If you are a unmarried consumer in Los Angeles making round $70,000 a year, you are considered low-income, according to a new statewide learn about.
The California Department of Housing and Community Development launched the report in June and located that revenue limits have higher in maximum counties throughout California.
The revenue limits are calculated every year in line with federal guidelines and are used to decide eligibility for positive techniques, comparable to inexpensive housing. The revenue limits trade in line with the selection of folks in a family.
Here are the revenue limits for single-person families in Southern California:
- Los Angeles County: $70,650
- San Bernardino County: $52,200
- San Diego County: $$77,200
- Santa Barbara County: $82,950
The learn about additionally confirmed that single-person families in San Francisco, Marin and San Mateo counties who made $104,000 have been additionally considered low-income.
In Central California, Fresno, Tulare, Kings and Mariposa counties, all considered single-person families making $46,200 a year to be low revenue.
Analysts additionally discovered that median revenue quantities have higher, with many being within the six-figure vary.
In Los Angeles County, the median revenue is $98,200; in Orange County, it’s $127,800.
The entire report can also be viewed here.