Prepared for: North Dakota Housing Finance Agency, Bismarck, ND, and its partners across the state of North Dakota

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1 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment: Component 3 - Detailed Tables Accompanying data to the 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment: Population & Housing Forecast Issued: August 2016 Prepared for: North Dakota Housing Finance Agency, Bismarck, ND, and its partners across the state of North Dakota Prepared by: Center for Social Research and the Department of Agribusiness and Applied Economics at North Dakota State University, an Equal Opportunity Institution, Fargo, ND Project Description: The purpose of the North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment is to enable the North Dakota Housing Finance Agency (NDHFA), the North Dakota Department of Commerce (NDDOC), and local jurisdictions to better understand housing needs of low- and moderate-income persons for housing and housing-related services in order to target and coordinate the use of federal, state, and local resources available for housing. In addition, the information is available for use by the NDHFA and NDDOC for the Consolidated Plan process, the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Allocation Plan, and the agency's Strategic Plan. The study is organized by geography and covers the following: the eight state planning regions; 53 counties; the 12 most populated cities of Bismarck, Devils Lake, Dickinson, Fargo, Grand Forks, Jamestown, Mandan, Minot, Valley City, Wahpeton, West Fargo, and Williston; as well as four Native American Indian Reservations (Fort Berthold, Spirit Lake, Standing Rock, and Turtle Mountain). Project Components: Component North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment: Population & Housing Forecast This report presents an overview of current socio-economic conditions and important trends affecting housing dynamics in North Dakota, an analysis of population and housing needs projections, and a series of 10 profiles detailing population and housing forecasts by a) state and eight planning region totals, b) each individual planning region and its associated counties and large cities, and c) four Native American Indian Reservations. This report is available at and Component North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment: Special Housing Topics This report examines special topics with implications for meeting future housing needs, including trends in housing costs, subsidized housing, and special needs populations. This report is available at and Component North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment: Detailed Tables This report presents a series of data tables relating to a) population projections, b) projected housing needs, c) projected housing stock, d) special populations, e) housing conditions, and f) housing costs. When applicable, data are presented for North Dakota and the eight planning regions, four Native American Indian Reservation areas, all 53 counties, and 12 cities with 6,500 residents or more. This report is available at and Dr. Nancy Hodur Center for Social Research at North Dakota State University PO Box 6050, Dept Fargo, ND Nancy.Hodur@ndsu.edu (701)

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS POPULATION... 4 Table 1.1 North Dakota Population Projections, 2019 to Table 1.2 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 0 to 24, 2019 to Table 1.3 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 25 to 44, 2019 to Table 1.4 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 45 to 64, 2019 to Table 1.5 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 65 and Older, 2019 to Table 1.6 Numeric and Percent Change in North Dakota Population Projections by Age, 2014 to INCOME AND AFFORDABILITY Table 2.1 North Dakota Annual Family Income Levels, Table 2.2 North Dakota Housing Affordability Ranges, i.e., Monthly Housing Costs by Family Income Levels, Table 2.3 North Dakota Affordable Home Purchase Prices by Family Income Levels, TOTAL HOUSING UNITS Table 2.4 North Dakota Housing Units by Occupancy Status, Table 2.5 North Dakota Housing Units by Occupancy Status, Table 2.6 Percent Change in North Dakota Housing Units by Occupancy Status, 2010 to Table 2.7 North Dakota Housing by Units Per Structure, Table 2.8 North Dakota Housing by Units Per Structure, Table 2.9 Percent Change in North Dakota Housing by Units Per Structure, 2010 to OWNER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS Table 2.10 North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Units, Table 2.11 North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Units, Table 2.12 Percent Change in North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Units, 2010 to Table 2.13 North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Units Per Structure, Table 2.14 North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Units by Value, Table 2.15 Percent of Owner-Occupied Housing Units That Are Affordable to Families at Specific Income Levels in North Dakota, Table 2.16 North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Unit Quality Indicators, Table 2.17 North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Units Burdened by Housing Costs, RENTER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS Table 2.18 North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Units, Table 