Out of Reach 2013 Minnesota

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Out of Reach 2013 Minnesota In Minnesota, the Fair Market Rent (FMR) for a two-bedroom apartment is $836. In order to afford this level of rent and utilities without paying more than 30% of on housing a household must earn $2,786 monthly or $33,438 annually. Assuming a 40-hour work week, 52 weeks per year, this level of translates into a Housing Wage of: $16.08 In Minnesota, a minimum wage worker earns an hourly wage of $7.25, which is the federal minimum wage. In order to afford the FMR for a two-bedroom apartment, a minimum wage earner must work 89 hours per week, 52 weeks per year. Or a household must include 2.2 minimum wage earners working 40 hours per week year-round in order to make the two-bedroom FMR affordable. The median household for Minnesota renters is $29,311, which is equivalent to a single full time worker earning $14.09 per hour working 40 hours per week, all year round. At this level, a household could afford a rent of only $733 per month without paying more than 30% of their for housing. Monthly Rent Affordable to Selected Income Levels, Compared with Two-Bedroom Fair Market Rent (FMR), Minnesota Two-Bedroom FMR $836 Median Family Income Household $1,870 Median Income Renter Household Extremely Low Income Household Minimum Wage Earner SSI Recipient $733 $561 $377 $213 $0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 1

Weekly Hours a Renter Must Work to Afford a 2-Bedroom Apartment at the Minimum Wage Kittson Roseau Marshall Lake of the Woods Koochiching ND Pennington Red Lake Polk Norman Mahnomen Clearwater Beltrami Hubbard Itasca Saint Louis Lake Cook Lake Superior Clay Becker Cass Wilkin Otter Tail Wadena Crow Wing Aitkin Carlton SD Traverse Big Stone Grant Pipestone Murray Rock Stevens Nobles Douglas Pope Jackson Todd Stearns Martin Morrison Benton Pine Isanti Chisago Sherburne Swift Anoka Kandiyohi Wright Meeker Lac Qui ParleChippewa Washington Hennepin Ramsey McLeod Carver Yellow Medicine Renville Scott Dakota Sibley Lincoln Lyon Redwood Goodhue NicolletLe Sueur Rice Brown Wabasha Cottonwood Blue Earth SteeleDodge Olmsted Watonwan Waseca Faribault Mille Lacs Freeborn Kanabec Mower WI Fillmore Winona Houston Weekly Work Hours 66-71 72-89 98 Minnesota Statewide: 89 Data: Out of Reach 2013, National Low Income Housing Coalition and Minnesota Housing Partnership. Map created by Minnesota Housing Partnership. IA 2

Housing Wage: Required Hourly Wage to Afford a Two-Bedroom Apartment at Fair Market Rent, 2013 Kittson Roseau Lake of the Woods $13.63 ND Marshall Pennington Red Lake Beltrami $12.46 Polk $13.19 Clearwater Norman Mahnomen $13.23 Hubbard Clay Becker $12.29 Koochiching Itasca $14.37 Cass $12.90 Saint Louis $13.94 Lake $12.52 Cook $14.56 Lake Superior Wilkin Otter Tail Wadena Crow Wing $13.58 Aitkin Carlton $13.94 SD Mille Pine Todd Lacs Morrison Grant Douglas $13.23 $13.77 Kanabec Traverse $12.37 $15.02 $12.56 $13.15 Stevens $13.44 Benton Pope Stearns $13.44 Isanti Big Stone Chisago WI Sherburne Swift Anoka $14.5 Washington Kandiyohi Wright Meeker Lac Qui ParleChippewa $12.35 Ramsey $13.33 Hennepin McLeod Carver Yellow Medicine Renville Scott Dakota Sibley Lincoln Lyon Redwood Goodhue Brown NicolletLe Sueur Rice $14.50 $15.90 Wabasha $14.71 $13.02 $12.33 Pipestone Murray Cottonwood Waseca Blue Earth Watonwan SteeleDodge Olmsted Winona $14.71$12.69 $14 $16.12 $16.12 $13.33 Rock $12.31 Nobles Jackson Martin $12.33 Faribault Freeborn $12.06 Mower $12.88 Fillmore Minnesota Statewide: $16.08 Houston $13.44 Housing Wage - $13.02 $13.15 - $16.12 Data: Out of Reach 2013, National Low Income Housing Coalition and Minnesota Housing Partnership. Map created by Minnesota Housing Partnership. IA 3

