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SECTION 515 AND SECTION 514 FARM LABOR HOUSING INCOME LEVEL PERCENTAGE STATE VERY LOW VERY LOW PCT LOW LOW PCT MODERATE MODERATE PCT ABOVE MODERATE ABOVE MODERATE PCT HOUSEHOLDS ALABAMA 13,112 90.68 932 6.45 170 1.18 246 1.7 14,460 ALASKA 810 98.18 14 1.7 1 0.12 0 0 825 ARIZONA 3,434 96.27 121 3.39 6 0.17 6 0.17 3,567 ARKANSAS 9,085 96.18 313 3.31 13 0.14 35 0.37 9,446 CALIFORNIA 19,774 91.25 1,729 7.98 122 0.56 46 0.21 21,671 COLORADO 3,443 96.88 104 2.93 3 0.08 4 0.11 3,554 CONNECTICUT 2,330 95.73 98 4.03 5 0.21 1 0.04 2,434 DELAWARE 1,542 96.5 52 3.25 2 0.13 2 0.13 1,598 FLORIDA 16,655 85.96 2,268 11.71 285 1.47 167 0.86 19,375 GEORGIA 14,342 94.59 678 4.47 103 0.68 39 0.26 15,162 HAWAII 782 92.54 55 6.51 1 0.12 7 0.83 845 IDAHO 4,399 95.03 199 4.3 19 0.41 12 0.26 4,629 ILLINOIS 9,747 96.19 317 3.13 35 0.35 34 0.34 10,133 INDIANA 12,372 95.51 498 3.84 55 0.42 28 0.22 12,953 IOWA 9,375 93.77 503 5.03 62 0.62 58 0.58 9,998 KANSAS 5,481 93.72 300 5.13 39 0.67 28 0.48 5,848 KENTUCKY 11,011 95.14 399 3.45 60 0.52 104 0.9 11,574 LOUISIANA 11,419 95.09 468 3.9 38 0.32 84 0.7 12,009 MAINE 7,226 91.93 520 6.62 48 0.61 66 0.84 7,860 MARYLAND 5,005 96.38 172 3.31 8 0.15 8 0.15 5,193 MASSACHUSETTS 1,948 97.25 48 2.4 7 0.35 0 0 2,003 MICHIGAN 15,870 93.81 911 5.39 77 0.46 59 0.35 16,917 MINNESOTA 9,837 92.7 613 5.78 86 0.81 76 0.72 10,612 MISSISSIPPI 13,174 93.02 895 6.32 57 0.4 37 0.26 14,163 MISSOURI 16,531 93.22 956 5.39 150 0.85 96 0.54 17,733 MONTANA 2,301 94.54 114 4.68 11 0.45 8 0.33 2,434 NEBRASKA 3,167 94.28 132 3.93 32 0.95 28 0.83 3,359 NEVADA 1,918 96.48 62 3.12 4 0.2 4 0.2 1,988 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2,274 92.67 162 6.6 13 0.53 5 0.2 2,454 NEW JERSEY 2,920 92.52 213 6.75 21 0.67 2 0.06 3,156 NEW MEXICO 3,817 96.85 116 2.94 5 0.13 3 0.08 3,941 NEW YORK 12,169 95.71 511 4.02 25 0.2 9 0.07 12,714 NORTH CAROLINA 20,131 93.83 1,082 5.04 111 0.52 131 0.61 21,455 NORTH DAKOTA 2,476 89.87 203 7.37 31 1.13 45 1.63 2,755 OHIO 13,184 96.16 462 3.37 51 0.37 14 0.1 13,711 OKLAHOMA 6,940 94.82 306 4.18 37 0.51 36 0.49 7,319 OREGON 5,549 94.81 271 4.63 25 0.43 8 0.14 5,853 PENNSYLVANIA 9,337 94.47 456 4.61 41 0.41 50 0.51 9,884 PUERTO RICO 6,204 96.32 203 3.15 31 0.48 3 0.05 6,441 RHODE ISLAND 401 98.04 8 1.96 0 0 0 0 409 SOUTH CAROLINA 11,138 96.03 427 3.68 24 0.21 10 0.09 11,599 SOUTH DAKOTA 5,302 88.5 494 8.25 111 1.85 84 1.4 5,991 TENNESSEE 11,379 94.09 550 4.55 84 0.69 81 0.67 12,094 TEXAS 22,384 93.87 1,166 4.89 181 0.76 114 0.48 23,845 UTAH 1,926 96.98 54 2.72 4 0.2 2 0.1 1,986 VERMONT 1,418 92.62 100 6.53 7 0.46 6 0.39 1,531 VIRGIN ISLANDS 396 91.24 37 8.53 1 0.23 0 0 434 VIRGINIA 9,279 95.44 383 3.94 39 0.4 21 0.22 9,722 WASHINGTON 8,427 95.49 364 4.12 25 0.28 9 0.1 8,825 WEST VIRGINIA 6,306 93.81 326 4.85 38 0.57 52 0.77 6,722 WESTERN PACIFIC 49 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 WISCONSIN 9,169 95.9 341 3.57 34 0.36 17 0.18 9,561 WYOMING 1,391 97.55 32 2.24 2 0.14 1 0.07 1,426 TOTAL 400,056 93.86 21,738 5.1 2,440 0.57 1,986 0.47 426,220 Page 25 Jan 2006 RD <strong>Multi</strong>family Statistics