2.19 North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Units, Table 2.20 Percent Change in North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Units, 2010 to Table 2.21 North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Units Per Structure, Table 2.22 North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Units by Gross Rent, Table 2.23 Percent of Renter-Occupied Housing Units That Are Affordable to Families at Specific Income Levels in North Dakota, Table 2.24 North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Unit Quality Indicators, Table 2.25 North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Units Burdened by Housing Costs, PROJECTED HOUSING NEEDS Table 2.26 Numeric Change in North Dakota Family and Non-Family Households by Age of Householder, 2010 to Table 2.27 Numeric Change in North Dakota Household Composition, 2010 to Table 2.28 North Dakota Occupied Housing Unit (i.e., household) Projections, 2019 to Table 2.29 North Dakota Household Projections for Occupied Housing Units with Householder Less than 25 Years Old, 2019 to Table 2.30 North Dakota Household Projections for Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 25 to 44, 2019 to Table 2.31 North Dakota Household Projections for Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 45 to 64, 2019 to Table 2.32 North Dakota Household Projections for Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 65 and Older, 2019 to Table 2.33 Numeric and Percent Change in North Dakota Occupied Housing Unit Projections by Age of Householder, 2014 to Table 2.34 North Dakota Household Projections for Owner-Occupied Housing Units, 2019 to Table 2.35 North Dakota Household Projections for Owner-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 15 to 24, 2019 to Table 2.36 North Dakota Household Projections for Owner-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 25 to 44, 2019 to Table 2.37 North Dakota Household Projections for Owner-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 45 to 64, 2019 to Table 2.38 North Dakota Household Projections for Owner-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 65 and Older, 2019 to Table 2.39 Numeric and Percent Change in North Dakota Owner-Occupied Housing Unit Projections by Age of Householder, 2014 to Table 2.40 North Dakota Household Projections for Renter-Occupied Housing Units, 2019 to Table 2.41 North Dakota Household Projections for Renter-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 15 to 24, 2019 to Table 2.42 North Dakota Household Projections for Renter-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 25 to 44, 2019 to Table 2.43 North Dakota Household Projections for Renter-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 45 to 64, 2019 to Table 2.44 North Dakota Household Projections for Renter-Occupied Housing Units with Householder Ages 65 and Older, 2019 to Table 2.45 Numeric and Percent Change in North Dakota Renter-Occupied Housing Unit Projections by Age of Householder, 2014 to Table 2.46 North Dakota Household Projections for Extremely Low Income Households, 2019 to Table 2.47 North Dakota Household Projections for Very Low Income Households, 2019 to Table 2.48 North Dakota Household Projections for Low Income Households, 2019 to Table 2.49 North Dakota Household Projections for Lower Moderate Income Households, 2019 to Table 2.50 North Dakota Household Projections for Moderate Income Households, 2019 to Table 2.51 North Dakota Household Projections for Upper Income Households, 2019 to Table 2.52 North Dakota Household Projections for Tax Credit Households, 2019 to North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 2 Detailed Tables

3 Table 2.53 Numeric and Percent Change in North Dakota Household Projections by Household Income, 2014 to Table 2.54 North Dakota Vacant-For-Sale/Sold Housing Units by Price Asked, Table 2.55 North Dakota Vacant-For-Sale/Sold Housing Units That Are Affordable by Family Income Ranges, Table 2.56 North Dakota Household Projections of First-Time Homebuyer Households, 2019 to Table 2.57 North Dakota Household Projections of Low Income Homebuyer Households, 2019 to Table 2.58 North Dakota Household Projections of Moderate Income Homebuyer Households, 2019 to Table 2.59 North Dakota Household Projections of Upscale Income Homebuyer Households, 2019 to Table 2.60 North Dakota Household Projections of Elderly Homebuyer Households, 2019 to Table 2.61 Numeric and Percent Change in North Dakota Household Projections by Type of Homebuyer Household, 2014 to PROJECTED HOUSING STOCK Table 2.62 North Dakota Projected Change in Total Housing Units, 2019 to Model Table 2.63 North Dakota Projected Numeric and Percent Change in Total Housing Units, 2014 to 2029 (Model 1) Table 2.64 North Dakota Projected Change in Total Housing Units, 2019 to Model Table 2.65 North Dakota Projected Numeric and Percent Change in Total Housing Units, 2014 to 2029 (Model 2) Table 2.66 Comparison of North Dakota Projection Models for Total Housing Units Table 2.67 Comparison of North Dakota Total Housing Units (Model 1) to Occupied Housing Units, 2010 to Table 2.68 Comparison of North Dakota Total Housing Units (Model 2) to Occupied Housing Units, 2010 to SPECIAL POPULATIONS Table 3.1 North Dakota Homeowners Burdened by Housing Costs (30% or More of Household Income toward Housing Costs) by Age of Householder, Table 3.2 North