New data from a report shows that people can make over $100,000 a year in four Bay Area counties and still be considered low income. A new report from the California Department of Housing and ...

In four Bay Area counties, you can now earn a six-figure salary and still be considered low-income. According to the latest state eligibility requirements for affordable housing, a single renter ...

Four Bay Area counties — Marin, San Mateo, San Francisco and Santa Clara — saw their low-income limit for a single-person household cross the six-figure threshold, with one increasing by more ...

In four Bay Area counties, a single-person household earning a little above $100K a year can be considered "low income." What we know: The HCD recently released its latest numbers on income limits ...

Across the rest of the Bay Area, in Alameda, single-income households that earn $87,550 would be classed as low-income, along with two-person households that earn up to $100,050. In Contra Costa ...

Ian Cull reports. New data from a state report shows that people can make over $100,000 a year in four Bay Area counties and still be considered "low income." ...

Some new data from a report shows that residents can make over $100,000 a year in four Bay Area counties and still be considered low income. By Ian Cull • Published April 30, 2025 • Updated on ...

Ian Cull reports. New data from a state report shows that people can make over $100,000 a year in four Bay Area counties and still be considered "low income." ...