Corrected--2010-2016: In All But 4 States % Increase in Renter Median Income HIGHER than % Increase in Owner Occupied Median HH Income.

Correction: In 4 states (Iowa, Louisiana, Nebraska, and New Jersey) from 2010-2016 the % increase in renter median HH income was NOT as much as the % increase in owner occupied median HH income. 
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Oregon has moved from the 27th (2010) to the 22nd (2016) highest rank of % of renter HH median income to owner occupied median HH income.  Unlike 2010, Oregon's median renter income in 2016 is marginally higher than median renter HH income for the US ($37,322 for Oregon, $37,264 for the US)

But, in both the US and Oregon in 2016 renter median HH income is STILL only 51% of owner occupied median HH income. 

(The 2010 and 2016 1 year ACS table used for these calculations was B 25119).  



Originally created and posted on the Oregon Housing Blog.