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Real-time analysis from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Pulse Survey suggests widespread income and employment loss related to the pandemic continue to make it difficult for Idaho renters to stay in their homes. According to data collected in December 2020, one in ten Idaho adults in a renter household have fallen behind on rent and an estimated 34,000 Idaho households are at risk of eviction. Other reports estimate that Idaho renters are currently far behind on $73 million to $103 million in rent, and that Idaho renters will need $45.5 million in assistance to remain stably housed through the end of FY21.
Read the full report here: Understanding Federal Emergency Rental Assistance Funds
2022 Special Legislative Session: Understanding Impacts of the Tax and Education Bill
Economic Security, Education, Featured, Reports, Tax & Revenue, Uncategorized
To download a PDF version, click here. State surpluses and strong revenue growth are leaving many states with a big opportunity this year. Idaho
Idaho’s Lowest Income Renters Received Less Rental Assistance than Those in Other States
Economic Security, Featured, Housing, Reports
New data on Idaho’s unmet housing needs show Idaho’s lowest income households face barriers to obtaining assistance Idaho families, workers, and businesses need affordable
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