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Section 8 Fair Market Rent in Teton County, ID (FY2026)

HUD's official FY2026 Fair Market Rents for the Teton County, ID, by bedroom count. These figures set the baseline for what the Housing Choice Voucher program pays landlords in this area.

Unit sizeFY2026 FMRPayment standard range (90–110%)
Studio / efficiency$1,136$1,022$1,250
1 bedroom$1,143$1,029$1,257
2 bedrooms$1,323$1,191$1,455
3 bedrooms$1,769$1,592$1,946
4 bedrooms$2,219$1,997$2,441

Source: HUD User — FY 2026 Fair Market Rents. FY2026 FMRs are effective October 1, 2025. Retrieved 2026-06-11.

How this market compares

The 2-bedroom FMR here is $1,323 23% above the Idaho median of $1,079 across all 40 FMR areas in the state.

Counties and towns covered

This is a county-level (non-metro) FMR area covering: Teton County. One FMR applies across the whole area — HUD does not publish separate figures per city or ZIP here.

What a landlord actually collects

FMR is the baseline, not the contract rent. The local housing authority sets a payment standard between 90% and 110% of FMR (the range in the table above), and your unit must pass a rent-reasonableness comparison against similar unassisted rentals nearby. The voucher then covers the gap between the tenant's share (roughly 30% of their income) and the approved rent.

Run the numbers for a deal in Teton County: Section 8 vs market rent, DSCR, or cash-on-cash return.

Comparable Idaho markets by 2BR FMR

FMR area1 BR2 BR3 BR
Idaho Falls$1,095$1,305$1,815
Butte County$1,094$1,304$1,814
Twin Falls County$979$1,284$1,786
Bonner County$958$1,257$1,748
Logan$946$1,241$1,726
Lewiston$931$1,220$1,697

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Informational only — not financial, legal, or lending advice. Confirm current payment standards with the housing authority serving Teton County.