Housing & Real Estate Info
HUD Fair Market Rent + Zillow home values for every US ZIP code.
Rent benchmarks on this page are HUD's published Fair Market Rents — government estimates of 40th-percentile gross rent in each market area. Home value data is Zillow's ZHVI, a smoothed measure of typical home values. Neither figure is a transaction price or appraisal.
Live example
Explore Austin, TX 78704 →
Live ZCTA snapshot: HUD rent benchmarks + Zillow home values, alongside health, schools, and economic data — all sourced and dated.
Current coverage
33,773 ZIP code rent records across 52 states + DC. Last updated May 1, 2026 from HUD.
What's in the housing snapshot
- Studio, 1BR, 2BR, 3BR, and 4BR Fair Market Rents (HUD SAFMR)
- Typical home value and year-over-year change (Zillow ZHVI)
- 5-year home value trend
- Owner-occupied vs. renter-occupied housing units (Census ACS)
- Median year structures were built
FAQ
What is Fair Market Rent?
Fair Market Rent (FMR) is set annually by HUD and represents the 40th percentile of gross rents paid by recent movers in a local market area. It includes rent plus utilities and is used to determine Housing Choice Voucher payments.
How often is home value data updated?
Zillow Home Value Index (ZHVI) data is updated monthly. Mubboo refreshes this data quarterly from Zillow's public datasets.
What does Fair Market Rent tell me about affordability?
FMR gives you a government benchmark for what a modest rental unit costs in a given area. The standard affordability rule is that housing should cost no more than 30% of gross income — so dividing your annual FMR by 0.30 gives the income needed to afford that unit.
Coming soon
Housing rankings (most affordable ZIPs, highest home values), 50-state comparison tables, and neighborhood-level rental trend charts launching Q3 2026.