Dakota Renters Burdened by Housing Costs (30% or More of Household Income toward Housing Costs) by Age of Householder, Table 3.3 Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population with Disabilities in North Dakota by Age, Table 3.4 Median Earnings by Disability Status for the Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population Ages 16 and older in North Dakota, Table 3.5 Poverty Status by Disability Status for the Population Ages 20 to 64 for whom Poverty Status is Determined in North Dakota, Table 3.6 Employment Status by Disability Status for the Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population Ages 18 to 64 in North Dakota, Table 3.7 Age by Number of Disabilities in North Dakota, Table 3.8 Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population with a Hearing Difficulty in North Dakota by Age, Table 3.9 Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population with a Vision Difficulty in North Dakota by Age, Table 3.10 Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population Ages 5 and Older with a Cognitive Difficulty in North Dakota by Age, Table 3.11 Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population Ages 5 and Older with an Ambulatory Difficulty in North Dakota by Age, Table 3.12 Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population Ages 5 and Older with a Self-Care Difficulty in North Dakota by Age, Table 3.13 Civilian Non-Institutionalized Population Ages 18 and Older with a Independent Living Difficulty in North Dakota by Age, HOUSING CONDITIONS Table 4.1 North Dakota Substandard Occupied Housing Units by Tenure, HOUSING COSTS Table 5.1 Average Verified Prices for Residential Properties in Real 2014 Dollars in North Dakota, 2003 to Table 5.2 Cumulative and Annual Average Percent Change in the Average Verified Prices for Residential Properties in Real 2014 Dollars in North Dakota, 2003 to North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 3 Detailed Tables

4 POPULATION The following tables present baseline population figures by age for North Dakota and population projections for the years 2019, 2024, and Age-specific future population was projected using a standard cohort component population projection model. Countyspecific trends in fertility, mortality, and migration were used to project future population. Actual fertility and mortality rates were obtained from the North Dakota Department of Health, Division of Vital Records. Fertility rates were based on total births, by age of mother, by county from 2010 to Mortality rates were based on total deaths by age and gender, by county from 2010 to County specific migration rates were based on various combinations of recent and historical trends. Migration rates for the near term projection period were generally more reflective of recent (past five years) migration rates, and more reflective of historic migration rates for the 2024 and 2029 projection periods. Relying solely on recent migration trends (previous five to eight years) that occurred during a period of high growth would be inappropriate for long-term projections. Relying only on recent trends would overestimate future population growth driven by inmigration. Balancing recent migration rates with more historical rates in the latter part of the projection period generally retains relatively strong population growth in the near term with a return to more historical population trends later in the study time period. Population in the 2024 and 2029 projection periods will also be influenced by an increase in natural births as a result of in-migration of a younger population of child bearing ages. Population projections are mathematical calculations that illustrate what the population will be in the future if specific assumptions persist throughout the projection period. While efforts were made to balance recent and historical trends to project future conditions, how well forecasts will reflect future conditions is perhaps of greater uncertainty than in previous housing needs assessments. Short of subjectively projecting future conditions, historical conditions provide the only objective data for modeling future conditions and are consistent with previous studies. Regardless of data shortcomings and challenges of an uncertain future during periods of rapid change, the patterns that emerge from this study are useful in understanding the magnitude of potential future change, and can guide planning for future housing needs. The housing forecast presented in this study should be combined with other tools and metrics in developing housing policy North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 4 Detailed Tables

5 Table 1.1 North Dakota Population Projections, 2019 to 2029 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and the Center for Social Research at NDSU Total Population Estimates % change: 2010 Projections % change: to to 2029 North Dakota 672, , % 813, , , % Adams County 2,343 2, % 2,453 2,516 2, % Barnes County 11,066 11, % 11,265 11,094 10, % Benson County 6,660 6, % 6,820 6,791 6, % Billings County % % Bottineau County 6,429 6, % 6,945 7,187 7, % Bowman County 3,151 3, % 3,468 3,554 3, % Burke County 1,968 2, % 2,303 2,323 2, % Burleigh County 81,308 90, % 98, , , % Cass County 149, , % 187, , , % Cavalier County 3,993 3, % 3,668 3,565 3, % Dickey County 5,289 5, % 5,024 4,816 4, % Divide County 2,071 2, % 2,739 2,908 3, % Dunn County 3,536 4, % 5,140 5,576 5, % Eddy County 2,385 2, % 2,357 2,266 2, % Emmons County 3,550 3, % 3,331 3,366 3, % Foster County 3,343 3, % 3,295 3,237 3, % Golden Valley County 1,680 1, % 1,905 1,909 2, % Grand Forks County 66,861 70, % 74,315 75,810 79, % Grant County 2,394 2, % 2,338 2,251 2, % Griggs County 2,420 2, % 2,215 2,149 2, % Hettinger County 2,477 2, % 2,959 3,053 3, % Kidder County 2,435 2, % 2,402 2,297 2, % LaMoure County 4,139 4, % 4,204 4,131 3, % Logan County 1,990 1, % 1,908 1,900 1, % McHenry County 5,395 5, % 6,043 6,014 5, % McIntosh County 2,809 2, % 2,798 2,666 2, % McKenzie County 6,360 10, % 16,310 18,663 20, % McLean County 8,962 9, % 10,525 10,845 10, % Mercer County 8,424 8, % 9,207 9,587 9, % Morton County 27,471 29, % 31,692 33,318 34, % Mountrail County 7,673 9, % 11,665 12,849 13, % Nelson County 3,126 3, % 2,951 2,900 2, % Oliver County 1,846 1, % 1,876 1,970 2, % Pembina County 7,413 7, % 6,818 6,630 6, % Pierce County 4,357 4, % 4,502 4,439 4, % Ramsey County 11,451 11, % 11,815 11,979 12, % Ransom County 5,457 5, % 5,370 5,349 5, % Renville County 2,470 2, % 2,556 2,511 2, % Richland County 16,321 16, % 17,039 16,907 16, % Rolette County 13,937 14, % 15,610 16,142 16, % Sargent County 3,829 3, % 4,104 4,117 3, % Sheridan County 1,321 1, % 1,326 1,298 1, % Sioux County 4,153 4, % 4,812 5,151 5, % Slope County % % Stark County 24,199 30, % 36,443 38,802 40, % Steele County 1,975 1, % 1,946 1,933 1, % Stutsman County 21,100 21, % 21,129 20,844 20, % Towner County 2,246 2, % 2,447 2,394 2, % Traill County 8,121 8, % 8,075 7,845 7, % Walsh County 11,119 10, % 10,718 10,584 10, % Ward County 61,675 69, % 79,282 83,283 86, % Wells County 4,207 4, % 4,139 4,134 4, % Williams County 22,398 32, % 43,203 48,143 52, % Bismarck city 61,272 68, % 74,828 81,347 88, % Devils Lake city 7,141 7, % 7,424 7,481 7, % Dickinson city 17,787 22, % 26,862 28,461 29, % Fargo city 105, , % 130, , , % Grand Forks city 52,838 56, % 58,745 59,525 62, % Jamestown city 15,427 15, % 15,429 15,168 15, % Mandan city 18,331 20, % 21,762 22,833 23, % Minot city 40,888 47, % 53,654 56,306 58, % Valley City city 6,585 6, % 6,850 6,611 6, % Wahpeton city 7,766 7, % 8,385 8,194 8, % West Fargo city 25,830 31, % 33,918 36,532 38, % Williston city 14,716 24, % 31,681 34,798 37, % Fort Berthold Reservation 6,341 7, % 7,744 8,297 8, % Spirit Lake Reservation 4,238 4, % 4,243 4,245 4, % Standing Rock Reservation 4,153 4, % 4,812 5,151 5, % Turtle Mountain Reservation 8,656 8, % 9,260 9,525 9, % Region 1 30,829 45, % 62,252 69,714 75, % Region 2 89, , % 113, , , % Region 3 40,672 41, % 42,717 43,137 43, % Region 4 88,519 91, % 94,802 95,924 98, % Region 5 185, , % 223, , , % Region 6 56,363 56, % 55,977 54,971 53, % Region 7 141, , % 166, , , % Region 8 38,896 46, % 54,117 57,131 59, % 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 5 Detailed Tables

6 Table 1.2 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 0 to 24, 2019 to 2029 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and the Center for Social Research at NDSU Ages 0 to 24 Estimates % change: 2010 Projections % change: to to 2029 North Dakota 230, , % 278, , , % Adams County % % Barnes County 3,363 3, % 3,631 3,442 3, % Benson County 2,821 2, % 3,025 3,140 3, % Billings County % % Bottineau County 1,761 2, % 2,383 2,644 2, % Bowman County 860 1, % 1,178 1,273 1, % Burke County % % Burleigh County 26,875 29, % 31,972 34,054 36, % Cass County 56,882 63, % 65,947 68,410 73, % Cavalier County 991 1, % 1,011 1,081 1, % Dickey County 1,673 1, % 1,648 1,679 1, % Divide County % % Dunn County 1,024 1, % 1,632 1,906 2, % Eddy County % % Emmons County % , % Foster County % % Golden Valley County % % Grand Forks County 27,846 30, % 29,361 27,653 31, % Grant County % % Griggs County % % Hettinger County % 991 1,084 1, % Kidder County % % LaMoure County 1,065 1, % 1,151 1,252 1, % Logan County % % McHenry County 1,456 1, % 1,876 1,951 1, % McIntosh County % % McKenzie County 2,212 4, % 6,046 6,627 7, % McLean County 2,220 2, % 3,195 3,495 3, % Mercer County 2,282 2, % 2,815 3,039 3, % Morton County 8,569 9, % 9,518 10,230 10, % Mountrail County 2,611 3, % 3,867 4,466 4, % Nelson County % % Oliver County % % Pembina County 2,048 1, % 1,831 1,878 1, % Pierce County 1,186 1, % 1,342 1,352 1, % Ramsey County 3,535 3, % 3,783 3,772 3, % Ransom County 1,556 1, % 1,610 1,596 1, % Renville County % % Richland County 5,812 5, % 6,478 5,786 5, % Rolette County 6,014 6, % 6,823 7,205 7, % Sargent County 1,065 1, % 1,125 1,192 1, % Sheridan County % % Sioux County 2,001 2, % 2,244 2,474 2, % Slope County % % Stark County 8,147 10, % 12,507 13,658 14, % Steele County % % Stutsman County 6,458 6, % 6,858 6,613 6, % Towner County % % Traill County 2,611 2, % 2,662 2,581 2, % Walsh County 3,192 3, % 3,267 3,391 3, % Ward County 23,026 26, % 28,149 27,805 29, % Wells County 949 1, % 1,072 1,132 1, % Williams County 7,144 11, % 14,700 16,722 18, % Bismarck city 19,477 22, % 23,643 25,077 27, % Devils Lake city 2,312 2, % 2,434 2,414 2, % Dickinson city 6,235 7, % 9,251 10,163 10, % Fargo city 41,321 45, % 47,475 48,878 53, % Grand Forks city 22,761 24, % 23,815 21,966 25, % Jamestown city 4,905 4, % 5,212 4,956 5, % Mandan city 5,884 6, % 6,634 7,117 7, % Minot city 14,374 18, % 18,483 18,250 19, % Valley City city 2,104 2, % 2,290 2,102 2, % Wahpeton city 3,297 3, % 3,769 3,271 3, % West Fargo city 9,345 11, % 11,238 11,825 12, % Williston city 4,937 8, % 10,550 11,966 13, % Fort Berthold Reservation 2,703 3, % 3,276 3,510 3, % Spirit Lake Reservation 2,220 2, % 2,204 2,206 2, % Standing Rock Reservation 2,001 2, % 2,244 2,474 2, % Turtle Mountain Reservation 4,132 4, % 4,454 4,582 4, % Region 1 9,819 16, % 21,545 24,251 26, % Region 2 31,237 36, % 39,181 39,918 42, % Region 3 14,529 15, % 16,104 16,730 17, % Region 4 33,807 36, % 35,246 33,728 37, % Region 5 68,438 75, % 78,347 80,095 85, % Region 6 16,117 16, % 17,215 17,049 17, % Region 7 44,867 49, % 52,747 56,475 60, % Region 8 12,077 15, % 17,996 19,646 20, % 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 6 Detailed Tables

