*Register for our upcoming Public Housing Movie Premiere and Panel Discussion on The Myth of Pruitt-Igoe

May 18th at 9 a.m. at The Lyceum in Hartford

*2012 “Out of Reach” Report finds:

• You need to earn $23.58 an hour to afford the rent in Connecticut, the equivalent of 2.9 full-time minimum wage jobs.
• A family would need to earn about $50,000 to afford a modest 2-bedroom apartment.
• An estimated 2/3 (66%) of all renters cannot afford their apartment.

 

Read more from the  “Out of Reach” Connecticut data tables and Statewide Release 2012.