Out of Reach in the News: National Low Income Housing Coalition

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Lancaster Online: Report: Lancaster County residents have to earn $18.15/hour to afford 'modest apartment' rent

The Republic: Metro Phoenix renters need to earn $12 an hour to afford a decent place to live

The Daily Republic: Rapid City sees continued struggling rental market

Journal & Courier: How much money is enough to live in Lafayette?

Gosh News: EDITORIAL ROUNDUP: Indiana's wage gap in housing widens; Improved health better for business

Jackson Free Press: How Affordable is Housing in Mississippi?

GoMN: How much do you need to rent a 2-bedroom home in Minnesota?

Downstream: Is Pittsburgh’s Housing Market Out of Reach?

Observer Reporter: Minimum wage is not a living wage

San Mateo Daily Journal: OP-ED: Earned income tax credit

LA Watts Times: National Housing Wage

Williston Observer: Report finds Vermont housing out of reach

BlueRidgeNow.com: Study: County exceeds state average in housing, affordability averages

The Huffington Post: The Hourly Income You Need To Afford Rent Around The U.S.

True Viral News: The hourly wage needed to rent a two-bedroom home in every state

Before It's News: This Map Shows How Much You Need To Rent An Apartment In The U.S.

Mortgage Professional America: Which state has the biggest disparity between housing wage and rent affordability?

PayScale: Why the Minimum Wage Is Everyone’s Problem

ABC10: A 90-hour work week for a California home?

The Kansas City Star: Apparent vagrant who turned down $10 per hour job sparks outcry

KFI AM 640: California Ranks Third Highest In Rentals

The Durango Herald: La Plata County rental rates may require two jobs

The Mountain Times: Report: Affordable housing is out of reach for low-wage Vermonters

Institutional Real Estate, Inc.: Study: U.S. need 4.6m new apartments by 2030 to meet rising demand

Automotive Industry Today - EIN News: The hourly wage needed to rent a two-bedroom home in every state

Bisnow: This is How Many New Apartments The U.S. Needs To Add Annually To Meet Demand

StarTribune.com: Three myths about the minimum wage

Construction Dive: US needs 4.6M new apartment units by 2030

La Voz Bilingüe: Week of 6/14/17 Of Special Interest

Bloggytown - Orlando Weekly: You need to make at least $20 an hour to afford a two-bedroom in Florida, says report

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