Los Angeles County Annual Affordable Housing Outcomes Report
Los Angeles County’s shortage of affordable and available homes to lower-income families continues to grow. This report is designed to help guide Los Angeles County’s allocation of resources across both new and previously existing affordable housing programs.
Stanislaus County’s Housing Emergency Update
75% of ELI households in Stanislaus County are paying more than half of their income on housing costs compared to 0% of moderate income households.
Tulare County’s Housing Emergency Update
Low Income Housing Tax Credit production and preservation in Tulare County increased while State production and preservation decreased from 2016-2018.
San Joaquin County’s Housing Emergency Update
Renters in San Joaquin County need to earn $29.46 per hour – 2.5 times the State minimum wage – to afford the median monthly asking rent of $1,532.
Merced County’s Housing Emergency Update
Merced County needs 8,281 more affordable rental homes to meet current demand.
Madera County’s Housing Emergency Update
Cuts in Federal and State funding have reduced investment in affordable housing in Madera County by more than $5 million annually since 2008, a 73% reduction.
Kings County’s Housing Emergency Update
Low Income Housing Tax Credit production and preservation in Kings County remains low since 2016.
Kern County’s Housing Emergency Update
Kern County needs 26,203 more affordable rental homes to meet current demand.
Fresno County’s Housing Emergency Update
72% of ELI households are paying more than half of their income on housing costs compared to just 2% of moderate income households.
San Diego County Housing Need Report 2019
San Diego County needs 136,631 more affordable rental homes to meet current demand.