Estimated Percent of Renters Unable to Afford a 2-Bedroom Apartment Kittson Roseau Marshall Lake of the Woods Koochiching ND Pennington Red Lake Polk Norman Mahnomen Clearwater Beltrami Hubbard Itasca Saint Louis Lake Cook Lake Superior Clay Becker Cass Wilkin Otter Tail Wadena Crow Wing Aitkin Carlton SD Traverse Big Stone Grant Lyon Swift Pipestone Murray Rock Stevens Nobles Douglas Pope Redwood Todd Renville Jackson Stearns Kandiyohi Meeker Lac Qui ParleChippewa Yellow Medicine Lincoln Martin Morrison Sibley Benton NicolletLe Sueur Rice Brown Pine Isanti Chisago Sherburne Anoka Wright Washington Ramsey Hennepin McLeod Carver Faribault Mille Lacs Scott Freeborn Kanabec Dakota Goodhue Cottonwood Blue Earth SteeleDodge Olmsted Watonwan Waseca Mower WI Wabasha Fillmore Winona Houston Percent 37-49% 50-54% 55-70% Minnesota Statewide: 55% Data: Out of Reach 2013, National Low Income Housing Coalition and Minnesota Housing Partnership. Map created by Minnesota Housing Partnership. IA 4

Affording a Modest 2-Bedroom Apartment in Minnesota: Out of Reach 2013 2BR Fair Market Rent (FMR) Income needed to afford 2BR Wage needed (Housing Wage) Work hours/ week at min. wage needed Estimated pct of renters unable to afford Estimated household Rent affordable at Pct of median renter needed for 2BR MINNESOTA STATE $836 $33,438 $16.08 89 55% $29,311 $733 114% NON-METRO AREAS $668 $26,729 $12.85 71 52% $24,973 $624 107% MN METRO AREAS Duluth MSA $725 $29,000 $13.94 77 63% $21,271 $532 136% Fargo MSA $639 $25,560 $12.29 68 52% $24,163 $604 106% Grand Forks MSA $686 $27,440 $13.19 73 53% $25,099 $627 109% La Crosse MSA $699 $27,960 $13.44 74 53% $25,630 $641 109% Mankato-North Mankato MSA $765 $30,600 $14.71 81 53% $27,937 $698 110% Minneapolis-St. Paul- Bloomington MSA $920 $36,800 98 54% $33,215 $830 111% Rochester HMFA $838 $33,520 $16.12 89 50% $33,030 $826 101% St. Cloud MSA $699 $27,960 $13.44 74 53% $25,729 $643 109% Wabasha County HMFA $641 $25,640 $12.33 68 56% $21,622 $541 119% COUNTIES Aitkin $626 $25,040 66 50% $25,038 $626 100% Anoka $920 $36,800 98 50% $35,777 $894 103% Becker $626 $25,040 66 54% $22,248 $556 113% Beltrami $648 $25,920 $12.46 69 48% $26,815 $670 97% Benton $699 $27,960 $13.44 74 59% $22,664 $567 123% Big Stone $626 $25,040 66 54% $22,508 $563 111% Blue Earth $765 $30,600 $14.71 81 59% $24,739 $618 124% Brown $626 $25,040 66 48% $26,022 $651 96% Carlton $725 $29,000 $13.94 77 68% $19,232 $481 151% Carver $920 $36,800 98 53% $34,127 $853 108% Cass $671 $26,840 $12.90 71 49% $27,611 $690 97% Chippewa $626 $25,040 66 48% $25,887 $647 97% Chisago $920 $36,800 98 59% $29,477 $737 125% Clay $639 $25,560 $12.29 68 52% $24,163 $604 106% Clearwater $626 $25,040 66 56% $21,075 $527 119% Cook $757 $30,280 $14.56 80 52% $28,521 $713 106% Cottonwood $626 $25,040 66 53% $22,881 $572 109% Crow Wing $706 $28,240 $13.58 75 54% $25,264 $632 112% Dakota $920 $36,800 98 48% $38,692 $967 95% Dodge $838 $33,520 $16.12 89 52% $31,785 $795 105% Douglas $643 $25,720 $12.37 68 49% $26,045 $651 99% Faribault $626 $25,040 66 56% $21,216 $530 118% Fillmore $626 $25,040 66 48% $26,000 $650 96% Freeborn $627 $25,080 $12.06 67 49% $25,236 $631 99% Goodhue $754 $30,160 $14.50 80 59% $24,792 $620 122% Grant $626 $25,040 66 59% $20,416 $510 123% Hennepin $920 $36,800 98 54% $33,073 $827 111% Houston $699 $27,960 $13.44 74 53% $25,630 $641 109% Hubbard $626 $25,040 66 52% $23,385 $585 107% Isanti $920 $36,800 98 57% $30,674 $767 120% Itasca $747 $29,880 $14.37 79 61% $22,813 $570 131% Jackson $626 $25,040 66 37% $34,097 $852 73% Kanabec $781 $31,240 $15.02 83 53% $28,315 $708 110% Kandiyohi $642 $25,680 $12.35 68 54% $22,868 $572 112% Kittson $626 $25,040 66 49% $25,757 $644 97% Koochiching $626 $25,040 66 60% $19,814 $495 126% 5

