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Vineland, NJ

The Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Vineland, NJ is $1,673 per month, ranking #155 out of 693 areas nationwide. The area median household income is $64,499, meaning a household spending Fair Market Rent on a 2-bedroom would pay 31.1% of income on housing. The area has a population of 153K, with 34.4% of households renting.

31.1%
Rent Burdened
of income → rent
$1,673
2BR Fair Market Rent
vs $1,250 national median
$64,499
Median Income
vs $71,049 national
$1,254
Actual Median Rent
Census ACS estimate
153K
Population
Census ACS
34.4%
Renters
of occupied housing
$205,600
Median Home Value
6.8%
Vacancy Rate
of housing units
16.3%
Poverty Rate
below poverty line

Fair Market Rent by Bedroom Size

$1,280
Studio
$1,375
1 Bedroom
$1,673
2 Bedroom
$2,303
3 Bedroom
$2,311
4 Bedroom

Fair Market Rents (FMRs) are set annually by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and represent the 40th percentile of gross rents for standard-quality units in an area. FMRs are used to determine payment standards for the Housing Choice Voucher program and other federal housing assistance.

Housing Affordability

In Vineland, NJ, a household earning the area median income of $64,499 would spend 31.1% of their gross income on a 2-bedroom at Fair Market Rent. HUD considers households spending more than 30% of income on housing to be "cost-burdened." This means many renters in this area face financial strain from housing costs.

Income Needed for 2BR
$66,920
annual (30% threshold)
Hourly Wage Needed
$32
full-time (2,080 hrs/yr)
Actual Median Rent
$1,254
$419 below FMR

Minimum Wage Affordability

The minimum wage in New Jersey is $15.49/hr. A minimum-wage worker would need to work 83.1 hours per week to afford a 2-bedroom at Fair Market Rent without exceeding 30% of income on housing. This means a single minimum-wage earner cannot afford a 2-bedroom working a standard 40-hour week. The poverty rate in Vineland is 16.3%, near the national average of approximately 12.4%.

State Min Wage
$15.49/hr
Hours/Week Needed
83.1 hrs
Poverty Rate
16.3%

Housing Market Context

The median home value in Vineland is $205,600. At a median income of $64,499, this represents a price-to-income ratio of 3.2x. 6.8% of housing units in the area are vacant, which is below the national average and suggests a tight housing market.

Rent vs. Buy
$1,439 est. mortgage
vs $1,673 FMR rent
Vacancy Rate
6.8%
of housing units

Other Areas in New Jersey

Jersey City
$2,763/mo
2BR FMR · 34.1% burden
Middlesex-Somerset-Hunterdon
$2,486/mo
2BR FMR · 30.6% burden
Monmouth-Ocean
$2,328/mo
2BR FMR · 28.7% burden
Bergen-Passaic
$2,324/mo
2BR FMR · 28.7% burden
Newark
$2,205/mo
2BR FMR · 27.2% burden

Compare Vineland

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Frequently Asked Questions

The HUD Fair Market Rent for a 2-bedroom in Vineland, NJ is $1,673 per month. A studio is $1,280/mo, a 1-bedroom is $1,375/mo, and a 3-bedroom is $2,303/mo. The actual median gross rent from Census data is $1,254/mo.

Vineland has a rent burden of 31.1%, meaning a household earning the median income of $64,499 would spend 31.1% of income on a 2-bedroom at Fair Market Rent. HUD considers spending 30%+ on housing to be cost-burdened. To afford a 2-bedroom without being cost-burdened, a household would need an annual income of at least $66,920.

Vineland's 2-bedroom Fair Market Rent of $1,673/mo is $423 above the national median of $1,250/mo. Vineland ranks #155 out of 693 areas for highest rent in the United States.

To afford a 2-bedroom at Fair Market Rent in Vineland without spending more than 30% of income on housing, you would need an annual household income of at least $66,920, or a full-time hourly wage of $32/hour. The area median income is $64,499.

Fair Market Rents represent the 40th percentile of gross rents for standard-quality rental units. Rent burden is calculated as annual 2BR FMR divided by area median household income. Census data (income, home value, population, vacancy) is from the ACS 5-Year estimates. Unemployment rates are from BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics.