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Hourly wages needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment in the United States 2018, by state

Hourly wages needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment in the United States in 2018, by state (in USD)

The data describes the hourly wages that a household had to earn in order to afford the rent of a two-bedroom apartment in the U.S. in 2018, by state. The households in California needed an hourly wage of 32.68 USD to afford the rent of a two-bedroom apartment.

Alabama	14.65
Alaska	24.3
Arizona	18.46
Arkansas	13.84
California	32.68
Colorado	23.93
Connecticut	24.9
Delaware	21.85
District of Columbia	34.48
Florida	21.5
Georgia	17.53
Hawaii	36.13
Idaho	15.44
Illinois	20.34
Indiana	15.56
Iowa	15.01
Kansas	15.67
Kentucky	14.4
Louisiana	16.63
Maine	18.73
Maryland	29.04
Massachusetts	28.64
Michigan	16.85
Minnesota	18.82
Mississippi	14.51
Missouri	15.46
Montana	16.13
Nebraska	15.66
Nevada	18.59
New Hampshire	22.32
New Jersey	28.17
New Mexico	15.89
New York	30.03
North Carolina	16.35
North Dakota	16.44
Ohio	15.25
Oklahoma	15.41
Oregon	21.26
Pennsylvania	19.53
Puerto Rico	9.24
Rhode Island	19.96
South Carolina	16.38
South Dakota	14.33
Tennessee	15.74
Texas	19.32
Utah	17.77
Vermont	22.4
Virginia	23.69
Washington	26.87
West Virginia	14.1
Wisconsin	16.52
Wyoming	16.46

Hourly wages needed to afford a two-bedroom apartment in the United States 2018, by state

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