Affording a Modest 2-Bedroom Apartment in Minnesota: Out of Reach 2013 2BR Fair Market Rent (FMR) Income needed to afford 2BR Wage needed (Housing Wage) Work hours/ week at min. wage needed Estimated pct of renters unable to afford Estimated household Rent affordable at Pct of median renter needed for 2BR Lac qui Parle $626 $25,040 66 39% $32,244 $806 78% Lake $651 $26,040 $12.52 69 50% $25,744 $644 101% Lake of the Woods $709 $28,360 $13.63 75 68% $18,731 $468 151% Le Sueur $677 $27,080 $13.02 72 45% $30,908 $773 88% Lincoln $626 $25,040 66 52% $23,685 $592 106% Lyon $626 $25,040 66 50% $24,339 $608 103% Mahnomen $688 $27,520 $13.23 73 70% $17,147 $429 160% Marshall $626 $25,040 66 39% $32,741 $819 76% Martin $641 $25,640 $12.33 68 53% $23,549 $589 109% McLeod $693 $27,720 $13.33 74 42% $32,589 $815 85% Meeker $754 $30,160 $14.50 80 56% $25,615 $640 118% Mille Lacs $716 $28,640 $13.77 76 61% $21,983 $550 130% Morrison $626 $25,040 66 52% $23,876 $597 105% Mower $670 $26,800 $12.88 71 54% $23,928 $598 112% Murray $626 $25,040 66 42% $29,909 $748 84% Nicollet $765 $30,600 $14.71 81 42% $35,928 $898 85% Nobles $626 $25,040 66 50% $24,761 $619 101% Norman $626 $25,040 66 45% $28,055 $701 89% Olmsted $838 $33,520 $16.12 89 50% $33,118 $828 101% Otter Tail $626 $25,040 66 53% $22,659 $566 111% Pennington $626 $25,040 66 59% $20,085 $502 125% Pine $688 $27,520 $13.23 73 53% $25,400 $635 108% Pipestone $626 $25,040 66 47% $26,632 $666 94% Polk $686 $27,440 $13.19 73 53% $25,099 $627 109% Pope $684 $27,360 $13.15 73 47% $29,452 $736 93% Ramsey $920 $36,800 98 60% $29,124 $728 126% Red Lake $626 $25,040 66 53% $22,657 $566 111% Redwood $626 $25,040 66 47% $26,984 $675 93% Renville $626 $25,040 66 49% $25,666 $642 98% Rice $827 $33,080 $15.90 88 56% $28,461 $712 116% Rock $640 $25,600 $12.31 68 54% $22,794 $570 112% Roseau $626 $25,040 66 46% $27,202 $680 92% Scott $920 $36,800 98 46% $40,243 $1,006 91% Sherburne $920 $36,800 98 59% $30,074 $752 122% Sibley $626 $25,040 66 41% $30,184 $755 83% St. Louis $725 $29,000 $13.94 77 62% $21,496 $537 135% Stearns $699 $27,960 $13.44 74 52% $26,587 $665 105% Steele $728 $29,120 $14.00 77 50% $29,070 $727 100% Stevens $653 $26,120 $12.56 69 54% $23,409 $585 112% Swift $626 $25,040 66 53% $22,703 $568 110% Todd $626 $25,040 66 61% $18,914 $473 132% Traverse $626 $25,040 66 50% $24,572 $614 102% Wabasha $641 $25,640 $12.33 68 56% $21,622 $541 119% Wadena $626 $25,040 66 66% $17,553 $439 143% Waseca $660 $26,400 $12.69 70 46% $28,965 $724 91% Washington $920 $36,800 98 46% $40,119 $1,003 92% Watonwan $626 $25,040 66 45% $28,042 $701 89% Wilkin $626 $25,040 66 44% $28,838 $721 87% Winona $693 $27,720 $13.33 74 68% $18,429 $461 150% Wright $920 $36,800 98 55% $31,962 $799 115% Yellow Medicine $626 $25,040 66 45% $28,360 $709 88% For more information and data notes, contact Leigh Rosenberg, Minnesota Housing Partnership, 651-925-5543 or lrosenberg@mhponline.org, or see "How to Use the Numbers/Where the Numbers Come From" on the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) 2013 Out of Reach page at http://nlihc.org/oor/2013. 6