How much does Section 8 pay for a 2-bedroom in ZIP 32225?

For ZIP 32225 in Duval County, FL, the FY2026 two-bedroom Small Area Fair Market Rent is $1,930 per month. Local housing authorities set the Section 8 payment standard between 90% and 110% of that, roughly $1,735 to $2,125 before the tenant's utility allowance.

What are the FY2026 Section 8 rent limits for ZIP 32225?

HUD's FY2026 Small Area Fair Market Rent for ZIP 32225, by bedroom size: studio $1,580, 1-bedroom $1,610, 2-bedroom $1,930, 3-bedroom $2,380, 4-bedroom $2,980. In SAFMR metros the ZIP-level figure, not the county average, is what applies to an address here.

Which housing authority covers ZIP 32225?

Vouchers for Duval County are administered by Jacksonville Housing Authority. The authority whose jurisdiction covers ZIP 32225 handles the application, the waitlist, the HAP contract, and the unit inspection.

Section 8 Rent in ZIP 32225

FY2026 Small Area Fair Market Rent for ZIP 32225 in Duval County, Florida: the exact per-bedroom rents HUD publishes for this ZIP, the estimated payment-standard range, the housing authorities that administer vouchers here, and whether a landlord can legally decline a voucher in Florida.

Studio

$1,580

1 BR

$1,610

2 BR

$1,930

3 BR

$2,380

4 BR

$2,980

Estimated payment standard range (2 BR)

Local PHAs set payment standards between 90% and 110% of FMR. Exact figures vary by PHA. The numbers below are the modeled range.

Low (90%)

$1,735

FMR (100%)

$1,930

High (110%)

$2,125

Gross rent before the tenant utility allowance. The PHA's published payment standard is the number that actually applies; verify with the PHA before signing a lease or HAP contract.

ZIP vs county FMR (2 BR)

ZIP 32225 at $1,930 is $272 higher than the Duval County county-wide 2 BR FMR of $1,658. In SAFMR metros the ZIP number is what actually applies to an address here, so a voucher stretches further in this ZIP than the county average suggests.

Can a landlord refuse Section 8 in ZIP 32225?

It depends on the city. Florida has no statewide source-of-income law, but some local ordinances in the state prohibit voucher discrimination. Check whether ZIP 32225 sits inside a protected jurisdiction before assuming either way.

No statewide SOI protection. Miami-Dade County (2020) and a few other localities have protections. Elsewhere, landlords may refuse vouchers.

Informational only, not legal advice. Laws change, so verify current status before acting on a rejection or making a leasing decision.

Housing authorities serving Duval County

Jacksonville Housing Authority
Jacksonville · PHA code FL001
8,501 Section 8 units

The PHA whose jurisdiction covers ZIP 32225 handles the application, the HAP contract, and the unit inspection.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Section 8 pay for a 2-bedroom in ZIP 32225?: For ZIP 32225 in Duval County, FL, the FY2026 two-bedroom Small Area Fair Market Rent is $1,930 per month. Local housing authorities set the Section 8 payment standard between 90% and 110% of that, roughly $1,735 to $2,125 before the tenant's utility allowance.
What are the FY2026 Section 8 rent limits for ZIP 32225?: HUD's FY2026 Small Area Fair Market Rent for ZIP 32225, by bedroom size: studio $1,580, 1-bedroom $1,610, 2-bedroom $1,930, 3-bedroom $2,380, 4-bedroom $2,980. In SAFMR metros the ZIP-level figure, not the county average, is what applies to an address here.
Which housing authority covers ZIP 32225?: Vouchers for Duval County are administered by Jacksonville Housing Authority. The authority whose jurisdiction covers ZIP 32225 handles the application, the waitlist, the HAP contract, and the unit inspection.

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Duval County overview All of Florida

SAFMR data published by HUD for FY2026. ZIP 32225 maps to Duval County, FL · FIPS 12031. Investors can run these numbers in the RentalCalcs voucher analyzer.