Many of the Largest Occupations Do Not Pay Enough to Afford Rent

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Source: NLIHC calculation of weighted-average HUD Fair Market Rent. Occupational wages from May 2022 BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, adjusted to 2023 dollars.

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Many of the Largest Occupations Do Not Pay Enough to Afford Rent

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NLIHC in the News for the Week of February 9

Households with Less Than $60,000 in Annual Income Account for Nearly 60% of Renters Forced to Move by Their Landlord or Other Institutions

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Many of the Largest Occupations Do Not Pay Enough to Afford Rent

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Where to Find Us – February 17

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Households with Less Than $60,000 in Annual Income Account for Nearly 60% of Renters Forced to Move by Their Landlord or Other Institutions

Households with Less Than $60,000 in Annual Income Account for Nearly 60% of Renters Forced to Move by Their Landlord or Other Institutions