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FY2027 Fair Market Rent · Florida

Volusia County Fair Market Rent & Income Limits

HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a two-bedroom home in Volusia County, FL is $1,673 a month, down 1.6% from FY2026. The area median family income is $90,800, and a family of four counts as low income up to $79,300 a year.

2-bedroom FMR$1,673per month ▼ 1.6%
Median family income$90,800FY2026 ▲ 8.0%
80% limit, 4 people$79,300low income

Fair Market Rent by unit size

FY2027 FY2026

Fair Market Rents are gross rents: rent plus the cost of all utilities except phone, cable and internet.

Check your household

Enter your household size and total yearly income before taxes to see which HUD income category it falls in for Volusia County, FL.

Low income (80% limit)

A household of 4 earning $77,300 is under the 80% limit of $79,300 for this area. At 30% of income it could pay about $1,932 a month for rent and utilities.

This is a quick comparison with HUD's published limits, not an eligibility decision. Programs count income in their own ways and many have waiting lists; the local housing agency or property decides.

Income limits in Volusia County

HUD's FY2026 income limits for Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL are based on a median family income of $90,800. Programs such as Housing Choice Vouchers, public housing and HOME use the 30%, 50% and 80% columns; Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties use the 50% and 60% Multifamily Tax Subsidy Project limits.

FY2026 income limits by household size (yearly gross income)
PeopleExtremely low30% / povertyVery low50%60% (LIHTC)MTSPLow income80%
1$20,850$34,700$41,640$55,550
2$23,800$39,650$47,580$63,450
3$27,320$44,600$53,520$71,400
4$33,000$49,550$59,460$79,300
5$38,680$53,550$64,260$85,650
6$44,360$57,500$69,000$92,000
7$50,040$61,450$73,740$98,350
8$55,720$65,450$78,540$104,700

Rent history

Since FY2017 the two-bedroom FMR here has gone from $959 to $1,673, up 74.5% over ten years. HUD has published a two-bedroom FMR for this area since FY1983, when it was $318.

2-bedroom Fair Market Rent, 2001 to 2027$0$400$800$1,200$1,600$2,000200520102015202020252027$1,673FY2001: $593FY2002: $610FY2003: $626FY2004: $628FY2005: $683FY2006: $702FY2007: $730FY2008: $845FY2009: $896FY2010: $948FY2011: $938FY2012: $866FY2013: $890FY2014: $878FY2015: $900FY2016: $896FY2017: $959FY2018: $955FY2019: $1,083FY2020: $1,111FY2021: $1,050FY2022: $1,135FY2023: $1,302FY2024: $1,413FY2025: $1,718FY2026: $1,700FY2027: $1,673

What it takes to afford the rent

To keep a two-bedroom rent of $1,673 at no more than 30% of income, the usual affordability rule, a household needs about $66,900 a year. That is 74% of the area median family income of $90,800, so a typical family can afford it with room to spare.

Fair Market Rent by year (monthly gross rent incl. utilities)
UnitFY2027FY2026FY2025Income to affordat 30%
Studio$1,258$1,205$1,178$50,300
1 bedroom$1,363$1,385$1,404$54,500
2 bedrooms$1,673$1,700$1,718$66,900
3 bedrooms$2,204$2,241$2,260$88,200
4 bedrooms$2,403$2,429$2,424$96,100

How Volusia County compares

Volusia County makes up the Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL metro area on its own, so HUD's metro figures and the county figures are the same.

Volusia County has the 26th highest two-bedroom Fair Market Rent of the 67 counties in Florida; the population-weighted average across Florida is $1,962 and the nationwide average is $1,751.

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Small Area FMRs by ZIP code

HUD also publishes Small Area Fair Market Rents for each ZIP code. In Volusia County the two-bedroom figure ranges from $1,480 to $2,210 across 40 ZIP codes, against the area-wide $1,673. This area is not on HUD's list of mandatory Small Area FMR areas, so most agencies here use the area-wide FMR; an agency may still opt in to ZIP-level rents.

ZIPPlace2 BR SAFMR110% payment std.
32124Daytona Beach$2,210$2,431
32169New Smyrna Beach$2,060$2,266
32128Port Orange$1,980$2,178
32168New Smyrna Beach$1,970$2,167
32713Debary$1,920$2,112
32738Deltona$1,920$2,112
32725Deltona$1,870$2,057
32129Port Orange$1,850$2,035
32764Osteen$1,820$2,002
32117Daytona Beach$1,740$1,914
32176Ormond Beach$1,730$1,903
32763Orange City$1,720$1,892
32141Edgewater$1,710$1,881
32119Daytona Beach$1,700$1,870
32127Port Orange$1,680$1,848
32115Daytona Beach$1,670$1,837
32120Daytona Beach$1,670$1,837
32121Daytona Beach$1,670$1,837
32122Daytona Beach$1,670$1,837
32125Daytona Beach$1,670$1,837
32126Daytona Beach$1,670$1,837
32170New Smyrna Beach$1,670$1,837
32173Ormond Beach$1,670$1,837
32175Ormond Beach$1,670$1,837
32721Deland$1,670$1,837
32723Deland$1,670$1,837
32728Deltona$1,670$1,837
32739Deltona$1,670$1,837
32774Orange City$1,670$1,837
32174Ormond Beach$1,630$1,793
32180Pierson$1,630$1,793
32114Daytona Beach$1,610$1,771
32744Lake Helen$1,580$1,738
32130De Leon Springs$1,560$1,716
32118Daytona Beach$1,550$1,705
32132Edgewater$1,530$1,683
32190Seville$1,530$1,683
32724Deland$1,530$1,683
32759Oak Hill$1,530$1,683
32720Deland$1,480$1,628

Questions

What is the Fair Market Rent in Volusia County, FL for 2027?

For FY2027 (October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027) HUD's Fair Market Rents in Volusia County, FL are $1,258 for a studio, $1,363 for one bedroom, $1,673 for two bedrooms, $2,204 for three and $2,403 for four bedrooms, per month including utilities.

What is the area median income in Volusia County, FL?

HUD's FY2026 median family income for the area is $90,800, up 8.0% from $84,100 in FY2025.

What is 80% of AMI in Volusia County, FL for a family of 4?

The FY2026 low-income limit (80%) for a household of four is $79,300 a year. The very low-income limit (50%) is $49,550 and the extremely low-income limit is $33,000.

What is the 60% AMI limit for tax credit housing in Volusia County, FL?

Under HUD's FY2026 Multifamily Tax Subsidy Project limits, the 60% limit is $41,640 for one person and $59,460 for four.

Is the Fair Market Rent the same as the Section 8 payment standard?

No. Housing agencies set their payment standard between 90% and 110% of the FMR (for a two-bedroom here: $1,506 to $1,840), and can ask HUD for exceptions. Check the payment standard with your local housing agency.