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Section 8 Fair Market Rent in Bend-Redmond, OR (FY2026)

HUD's official FY2026 Fair Market Rents for the Bend-Redmond, OR HUD Metro FMR Area, 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$1,362$1,226$1,498
1 bedroom$1,371$1,234$1,508
2 bedrooms$1,784$1,606$1,962
3 bedrooms$2,481$2,233$2,729
4 bedrooms$2,993$2,694$3,292

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 $1,784 33% above the Oregon median of $1,346 across all 31 FMR areas in the state.

Counties and towns covered

The Bend-Redmond, OR FMR area is a metro area covering: Deschutes County. One FMR applies across the whole area — HUD does not publish separate figures per city or ZIP here (some large metros have Small Area FMRs by ZIP; check with the local housing authority).

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 Bend-Redmond: Section 8 vs market rent, DSCR, or cash-on-cash return.

Comparable Oregon markets by 2BR FMR

FMR area1 BR2 BR3 BR
Corvallis$1,451$1,824$2,537
Albany$1,396$1,695$2,294
Eugene-Springfield$1,286$1,688$2,348
Hood River County$1,436$1,884$2,620
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro$1,677$1,922$2,619
Wasco County$1,289$1,600$2,225

All 31 Oregon FMR areas →

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