FMRFinder

New Hampshire fair market rent by county and town

New Hampshire · FY2027 · 259 listed places · 14 HUD FMR areas

$1,734median 2BR

From $1,195 in Whitefield town to $3,008 in Seabrook town

FY2026 → FY2027: median -8.4% · 52 up, 207 down · largest Antrim town +8.0% · all states

Unweighted median of the listed county, county-equivalent and town 2-bedroom FMRs; places sharing a HUD FMR area have the same value. This is not a statewide estimate of rents paid. U.S. county median $1,056. Effective October 1, 2026.

Income needed to afford it

At HUD's affordability benchmark — rent and utilities at no more than 30% of income — a 2-bedroom at the Fair Market Rent takes about $120,320 a year in Seabrook town and $47,800 in Whitefield town.

UnitMedian FMRIncome neededPer hour
Studio$1,253$50,120$24.10
1 bedroom$1,322$52,880$25.42
2 bedrooms$1,734$69,360$33.35
3 bedrooms$2,331$93,240$44.83
4 bedrooms$2,367$94,680$45.52

Income needed = monthly FMR × 12 ÷ 0.30. Per hour = that ÷ 2,080 hours (one full-time job). Medians are across the listed New Hampshire places, like the figure above. The FMR is HUD's 40th-percentile gross rent estimate, not the price of any listing.

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