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Homeless and Affordable Housing
Data Report
for the Homeless and Affordable
Housing Task Force, City of Port
Townsend and Jefferson County
Viki Sonntag, Data and Needs Assessment
Committee, Housing Fund Board
May 28, 2025
-100%
-50%
0%
50%
100%
150%
200%
< $20k $20k-$35k $35k-$50k $50k-$75K > $75k
Increase/Decrease in % Population by Income and Tenure 2016 -2023
Owners Renters
Source: ACS Table B25106 5 Yr Estimates
Income % AMI
in 2023
$75k 90%
$50k 60%
$35k 42%
$20k 24%
WSU Report: Median rent for one-bedroom
apartments is the strongest predictor of
homelessness rates in Washington for all counties.
The second largest predictor is the percentage of
the population 65 and over.
Source: PolicyMap Local Housing Solutions , Housing Needs Assessment Report, Jefferson County, May 2025
Source: WA Affordable Housing Advisory Board 2023-2028 Housing Advisory Plan, Jefferson County Profile Data (2022)
Source: WA Affordable Housing Advisory Board 2023-2028 Housing Advisory Plan, Jefferson County Profile Data (2022)
559 248
1,614
571
466
187
236
797
0
1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
9,000
EH PSH <30%>30-50%>50-80%>80-100%>100-120%>120%
Existing Needed
Low-Income = 70% of future total need = 4119
Jefferson County Existing and Target Housing Units by Income Level 2020-2045
Current Need is 2200
units for both homeless
and low-income cost-
burdened hhs