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ADinadequate supply of affordable housing <br />To address housing cost burden, the public sector invests in affordable housing <br />development and provides rental assistance to low-income households. The seven -county <br />region has 57,900 publicly subsidized affordable rental units, including public housing and <br />units built with capital generated hvLow-Income Housing Tax Credits. <br />In addition to the publicly subsidized affordable housing stock, there are also many units of <br />unsubsidized aff ordable housing — housing whose rents or sale prices make them aff ordable <br />to low- and moderate -income households. Using an affordability threshold of 80Y6 of area <br />median income, the region has 493,OOOaffordable owner -occupied units and 338,OOO <br />affordable rental unito, including both subsidized and unauboidized.,«(There are also <br />approximately 14,OOOmanufactured homes that are likely t0beaff0rd8b|e]However, many <br />of these housing units are occupied by households earning more than 80% of area median <br />income, increasing the gap in the supply of units affordable and available to lower -income <br />households. <br />Table 2: 2O14Area Median Income (AdNVbyhousehold size, Minneapolis -St. Paul -Bloomington metropolitan <br />statistical area <br />Household Size: <br />One -person <br />Three -person <br />Four -person <br />rinm'pmropn <br />Six -person <br />Smnmn'pmropn <br />Eight -person <br />Extremely Low <br />Income (at or below <br />$18,2[0 <br />$20,800 <br />$23,400 <br />$20.000 <br />$28.410 <br />$32.570 <br />$36,730 <br />$40.890 <br />� <br />Very Low Income (at <br />~or below' <br />.. . <br />$34.850 <br />$39,000 <br />$43.300 <br />$46,800 <br />$50.250 <br />$53.700 <br />$57.200 <br />O��, US, Department of Housing and Urban Development, FY2O(5Income Limits' / <br />Low Income <br />/ <br />(at or below <br />==^"°"MI)' <br />$52,650 <br />$59.250 <br />$85.800 <br />$71,100 <br />$78.350 <br />$81,600 <br />$88.900 <br />Even with the existing supply of affordable housing, more than 282,000 low- and <br />moderate -income households in the region are paying more than 30% of their household <br />income on housing costs, and nearly 144,000 of those are paying more than half their <br />income 0nhousing. <br />ONE� Housing for a Growing, 7hrivinqgegion <br />
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