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Housing Needs in North Carolina



Population: 8,186,268

Poverty rate: 12.3%

Median Family Income (2003): $53,635

Change in median income, 1990 – 2000: 46.9%

Median home value: $108,300

Change in median home value, 1990 – 2000: 64.6%

Fair market rent for a 2-bedroom apartment: $631

Housing wage: $12.14

Median mortgage payment: $985

People paying more than 30% of income on mortgage: 20.7%

Median rent payment: $548

People paying more than 30% of income on rent: 33.4%

Proportion of owners to renters: 69.4/30.6

Homes without complete kitchens: 16,202

Homes without complete plumbing: 19,295

Manufactured housing: 16.4%

Homes damaged by Hurricane Floyd: 67,062

Counties with shelters funded by Emergency Shelter Grants: 49

Total ESG shelters in the state: 131          

Unduplicated people served in those shelters: 47,834

Children served in those shelters: 10,484

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