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<br />HOUSEHOLDS WITH HOUSING AFFORD ABILITY PROBLEM (1989)
<br />OWNER -OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
<br />HOUSEHOLD
<br />INCOME
<br />ACCEPTABLE
<br />RANGE OF
<br />q OF HOUSEHOLDS
<br />PAYING MORE THAN
<br />CUMULATIVE
<br />TOTAL
<br />% OF TOTAL
<br />HOUSEHOLDS WrrH
<br />INCOME
<br />RANGE OF
<br />PAYING MORE THAN
<br />TOTAL
<br />SPECIFIND
<br />AFFORD ABILITY
<br />3.579
<br />HOUSING COST
<br />30% OF THEM
<br />OWNER
<br />PROBLEM
<br />INCOME FOR
<br />OCCUPIED
<br />HOUSING COST
<br />UNITS 1
<br />Less than 10,000
<br />Less dun $250
<br />988
<br />988
<br />5.22
<br />V
<br />510,000 - 519,000
<br />S250-$500
<br />940
<br />1,928
<br />10.22
<br />Of 1
<br />$20,000 - S34,999
<br />5500 - SB75
<br />947
<br />2,875
<br />15.25
<br />V
<br />535,000 - $49,999
<br />$875 - S1,125
<br />345
<br />3,220
<br />17.08
<br />Over 550,000
<br />More dm S1,125
<br />454
<br />3,674
<br />19.48
<br />1. Total specified owner occupied units 18,848 Source: 1990 Census of Population and Housing
<br />As indicated in the above table, 15.25% of owner -occupied households with incomes less than
<br />$35,000 are paying more than 30% of their income for housing costs.
<br />RENTER OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
<br />HOUSEHOLD
<br />ACCEPTABLE
<br /># OF HOUSEHOLDS
<br />CUMULATIVE
<br />% OF TOTAL
<br />HOUSEHOLDS Wl7ii
<br />INCOME
<br />RANGE OF
<br />PAYING MORE THAN
<br />TOTAL
<br />SPECIFIED
<br />AFFORD ABnxrY
<br />3.579
<br />HOUSING COST
<br />30% OF THEIR
<br />RENTER
<br />PROBLEM
<br />INCOME FOR
<br />OCCUPY
<br />HOUSING COST
<br />UNITS 1
<br />Less than 10,000
<br />Less dun 5250
<br />1,326
<br />1,326
<br />14.07
<br />V
<br />S 10,000 - 519,000
<br />$250 - $500
<br />11690
<br />3,016
<br />32.02
<br />Of 1
<br />$20,000 - $34,999
<br />$500-$975
<br />603
<br />3,619
<br />38.42
<br />V
<br />$35,000 - S49,999
<br />$875 - SIAS
<br />91
<br />3,710
<br />39.39
<br />Over $50,000
<br />More duan $1,125
<br />28
<br />3,738
<br />39.68
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<br />1. Total specified Tenter occupied units 9,418
<br />As indicated in the above table, 38.42% of renter occupied households with incomes less than
<br />$35,000 are paying more than 30% of their income for rent.
<br />The table below identifies the existing and future shortage of affordable housing both for renter
<br />and owner occupied.
<br />SHORTAGE OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING
<br />1995 ANn 2(M
<br />INCOME CATEGORY
<br />1995
<br />2000
<br />OWNER UNITS RENTER UNITS
<br />OWNER UNITS
<br />RENTER UNITS
<br />VLI• Only
<br />4,470 1,202
<br />3,544
<br />823
<br />VLI and LI 1
<br />4,209 1,227
<br />3.579
<br />7%
<br />.,.....w. Luaawua C MUSHIg ASSGSURCut Kapon, Unversay oI rionaa, 5nunoorg::cm Ibr Anordabic dousing
<br />In a growing areas, even balanced growth will result in affordable housing needs. Because every
<br />community creates a need for workers, many of whom are not well paid, there is a corresponding
<br />need for affordable housing. While the need for affordable housing continually increases in a
<br />growing area, local government regulations often increase the cost of housing and limit the
<br />ability of the private sector to meet overall housing needs.
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<br />February 27, 1997
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