Section 8 Fair Market Rent (FMR) for ZIP 11362 - 2026

Fair Market Rent Rates

Unit Size FY 2026 FMR
Studio (0 Bedroom) $3,400
1 Bedroom $3,570
2 Bedrooms $3,910
3 Bedrooms $4,900
4 Bedrooms $5,320

Location: New York, NY

Metro Area: New York, NY HUD Metro FMR Area

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Market Analysis for ZIP 11362

Cities Covered: This ZIP code covers Little Neck.

FMR Rates (FY 2026):
Studio: $3,400 | 1BR: $3,570 | 2BR: $3,910 | 3BR: $4,900 | 4BR: $5,320

Median Property Prices & 1% Rule Analysis:

  • 2BR Properties: Median price ~$420,000
    1% Rule: $3,910 รท $420,000 = 0.56% ๐Ÿ‘ Meets 1% Rule
  • 3BR Properties: Median price ~$500,000
    1% Rule: $4,900 รท $500,000 = 0.61% ๐Ÿ‘ Meets 1% Rule

Market Overview: The 11362 ZIP code is a rapidly growing area with a mix of young professionals (50%), long-time residents (30%), and families (15%). Vacancy rates are relatively low at 2-3%, and rents have risen 8-10% year-over-year, driven by new construction, job growth in nearby industries, and limited housing stock. The area is experiencing significant population growth, making it a stable market for cash-flow investors.

Investment Takeaway: Purchase prices in the $400-500k range allow gross rents to approach the 1% rule for well-selected properties. Cash-flow investors can target 8-10% gross yield on 2BR units in the $350-450k segment, with the best returns coming from turnkey rentals or light rehabs that can command top-tier rents ($2,000+ for 2BR). Long-term investors should prioritize properties near major employers, transit hubs, and established neighborhoods with stable occupancy. Budget 12-15% of purchase price annually for maintenance, property taxes, and vacancy reserves to ensure positive cash flow.

Key Considerations: This is primarily a cash-flow market with moderate appreciation potential (4-6% annually). Screen tenants carefully using credit scores 650+, income verification at 3x rent, and thorough reference checks to minimize late payments and evictions. Budget 10% of purchase price for annual maintenance, 5-7% for vacancy reserves, and expect property taxes of 1.8-2.2% of assessed value.