Here is the hourly wage needed to afford rent in Washington

The NLIHC study shows that in Washington, you need to make $36.33 an hour to afford a two-bedroom rental. More alarming is the number of ...

WA renters need to earn twice the minimum wage to afford rent

A new data analysis released Wednesday found that a Washington renter needs to earn $30.33 an hour to afford the typical one-bedroom apartment in the state.

This map shows how much you have to earn to afford rent in every ...

Case in point: The 2023 national Housing Wage is $28.58 per hour for a modest two-bedroom rental home and $23.67 for a modest one-bedroom rental ...

The Hourly Wage You Need to Afford Rent in Washington State

The federal minimum wage is $7.25. That's absolute minimum. That's the lowest wage required. Shameful. You can't even get a decent lunch for ...

This is how much money you need to make per hour to afford rent in ...

According to the report, in Washington state the fair market for a two-bedroom rental is $1,629. To avoid this level of rent and utilities ...

Strain of rent on wages in WA is among highest in U.S., report finds

To afford a two-bedroom home in Washington – based on fair market rent prices – a renter needs to make more than $40 an hour, or $83,865 a year.

Study: Seattleites on minimum wage need 80-hour weeks to afford rent

SEATTLE — It's no surprise that rent can be expensive in Washington, but a new study shows that to afford rent, the average minimum wage ...

Washington's housing wage climbs to $31.33 per hour

In order to afford a modest, two-bedroom apartment at fair market rent in Washington, full-time workers need to earn $31.33 per hour.

U.S.: hourly 2-bedroom housing wage by state 2024 | Statista

In 2024, households in California needed an hourly wage of over 47 US dollars to afford the rent of a two-bedroom apartment.

Affordable housing remains unattainable in WA, report says

According to the report, Washington has the fifth-highest hourly wage needed to afford a two-bedroom home with an hourly wage of over $40. Where ...

This is how much you need to earn for rent in Washington | king5.com

The report says a minimum wage worker could afford to pay $598 per month in Washington, where the fair market rent for a 1-bedroom apartment is ...

WA tenants need to work 72 hours a week at minimum wage to ...

To afford a two-bedroom apartment in the Seattle-Bellevue area, an hourly worker would need to make about $39 an hour, or roughly $81,000 a year ...

Here's what you need to earn per hour to afford rent in Spokane

SPOKANE, Wash. — The average hourly wage of a Spokane renter is $17.39, which is just barely below what is needed to afford a modest two-bedroom ...

Hourly wage needed to comfortably afford rent in 15 large U.S. cities

In New York, for instance, you need to earn nearly $45 per hour to rent a one-bedroom apartment for $2,330 a month without spending more than 30 ...

This is how much you need to make to afford rent in Washington and ...

Washington state's minimum wage is unlivable by rental price standards, currently only paying $14.49 an hour, less than a dollar increase since ...

Here's what you need to earn per hour to afford rent in Spokane

Make ~$80k/yr, pay $2000/month for a 3bd/2.5 bath single family home, with a backyard and a two car garage in a great neighborhood.

Study: $27 hourly wage needed to afford 2-bedroom apartment in ...

SEATTLE - A full-time worker needs to earn $26.87 per hour in order to afford a modest, two-bedroom apartment in Washington state, ...

Washington Housing Wage = $29.31 per hour

WASHINGTON - In order to afford a modest, two-bedroom apartment at fair market rent in Washington, full-time workers need to earn $29.31 per ...

State map shows what renters need to earn to afford 2-bedroom

A full-time worker in the US needs to make $28.58 an hour, on average, to afford the rent on a modest two-bedroom apartment in their area.

We Rounded Up The Hourly Income You'd Need To Afford Rent In ...

The average full-time minimum wage worker can't afford rent in ANY state in America.