King County Benchmarks

Affordable Housing 2003

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King County Benchmarks, Affordable Housing 2003
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• Indicator 21: Supply and Demand for Rental Housing
• Indicator 22: Percent of Income Paid for Housing
• Indicator 23: Homelessness
• Indicator 24: Home Purchase Affordability Gap
• Indicator 25: Home Ownership Rates
• Map: Rental Housing Affordability by City
• Map: Home Sale Affordability by City
• Indicator 26: Apartment Vacancy Rate
• Indicator 27: Trend of Housing Costs vs. Income
• Indicator 28: Public Dollars Spent for Low Income Housing
• Indicator 29: Housing Affordability by City

Data Sources

Contact Information

Printed copies of the Benchmark Reports or information about the Benchmark Program are available from:

Rose Curran, Benchmark Program Coordinator
King County Office of Management and Budget
516 Third Avenue Room 420
Seattle, Washington 98104
(206) 205-0715 or via e-mail at rose.curran@metrokc.gov

Updated: January 13, 2004

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