County: $962 (2BR)Collier County: $2,036 (2BR)Broward County: $2,321 (2BR)Indian River County: $1,542 (2BR)Bay County: $1,651 (2BR)Monroe County: $2,254 (2BR)Glades County: $1,127 (2BR)Hendry County: $1,144 (2BR)Baker County: $1,110 (2BR)St. Johns County: $1,694 (2BR)Martin County: $2,069 (2BR)St. Lucie County: $2,069 (2BR)DeSoto County: $1,089 (2BR)Miami-Dade County: $2,564 (2BR)Holmes County: $971 (2BR)Flagler County: $1,758 (2BR)Washington County: $1,040 (2BR)Lafayette County: $1,191 (2BR)Okeechobee County: $1,212 (2BR)Palm Beach County: $2,349 (2BR)Sarasota County: $2,188 (2BR)Clay County: $1,694 (2BR)
Okeechobee County (outlined) on the Florida 2-bedroom FMR map.

What is rent by ZIP code in Okeechobee County?

HUD publishes Small Area FMRs for 1 ZIP codes in Okeechobee County. Inside the county, HUD's Small Area FMRs for a 2-bedroom range from $1,370 (ZIP 34972) to $1,370 (ZIP 34972).

HUD FY2027 Small Area FMRs by ZIP, Okeechobee County (USD per month)
ZIPStudio1BR2BR3BR4BR
34972$1,150$1,210$1,370$1,730$2,090

How does Okeechobee County compare with the median Florida county?

The table compares every unit size with the median of Florida's 67 county FMRs.

Okeechobee County vs Median Florida county: monthly rent
Unit sizeOkeechobee CountyMedian Florida countyDifference
Studio (0-bedroom)$923$1,186−$263
1-bedroom$929$1,264−$335
2-bedroom$1,212$1,474−$262
3-bedroom$1,485$1,837−$352
4-bedroom$1,604$2,028−$424

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What is a Fair Market Rent?

A Fair Market Rent (FMR) is HUD's estimate of the 40th percentile gross rent (rent plus utilities) for standard-quality units rented by recent movers in a metro area or nonmetro county. HUD uses it to set Housing Choice Voucher limits. It is not an average asking rent.

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Last updated: Oct 22, 2026 · Next review: Jan 15, 2027 · Download CSV (county FMRs) · Download CSV (ZIP and city SAFMRs) · Methodology