America's Poorest People Running Out Of Places To Live

For every 100 households that earn less than one-third of the median income for their region, according to the report, there are only 30 affordable and available rental units — meaning, places to live that aren’t dilapidated, prohibitively expensive, too far from public transportation, or already occupied by someone earning a higher salary.

(Source: azspot)

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