Housing prices in Ohio are rising faster than wages for the state's most common jobs, a report released Thursday says.
The study by The Coalition on Homelessness and Housing Ohio and the National Low Income Housing Coalition (COHHIO) suggests eight of Ohio's 10 most common jobs pay less than the $20 per hour it costs to rent the average two-bedroom apartment. Some areas cost even more. In Cincinnati, it takes a full-time job making about $23 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment. In Columbus, the wage is $25 per hour.
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