Housing is still too expensive for most people employed in public service jobs, the Center for Housing Policy found in a study released Wednesday.
The study, which analyzed costs in more than 200 markets and wages in 60 occupations, concluded that nurses, teachers, police, and other key workers don’t make enough to afford either a median-priced home or a two-bedroom apartment in the communities in which they are employed.
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Source: Associated Press, Alex Veiga (03/23/2010)
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