Report finds affordable rent out of reach for many in Clark County - The Columbian

Clark County residents must make over $33 per hour or work two minimum-wage jobs to afford a two-bedroom apartment. That is according to a 2022 report, Out of Reach, by Washington’s Low Income Housing.
Clark County residents must make over $33 per hour or work two minimum-wage jobs to afford a two-bedroom apartment. That is according to a 2022 report, Out of Reach, by Washington’s Low Income Housing Coalition.

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