7 Table 1.3 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 25 to 44, 2019 to 2029 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and the Center for Social Research at NDSU Ages 25 to 44 Estimates % change: 2010 Projections % change: to to 2029 North Dakota 165, , % 233, , , % Adams County % % Barnes County 2,252 2, % 2,401 2,398 2, % Benson County 1,423 1, % 1,401 1,337 1, % Billings County % % Bottineau County 1,182 1, % 1,389 1,348 1, % Bowman County % % Burke County % % Burleigh County 21,439 24, % 27,157 29,891 31, % Cass County 43,914 48, % 58,577 62,586 63, % Cavalier County % % Dickey County 1,082 1, % 1, % Divide County % % Dunn County 768 1, % 1,558 1,630 1, % Eddy County % % Emmons County % % Foster County % % Golden Valley County % % Grand Forks County 16,746 17, % 22,158 24,937 23, % Grant County % % Griggs County % % Hettinger County % % Kidder County % % LaMoure County % % Logan County % % McHenry County 1,143 1, % 1,437 1,342 1, % McIntosh County % % McKenzie County 1,455 3, % 5,307 6,188 6, % McLean County 1,737 1, % 2,468 2,419 2, % Mercer County 1,743 1, % 2,287 2,496 2, % Morton County 7,058 8, % 9,218 9,493 9, % Mountrail County 1,910 2, % 3,643 3,793 3, % Nelson County % % Oliver County % % Pembina County 1,491 1, % 1,476 1,398 1, % Pierce County % 1,054 1, % Ramsey County 2,460 2, % 2,843 2,951 2, % Ransom County 1,155 1, % 1,184 1,321 1, % Renville County % % Richland County 3,370 3, % 3,614 4,300 4, % Rolette County 3,186 3, % 3,603 3,539 3, % Sargent County % % Sheridan County % % Sioux County 1,059 1, % 1,254 1,298 1, % Slope County % % Stark County 5,696 8, % 11,623 11,709 10, % Steele County % % Stutsman County 4,816 4, % 4,815 4,925 4, % Towner County % % Traill County 1,696 1, % 1,705 1,556 1, % Walsh County 2,246 2, % 2,529 2,661 2, % Ward County 16,366 20, % 27,769 30,667 29, % Wells County % % Williams County 5,539 9, % 15,867 17,287 17, % Bismarck city 15,996 18, % 20,520 22,556 23, % Devils Lake city 1,594 1, % 1,856 1,879 1, % Dickinson city 4,360 6, % 9,221 9,292 8, % Fargo city 30,608 33, % 40,798 43,063 43, % Grand Forks city 13,266 13, % 17,595 19,845 18, % Jamestown city 3,677 3, % 3,534 3,610 3, % Mandan city 5,018 5, % 6,785 6,926 6, % Minot city 10,921 13, % 19,147 21,056 20, % Valley City city 1,387 1, % 1,422 1,349 1, % Wahpeton city 1,595 1, % 1,852 2,300 2, % West Fargo city 8,508 10, % 11,559 12,595 12, % Williston city 3,926 7, % 12,283 12,986 12, % Fort Berthold Reservation 1,464 1, % 1,942 2,081 2, % Spirit Lake Reservation % % Standing Rock Reservation 1,059 1, % 1,254 1,298 1, % Turtle Mountain Reservation 2,071 2, % 2,201 2,264 2, % Region 1 7,357 13, % 21,935 24,352 24, % Region 2 22,376 27, % 36,434 39,314 37, % Region 3 8,555 8, % 9,528 9,479 9, % Region 4 20,996 21, % 26,741 29,632 28, % Region 5 51,328 56, % 66,463 71,074 71, % Region 6 11,503 11, % 11,907 11,912 11, % Region 7 35,015 39, % 44,559 47,880 48, % Region 8 8,617 12, % 16,308 16,540 15, % 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 7 Detailed Tables

8 Table 1.4 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 45 to 64, 2019 to 2029 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and the Center for Social Research at NDSU Ages 45 to 64 Estimates % change: 2010 Projections % change: to to 2029 North Dakota 178, , % 180, , , % Adams County % % Barnes County 3,281 3, % 2,737 2,510 2, % Benson County 1,563 1, % 1,493 1,276 1, % Billings County % % Bottineau County 2,104 1, % 1,632 1,517 1, % Bowman County % % Burke County % % Burleigh County 22,081 23, % 23,326 23,253 24, % Cass County 34,432 36, % 38,588 38,516 41, % Cavalier County 1,292 1, % % Dickey County 1,364 1, % 1,215 1,051 1, % Divide County % % Dunn County 1,128 1, % 1,239 1,156 1, % Eddy County % % Emmons County 1,111 1, % % Foster County % % Golden Valley County % % Grand Forks County 15,366 14, % 13,366 12,284 12, % Grant County % % Griggs County % % Hettinger County % % Kidder County % % LaMoure County 1,300 1, % 1, % Logan County % % McHenry County 1,678 1, % 1,558 1,487 1, % McIntosh County % % McKenzie County 1,791 2, % 3,676 4,133 4, % McLean County 3,064 2, % 2,609 2,368 2, % Mercer County 3,071 2, % 2,387 1,991 1, % Morton County 7,831 7, % 7,798 7,483 7, % Mountrail County 2,102 2, % 2,864 2,921 3, % Nelson County 1, % % Oliver County % % Pembina County 2,385 2, % 1,788 1,428 1, % Pierce County 1,277 1, % 1, % Ramsey County 3,384 3, % 2,876 2,616 2, % Ransom County 1,662 1, % 1,446 1,263 1, % Renville County % % Richland County 4,715 4, % 3,975 3,398 3, % Rolette County 3,339 3, % 3,403 3,308 3, % Sargent County 1,233 1, % 1, % Sheridan County % % Sioux County % 984 1,031 1, % Slope County % % Stark County 6,481 7, % 8,059 