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Severe Housing Problems - Ages 62+
Idaho
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Idaho Value:
27.1%
Percentage of one- and two-person households with adults ages 62 and older with at least one of the following problems: lack of complete kitchen facilities, lack of plumbing facilities, overcrowding or cost-burdened occupants
Idaho Rank:
18
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Percentage of one- and two-person households with adults ages 62 and older with at least one of the following problems: lack of complete kitchen facilities, lack of plumbing facilities, overcrowding or cost-burdened occupants
Severe Housing Problems - Ages 62+ Trends
Percentage of one- and two-person households with adults ages 62 and older with at least one of the following problems: lack of complete kitchen facilities, lack of plumbing facilities, overcrowding or cost-burdened occupants
Trend: Severe Housing Problems - Ages 62+ in Idaho, United States, 2023 Senior Report
Percentage of one- and two-person households with adults ages 62 and older with at least one of the following problems: lack of complete kitchen facilities, lack of plumbing facilities, overcrowding or cost-burdened occupants
Idaho
United States
Source:
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy
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Trend: Severe Housing Problems - Ages 62+ in Idaho, United States, 2023 Senior Report
Percentage of one- and two-person households with adults ages 62 and older with at least one of the following problems: lack of complete kitchen facilities, lack of plumbing facilities, overcrowding or cost-burdened occupants
Idaho
United States
Source:
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy
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