The income table below represents the “brackets” people fall into, based upon their household income and the number of people living there. People’s challenges with housing often depend on what income bracket they fall into. Through this project, we found many people in Beaverton face struggles with affordability at every level of income.
2017 HUD Income Brackets by Percent of Area Media Income
HOUSEHOLD SIZE
| 30%
| 50%
| 60%
| 80%
| 100%
| 120%
|
|---|
1
| $15,700
| $26,150
| $31,380
| $41,850
| $52,313
| $62,800
|
2
| $17,950
| $29,900
| $35,880
| $47,800
| $59,750
| $71,700
|
3
| $20,420
| $33,650
| $40,380
| $53,800
| $67,250
| $80,700
|
4
| $24,600
| $37,350
| $44,820
| $59,750
| $74,700
| $89,600
|
5
| $28,780
| $40,350
| $48,240
| $64,550
| $80,700
| $96,800
|
6
| $32,960
| $43,350
| $52,050
| $69,350
| $86,700
| $104,020
|
7
| $37,140
| $46,350
| $55,620
| $74,100
| $92,600
| $111,150
|
8
| $41,320
| $49,350
| $59,220
| $78,900
| $98,600
| $118,350
|