VERY LOW PCT SECTION 515 HOUSING INCOME LEVEL PERCENTAGE ABOVE MODERATE PCT STATE VERY LOW LOW LOW PCT MODERATE MODERATE PCT ABOVE MODERATE HOUSEHOLDS ALABAMA 13,107 90.67 932 6.45 170 1.18 246 1.7 14,455 ALASKA 810 98.18 14 1.7 1 0.12 0 0 825 ARIZONA 3,358 96.44 116 3.33 6 0.17 2 0.06 3,482 ARKANSAS 8,885 96.14 310 3.35 12 0.13 35 0.38 9,242 CALIFORNIA 16,651 94.46 918 5.21 45 0.26 14 0.08 17,628 COLORADO 3,075 96.88 92 2.9 3 0.09 4 0.13 3,174 CONNECTICUT 2,330 95.73 98 4.03 5 0.21 1 0.04 2,434 DELAWARE 1,504 96.41 52 3.33 2 0.13 2 0.13 1,560 FLORIDA 13,812 89.57 1,385 8.98 137 0.89 87 0.56 15,421 GEORGIA 14,296 94.58 677 4.48 103 0.68 39 0.26 15,115 HAWAII 769 92.99 50 6.05 1 0.12 7 0.85 827 IDAHO 3,924 96.32 128 3.14 15 0.37 7 0.17 4,074 ILLINOIS 9,728 96.18 317 3.13 35 0.35 34 0.34 10,114 INDIANA 12,372 95.51 498 3.84 55 0.42 28 0.22 12,953 IOWA 9,375 93.79 501 5.01 62 0.62 58 0.58 9,996 KANSAS 5,481 93.72 300 5.13 39 0.67 28 0.48 5,848 KENTUCKY 11,011 95.14 399 3.45 60 0.52 104 0.9 11,574 LOUISIANA 11,362 95.06 468 3.92 38 0.32 84 0.7 11,952 MAINE 7,223 91.93 520 6.62 48 0.61 66 0.84 7,857 MARYLAND 4,944 96.41 168 3.28 8 0.16 8 0.16 5,128 MASSACHUSETTS 1,897 97.18 48 2.46 7 0.36 0 0 1,952 MICHIGAN 15,852 93.81 910 5.39 77 0.46 59 0.35 16,898 MINNESOTA 9,824 92.7 612 5.77 86 0.81 76 0.72 10,598 MISSISSIPPI 13,096 93.05 885 6.29 57 0.41 36 0.26 14,074 MISSOURI 16,531 93.22 956 5.39 150 0.85 96 0.54 17,733 MONTANA 2,301 94.54 114 4.68 11 0.45 8 0.33 2,434 NEBRASKA 3,144 94.24 132 3.96 32 0.96 28 0.84 3,336 NEVADA 1,916 96.48 62 3.12 4 0.2 4 0.2 1,986 NEW HAMPSHIRE 2,271 92.66 162 6.61 13 0.53 5 0.2 2,451 NEW JERSEY 2,902 92.66 207 6.61 21 0.67 2 0.06 3,132 NEW MEXICO 3,608 96.7 115 3.08 5 0.13 3 0.08 3,731 NEW YORK 12,154 95.71 511 4.02 25 0.2 9 0.07 12,699 NORTH CAROLINA 20,043 93.86 1,072 5.02 109 0.51 131 0.61 21,355 NORTH DAKOTA 2,476 89.87 203 7.37 31 1.13 45 1.63 2,755 OHIO 13,161 96.16 461 3.37 51 0.37 14 0.1 13,687 OKLAHOMA 6,916 94.92 299 4.1 37 0.51 34 0.47 7,286 OREGON 4,999 95.97 187 3.59 15 0.29 8 0.15 5,209 PENNSYLVANIA 9,329 94.47 455 4.61 41 0.42 50 0.51 9,875 PUERTO RICO 6,204 96.32 203 3.15 31 0.48 3 0.05 6,441 RHODE ISLAND 401 98.04 8 1.96 0 0 0 0 409 SOUTH CAROLINA 11,138 96.03 427 3.68 24 0.21 10 0.09 11,599 SOUTH DAKOTA 5,302 88.5 494 8.25 111 1.85 84 1.4 5,991 TENNESSEE 11,357 94.08 550 4.56 84 0.7 81 0.67 12,072 TEXAS 21,379 94 1,090 4.79 168 0.74 107 0.47 22,744 UTAH 1,902 96.99 53 2.7 4 0.2 2 0.1 1,961 VERMONT 1,368 94.34 79 5.45 3 0.21 0 0 1,450 VIRGIN ISLANDS 396 91.24 37 8.53 1 0.23 0 0 434 VIRGINIA 9,247 95.43 383 3.95 39 0.4 21 0.22 9,690 WASHINGTON 7,905 96.71 250 3.06 14 0.17 5 0.06 8,174 WEST VIRGINIA 6,306 93.81 326 4.85 38 0.57 52 0.77 6,722 WESTERN PACIFIC 49 100 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 WISCONSIN 9,133 95.96 336 3.53 33 0.35 16 0.17 9,518 WYOMING 1,391 97.55 32 2.24 2 0.14 1 0.07 1,426 TOTAL 389,915 94.29 19,602 4.74 2,169 0.52 1,844 0.45 413,530 Page 26 Jan 2006 RD <strong>Multi</strong>family Statistics
Page 1 and 2: March 22, 2006 TO: State Directors
Page 3 and 4: Multi-Family Housing Occupancy Stat
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Page 7 and 8: SECTION 515 HOUSING ADJUSTED INCOME
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