Fair market rents for 51,871 ZIP codes and 3,229 counties, paired with Eurostat unemployment, house price and rent indices, in one 14-table CSV pack.

The HUD block holds the FY2027 Fair Market Rent file by ZIP code (studio through 4BR per row), the FY2026 county file with median and max rents, the top-50 metro table, the 50 most expensive 2BR metros, state summaries for both fiscal years, and two QA crosswalks: 423 county names shared across states and 99 three-digit ZIP prefixes with geography and median 2BR rent.

The Eurostat block adds annual and monthly unemployment rates for the EU-27 and nine countries (2003 through 2026), the house price index for the Netherlands and EU-27 (2005 to 2025), and HICP rent indices with annual rates of change.

A master table compares 2BR state medians across FY2026 and FY2027 in one schema: 40 states up, 9 down, 3 flat. Vermont moved most, +15.6 percent. Arizona fell 5.6 percent. The 2BR median spans 610 to 2,600 across the 52 states and territories.

Zero empty cells in the HUD tables. Leading-zero ZIPs intact. Five schema docs included. Frozen 2026-09-10 snapshot, row counts verified per file.

Honest note: every source table is free per-table on the data-vault site (HUD public domain, Eurostat CC BY 4.0). What you pay for here is the combined bundle, the year-over-year master table, the schema docs and the frozen snapshot. If you already own USA Rent Benchmark, the FY2026 county and FY2027 ZIP rows are the same numbers; this pack adds the metro, state, QA crosswalk, Eurostat tables and the master.

All five packs are also available together as the Data Vault Desk Mega Bundle at $29 instead of $45 - see the Mega Bundle listing in this store.