Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in Rule, TX

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Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in Rule Map

Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in Rule, TX

	Zip Code	Housing Costs / Income	vs State	vs National
1.	79547	25.8%	20.8%(+4.97)#130	20.4%(+5.38)#2,541
2.	79548	15.2%	20.8%(-5.54)#1,166	20.4%(-5.13)#20,217

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What are the Top Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in Rule, TX?

Top Zip Codes with the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in Rule, TX are:

79547

25.8%

79548

15.2%

What zip code has the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in Rule, TX?

79547 has the Highest Costs of Housing as Percentage of Income in Rule, TX with 25.8%.

What is the Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in Rule, TX?

Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in Rule is 26.2%.

What is the Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in Texas?

Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in Texas is 20.8%.

What is the Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in the United States?

Average Housing Costs as Percentage of Income in the United States is 20.4%.