There Are States Where Renters Need to Work Over 70 Hours a Week to Afford a Two-Bedroom Home

Source: International Business Times

A 2026 housing analysis finds renters nationwide need nearly 56 weekly work hours on average to keep a two-bedroom rental within the 30% affordability benchmark. Getty Images On the average renter's wage in the United States, a standard workweek falls more than 30 hours short of making a modest two-bedroom rental affordable in five U. S.

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There Are States Where Renters Need to Work Over 70 Hours a Week to Afford a Two-Bedroom Home

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