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A six-figure salary is considered 'low income' in San Francisco, and
the threshold is rising
The Bay Area is so expensive, earning $117,400 a year qualifies you as "
low income" in some counties.
Every year the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development releases &#
34;income limits," the minimum income level required to qualify for some
affordable housing programs.
To be considered "low income" in San Francisco, San Mateo and Marin
counties, a family of four must earn $117,400 a year. "Very low income&#
34; is considered $73,300.
The Bay Area figures are the highest in the country and continue to increase
year over year. Income limits in some Bay Area cities increased by 10
percent just in the last year.
Most residents will roll their eyes at such figures — they're used to
seeing the cost of rent and home ownership increase with the years. In May,
the median home price in the Bay Area hit a record high at $935,000.
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The high cost of living likely accounts for what some perceive to be a "
Bay Area exodus." It's hard to quantify such a trend with limited
census data, but multiple reports imply Bay Area residents are at least
thinking about leaving. Real estate site Redfin determined the Bay Area
as the top region for "outward migration" in the nation by
analyzing where people were searching for homes.
"Jobs and housing are really the primary criteria driving people's
decisions," Hans Johnson, a senior fellow at the Public Policy Institute
of California, told The Chronicle in March. "It's kind of a
balancing act between the two. If jobs predominate, people are moving in. If
housing predominates, you have less people moving in."
Here's the list of counties and the annual salaries that qualify as low
income for a four-person family:
Alameda County: $89,600 Contra Costa County: $89,600 Marin County: $117,400
Napa County: $73,450 San Francisco County: $117,400 San Mateo County: $117,
400 Santa Clara County: $94,450 Solano County: $66,950
Michelle Robertson is an SFGATE staff writer. Email her at [email protected]
sfchronicle.com or find her on Twitter at @mrobertsonsf. | V********u
发帖数: 80 | 2 San Jose 很好。
若真能实现30万美金年工资，
帮提示是什么公司的总部，及原造职位人名。
比旧金山和张玉申快的话。当然仙人仙语仙字是快，跑在前面。 | m********k
发帖数: 1 | 3 按照房价的涨幅 贫困县因该每年涨10%
三十万好像是3年多前提出来的吧？
现在应该有 40w了吧 | n********g
发帖数: 6504 | 4
【在 m********k 的大作中提到】
: 按照房价的涨幅 贫困县因该每年涨10%
: 三十万好像是3年多前提出来的吧？
: 现在应该有 40w了吧
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