8,009 8, % Steele County % % Stutsman County 6,208 5, % 5,354 4,755 4, % Towner County % % Traill County 2,293 2, % 2,041 1,780 1, % Walsh County 3,444 3, % 2,638 2,231 2, % Ward County 14,257 14, % 15,058 15,106 16, % Wells County 1,328 1, % 1, % Williams County 6,387 7, % 9,460 9,702 10, % Bismarck city 16,388 17, % 17,088 16,980 18, % Devils Lake city 1,862 1, % 1,569 1,410 1, % Dickinson city 4,329 5, % 5,488 5,420 6, % Fargo city 22,927 24, % 25,759 25,684 27, % Grand Forks city 11,475 11, % 10,050 9,252 9, % Jamestown city 4,175 4, % 3,735 3,323 3, % Mandan city 5,010 5, % 4,861 4,669 4, % Minot city 9,480 10, % 9,928 9,934 10, % Valley City city 1,647 1, % 1,437 1,302 1, % Wahpeton city 1,894 1, % 1,662 1,394 1, % West Fargo city 5,961 7, % 7,129 7,153 7, % Williston city 3,738 6, % 6,667 6,818 7, % Fort Berthold Reservation 1,600 1, % 1,944 2,083 2, % Spirit Lake Reservation % % Standing Rock Reservation % 984 1,031 1, % Turtle Mountain Reservation 1,885 2, % 2,063 2,122 2, % Region 1 8,872 11, % 13,812 14,412 16, % Region 2 22,835 23, % 23,480 23,096 24, % Region 3 11,105 10, % 9,904 8,849 8, % Region 4 22,229 20, % 18,557 16,536 16, % Region 5 44,968 46, % 47,639 46,319 48, % Region 6 16,636 15, % 14,221 12,399 11, % Region 7 40,662 41, % 40,201 38,650 40, % Region 8 11,169 11, % 12,364 12,000 13, % 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 8 Detailed Tables

9 Table 1.5 North Dakota Population Projections for Persons Ages 65 and Older, 2019 to 2029 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and the Center for Social Research at NDSU Ages 65 and older Estimates % change: 2010 Projections % change: to to 2029 North Dakota 97, , % 120, , , % Adams County % % Barnes County 2,170 2, % 2,496 2,744 2, % Benson County % 901 1,038 1, % Billings County % % Bottineau County 1,382 1, % 1,541 1,678 1, % Bowman County % % Burke County % % Burleigh County 10,913 13, % 16,417 20,259 23, % Cass County 14,550 18, % 24,094 29,929 34, % Cavalier County 1,022 1, % 1,001 1, % Dickey County 1,170 1, % 1,119 1,222 1, % Divide County % % Dunn County % , % Eddy County % % Emmons County % 961 1,007 1, % Foster County % % Golden Valley County % % Grand Forks County 6,903 7, % 9,430 10,936 12, % Grant County % % Griggs County % % Hettinger County % % Kidder County % % LaMoure County 1,022 1, % 1,161 1,265 1, % Logan County % % McHenry County 1,118 1, % 1,172 1,234 1, % McIntosh County % % McKenzie County % 1,281 1,715 2, % McLean County 1,941 2, % 2,253 2,563 2, % Mercer County 1,328 1, % 1,718 2,061 2, % Morton County 4,013 4, % 5,158 6,112 6, % Mountrail County 1,050 1, % 1,291 1,669 2, % Nelson County % % Oliver County % % Pembina County 1,489 1, % 1,723 1,926 1, % Pierce County 1,029 1, % 1,014 1,099 1, % Ramsey County 2,072 2, % 2,313 2,640 3, % Ransom County 1,084 1, % 1,130 1,169 1, % Renville County % % Richland County 2,424 2, % 2,972 3,423 3, % Rolette County 1,398 1, % 1,781 2,090 2, % Sargent County % , % Sheridan County % % Sioux County % % Slope County % % Stark County 3,875 3, % 4,254 5,426 6, % Steele County % % Stutsman County 3,618 3, % 4,102 4,551 4, % Towner County % % Traill County 1,521 1, % 1,667 1,928 2, % Walsh County 2,237 2, % 2,284 2,301 2, % Ward County 8,026 7, % 8,306 9,705 10, % Wells County 1,221 1, % 1,097 1,132 1, % Williams County 3,328 3, % 3,176 4,432 5, % Bismarck city 9,411 10, % 13,577 16,734 19, % Devils Lake city 1,373 1, % 1,565 1,778 2, % Dickinson city 2,863 3, % 2,902 3,586 4, % Fargo city 10,693 11, % 16,729 20,847 24, % Grand Forks city 5,336 5, % 7,285 8,462 9, % Jamestown city 2,670 2, % 2,948 3,279 3, % Mandan city 2,419 3, % 3,482 4,121 4, % Minot city 6,113 6, % 6,096 7,066 8, % Valley City city 1,447 1, % 1,701 1,858 1, % Wahpeton city % 1,102 1,229 1, % West Fargo city 2,016 2, % 3,992 4,959 5, % Williston city 2,115 2, % 2,181 3,028 3, % Fort Berthold Reservation % % Spirit Lake Reservation % % Standing Rock Reservation % % Turtle Mountain Reservation % % Region 1 4,781 4, % 4,960 6,699 8, % Region 2 13,519 13, % 14,201 16,278 18, % Region 3 6,483 6, % 7,181 8,079 8, % Region 4 11,487 12, % 14,258 16,028 17, % Region 5 20,747 24, % 31,291 38,104 43, % Region 6 12,107 12, % 12,634 13,611 14, % Region 7 21,320 24, % 28,874 34,535 39, % Region 8 7,033 7, % 7,449 8,945 10, % 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 9 Detailed Tables

10 Table 1.6 Numeric and Percent Change in North Dakota Population Projections by Age, 2014 to 2029 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau and the Center for Social Research at NDSU Change in population by age, 2014 to 2029 Total Ages 0 to 24 Ages 25 to 44 Ages 45 to 64 Ages 65 and older Numeric Percent Numeric Percent Numeric Percent Numeric Percent Numeric Percent North Dakota 151, % 45, % 56, % -4, % 54, % Adams County % % % % % Barnes County % % % % % Benson County % % % % % Billings County % 8 3.3% % % % Bottineau County % % % % % Bowman County % % % % % Burke County % % % % % Burleigh County 25, % 7, % 6, % 1, % 10, % Cass County 46, % 10, % 14, % 4, % 16, % Cavalier County % % % % % Dickey County % % % % % Divide County % % % % 7 1.2% Dunn County 1, % % % % % Eddy County % 5 0.7% % % % Emmons County % % % % % Foster County % % 3 0.4% % % Golden Valley County % % % % % Grand Forks County 9, % 1, % 5, % -2, % 4, % Grant County % % % % % Griggs County % % % % % Hettinger County % % % % % Kidder County % % % % % LaMoure County % % 1 0.1% % % Logan County % % % % % McHenry County % % % % % McIntosh County % % 3 0.7% % % McKenzie County 9, % 2, % 3, % 2, % 1, % McLean County 1, % % % % % Mercer County 1, % % % % % Morton County 4, % 1, % 1, % % 2, % Mountrail County 4, % 1, % 1, % % % Nelson County % % % % % Oliver County % % % % % Pembina County % % % % % Pierce County % % % % % Ramsey County % % % % % Ransom County % % % % % Renville County % % % % % Richland County % % 1, % -1, % 1, % Rolette County 1, % 1, % % % % Sargent County % % % % % Sheridan County % % % % % Sioux County % % % % % Slope County % % % % % Stark County 10, % 3, % 2, % 1, % 2, % Steele County % % % % % Stutsman County % % % -1, % 1, % Towner County % % % % % Traill County % % % % % Walsh County % % % -1, % % Ward County 17, % 2, % 9, % 1, % 3, % Wells County % % % % % Williams County 20, % 7, % 7, % 2, % 2, % Bismarck city 19, % 5, % 5, % % 9, % Devils Lake city % % % % % Dickinson city 7, % 2, % 2, % % 1, % Fargo city 32, % 7, % 9, % 2, % 12, % Grand Forks city 5, % % 4, % -2, % 3, % Jamestown city % % % -1, % % Mandan city 2, % % % % 1, % Minot city 10, % 1, % 7, % % 1, % Valley City city % 1 0.0% % % % Wahpeton city % % % % % West Fargo city 6, % 1, % 2, % % 2, % Williston city 13, % 5, % 5, % 1, % 1, % Fort Berthold Reservation 1, % % % % % Spirit Lake Reservation 8 0.2% 4 0.2% 2 0.2% 1 0.2% 1 0.2% Standing Rock Reservation % % % % % Turtle Mountain Reservation % % % % % Region 1 30, % 10, % 10, % 5, % 4, % Region 2 21, % 5, % 10, % 1, % 4, % Region 3 1, % 1, % % -2, % 2, % Region 4 7, % 1, % 6, % -4, % 4, % Region 5 46, % 10, % 15, % 1, % 18, % Region 6-2, % % % -4, % 2, % Region 7 33, % 10, % 9, % -1, % 14, % Region 8 12, % 4, % 3, % 1, % 3, % 2016 North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 10 Detailed Tables

11 INCOME AND AFFORDABILITY Benchmark income levels, housing affordability by monthly housing costs, and housing affordability are described in the following tables. Table 2.1 provides a benchmark of income levels for residents in the state. These income levels are designed to align closely with various federal housing programs. The benchmark is based on the median family income (MFI) of North Dakota residents in 2014 as reported by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) which was $69,600. Seven categories of incomes are provided for program purposes and are based on a percentage below or above the state s MFI. Extremely Low Income - represents household incomes at 0 to 30% of the MFI in 2014 Very Low Income represents household incomes at 31% to 50% of the MFI in 2014 Low Income - represents household incomes at 51% to 80% of the MFI in 2014 Lower Moderate Income represents household incomes at 81% to 115% of the MFI in 2014 Moderate Income - represents household incomes at 116% to 140% of the MFI in 2014 Upper Income represents household incomes above 140% of the MFI in 2014 Tax Credit - represents household incomes at 0% to 60% of the MFI in 2014 Fiscal Year (FY) 2014 MFI estimates are based on 2014 American Community Survey (ACS) state data on family incomes using a combination of Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data, American Community Survey (ACS) state data, and Current Population Survey (CPS) data. For a detailed description of the methodology used in calculating these numbers, visit: Table 2.2 provides monthly affordability ranges for households at various income levels. Monthly affordable housing costs were estimated at 30 percent of the corresponding income category. Thus, they demonstrate the monthly housing cost that households at various income levels could afford at a housing expense to household income ratio of 30 percent - thus, without being cost-burdened. Table 2.3 details the price of homes that would be affordable at various income levels. Purchase price was assumed to have a 30-year fixed loan at 4 percent interest, 5 percent down payment, property taxes at 1.25 percent of loan, property insurance at 0.6 percent of loan, and total debts no more than 20 percent of income. Based on these assumptions, for a family earning up to 30 percent of MFI an affordable purchase price would be $40,351. The dollar amount listed represents the upper boundary affordable to each income level North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 11 Detailed Tables

12 Table 2.1 North Dakota Annual Family Income Levels, 2014 Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), North Dakota 2014 Income Levels (in Dollars) and CSR at NDSU MFI - Median Extremely Low Income Households - Earning 0% to 30% MFI Very Low Income Households - Earning 31% to 50% MFI Low Income Households - Earning 51% to 80% MFI Lower Moderate Income Households - Earning 81% to 115% MFI Moderate Income Households - Earning 116% to 140% MFI Upper Income Households - Earning more than 140% MFI Tax Credit - Households Earning 0% to 60% MFI family income From: To: From: To: From: To: From: To: From: To: Great than: From: To: North Dakota $ 69,600 $ - $ 20,880 $ 20,881 $ 34,800 $ 34,801 $ 55,680 $ 55,681 $ 80,040 $ 80,041 $ 97,440 $ 97,440 $ - $ 41,760 Adams County $ 54,800 $ - $ 16,440 $ 16,441 $ 27,400 $ 27,401 $ 43,840 $ 43,841 $ 63,020 $ 63,021 $ 76,720 $ 76,720 $ - $ 32,880 Barnes County $ 66,200 $ - $ 19,860 $ 19,861 $ 33,100 $ 33,101 $ 52,960 $ 52,961 $ 76,130 $ 76,131 $ 92,680 $ 92,680 $ - $ 39,720 Benson County $ 39,900 $ - $ 11,970 $ 11,971 $ 19,950 $ 19,951 $ 31,920 $ 31,921 $ 45,885 $ 45,886 $ 55,860 $ 55,860 $ - $ 23,940 Billings County $ 71,200 $ - $ 21,360 $ 21,361 $ 35,600 $ 35,601 $ 56,960 $ 56,961 $ 81,880 $ 81,881 $ 99,680 $ 99,680 $ - $ 42,720 Bottineau County $ 66,300 $ - $ 19,890 $ 19,891 $ 33,150 $ 33,151 $ 53,040 $ 53,041 $ 76,245 $ 76,246 $ 92,820 $ 92,820 $ - $ 39,780 Bowman County $ 72,600 $ - $ 21,780 $ 21,781 $ 36,300 $ 36,301 $ 58,080 $ 58,081 $ 83,490 $ 83,491 $ 101,640 $ 101,640 $ - $ 43,560 Burke County $ 72,000 $ - $ 21,600 $ 21,601 $ 36,000 $ 36,001 $ 57,600 $ 57,601 $ 82,800 $ 82,801 $ 100,800 $ 100,800 $ - $ 43,200 Burleigh County $ 76,700 $ - $ 23,010 $ 23,011 $ 38,350 $ 38,351 $ 61,360 $ 61,361 $ 88,205 $ 88,206 $ 107,380 $ 107,380 $ - $ 46,020 Cass County $ 72,100 $ - $ 21,630 $ 21,631 $ 36,050 $ 36,051 $ 57,680 $ 57,681 $ 82,915 $ 82,916 $ 100,940 $ 100,940 $ - $ 43,260 Cavalier County $ 63,400 $ - $ 19,020 $ 19,021 $ 31,700 $ 31,701 $ 50,720 $ 50,721 $ 72,910 $ 72,911 $ 88,760 $ 88,760 $ - $ 38,040 Dickey County $ 61,400 $ - $ 18,420 $ 18,421 $ 30,700 $ 30,701 $ 49,120 $ 49,121 $ 70,610 $ 70,611 $ 85,960 $ 85,960 $ - $ 36,840 Divide County $ 67,700 $ - $ 20,310 $ 20,311 $ 33,850 $ 33,851 $ 54,160 $ 54,161 $ 77,855 $ 77,856 $ 94,780 $ 94,780 $ - $ 40,620 Dunn County $ 73,500 $ - $ 22,050 $ 22,051 $ 36,750 $ 36,751 $ 58,800 $ 58,801 $ 84,525 $ 84,526 $ 102,900 $ 102,900 $ - $ 44,100 Eddy County $ 53,500 $ - $ 16,050 $ 16,051 $ 26,750 $ 26,751 $ 42,800 $ 42,801 $ 61,525 $ 61,526 $ 74,900 $ 74,900 $ - $ 32,100 Emmons County $ 47,200 $ - $ 14,160 $ 14,161 $ 23,600 $ 23,601 $ 37,760 $ 37,761 $ 54,280 $ 54,281 $ 66,080 $ 66,080 $ - $ 28,320 Foster County $ 68,000 $ - $ 20,400 $ 20,401 $ 34,000 $ 34,001 $ 54,400 $ 54,401 $ 78,200 $ 78,201 $ 95,200 $ 95,200 $ - $ 40,800 Golden Valley County $ 62,800 $ - $ 18,840 $ 18,841 $ 31,400 $ 31,401 $ 50,240 $ 50,241 $ 72,220 $ 72,221 $ 87,920 $ 87,920 $ - $ 37,680 Grand Forks County $ 69,800 $ - $ 20,940 $ 20,941 $ 34,900 $ 34,901 $ 55,840 $ 55,841 $ 80,270 $ 80,271 $ 97,720 $ 97,720 $ - $ 41,880 Grant County $ 58,600 $ - $ 17,580 $ 17,581 $ 29,300 $ 29,301 $ 46,880 $ 46,881 $ 67,390 $ 67,391 $ 82,040 $ 82,040 $ - $ 35,160 Griggs County $ 58,000 $ - $ 17,400 $ 17,401 $ 29,000 $ 29,001 $ 46,400 $ 46,401 $ 66,700 $ 66,701 $ 81,200 $ 81,200 $ - $ 34,800 Hettinger County $ 51,900 $ - $ 15,570 $ 15,571 $ 25,950 $ 25,951 $ 41,520 $ 41,521 $ 59,685 $ 59,686 $ 72,660 $ 72,660 $ - $ 31,140 Kidder County $ 52,800 $ - $ 15,840 $ 15,841 $ 26,400 $ 26,401 $ 42,240 $ 42,241 $ 60,720 $ 60,721 $ 73,920 $ 73,920 $ - $ 31,680 LaMoure County $ 65,200 $ - $ 19,560 $ 19,561 $ 32,600 $ 32,601 $ 52,160 $ 52,161 $ 74,980 $ 74,981 $ 91,280 $ 91,280 $ - $ 39,120 Logan County $ 56,600 $ - $ 16,980 $ 16,981 $ 28,300 $ 28,301 $ 45,280 $ 45,281 $ 65,090 $ 65,091 $ 79,240 $ 79,240 $ - $ 33,960 McHenry County $ 59,400 $ - $ 17,820 $ 17,821 $ 29,700 $ 29,701 $ 47,520 $ 47,521 $ 68,310 $ 68,311 $ 83,160 $ 83,160 $ - $ 35,640 McIntosh County $ 51,900 $ - $ 15,570 $ 15,571 $ 25,950 $ 25,951 $ 41,520 $ 41,521 $ 59,685 $ 59,686 $ 72,660 $ 72,660 $ - $ 31,140 McKenzie County $ 65,400 $ - $ 19,620 $ 19,621 $ 32,700 $ 32,701 $ 52,320 $ 52,321 $ 75,210 $ 75,211 $ 91,560 $ 91,560 $ - $ 39,240 McLean County $ 66,800 $ - $ 20,040 $ 20,041 $ 33,400 $ 33,401 $ 53,440 $ 53,441 $ 76,820 $ 76,821 $ 93,520 $ 93,520 $ - $ 40,080 Mercer County $ 77,000 $ - $ 23,100 $ 23,101 $ 38,500 $ 38,501 $ 61,600 $ 61,601 $ 88,550 $ 88,551 $ 107,800 $ 107,800 $ - $ 46,200 Morton County $ 76,700 $ - $ 23,010 $ 23,011 $ 38,350 $ 38,351 $ 61,360 $ 61,361 $ 88,205 $ 88,206 $ 107,380 $ 107,380 $ - $ 46,020 Mountrail County $ 69,600 $ - $ 20,880 $ 20,881 $ 34,800 $ 34,801 $ 55,680 $ 55,681 $ 80,040 $ 80,041 $ 97,440 $ 97,440 $ - $ 41,760 Nelson County $ 64,100 $ - $ 19,230 $ 19,231 $ 32,050 $ 32,051 $ 51,280 $ 51,281 $ 73,715 $ 73,716 $ 89,740 $ 89,740 $ - $ 38,460 Oliver County $ 77,000 $ - $ 23,100 $ 23,101 $ 38,500 $ 38,501 $ 61,600 $ 61,601 $ 88,550 $ 88,551 $ 107,800 $ 107,800 $ - $ 46,200 Pembina County $ 66,700 $ - $ 20,010 $ 20,011 $ 33,350 $ 33,351 $ 53,360 $ 53,361 $ 76,705 $ 76,706 $ 93,380 $ 93,380 $ - $ 40,020 Pierce County $ 63,300 $ - $ 18,990 $ 18,991 $ 31,650 $ 31,651 $ 50,640 $ 50,641 $ 72,795 $ 72,796 $ 88,620 $ 88,620 $ - $ 37,980 Ramsey County $ 62,300 $ - $ 18,690 $ 18,691 $ 31,150 $ 31,151 $ 49,840 $ 49,841 $ 71,645 $ 71,646 $ 87,220 $ 87,220 $ - $ 37,380 Ransom County $ 66,800 $ - $ 20,040 $ 20,041 $ 33,400 $ 33,401 $ 53,440 $ 53,441 $ 76,820 $ 76,821 $ 93,520 $ 93,520 $ - $ 40,080 Renville County $ 66,300 $ - $ 19,890 $ 19,891 $ 33,150 $ 33,151 $ 53,040 $ 53,041 $ 76,245 $ 76,246 $ 92,820 $ 92,820 $ - $ 39,780 Richland County $ 70,700 $ - $ 21,210 $ 21,211 $ 35,350 $ 35,351 $ 56,560 $ 56,561 $ 81,305 $ 81,306 $ 98,980 $ 98,980 $ - $ 42,420 Rolette County $ 35,200 $ - $ 10,560 $ 10,561 $ 17,600 $ 17,601 $ 28,160 $ 28,161 $ 40,480 $ 40,481 $ 49,280 $ 49,280 $ - $ 21,120 Sargent County $ 67,600 $ - $ 20,280 $ 20,281 $ 33,800 $ 33,801 $ 54,080 $ 54,081 $ 77,740 $ 77,741 $ 94,640 $ 94,640 $ - $ 40,560 Sheridan County $ 42,500 $ - $ 12,750 $ 12,751 $ 21,250 $ 21,251 $ 34,000 $ 34,001 $ 48,875 $ 48,876 $ 59,500 $ 59,500 $ - $ 25,500 Sioux County $ 34,900 $ - $ 10,470 $ 10,471 $ 17,450 $ 17,451 $ 27,920 $ 27,921 $ 40,135 $ 40,136 $ 48,860 $ 48,860 $ - $ 20,940 Slope County $ 72,600 $ - $ 21,780 $ 21,781 $ 36,300 $ 36,301 $ 58,080 $ 58,081 $ 83,490 $ 83,491 $ 101,640 $ 101,640 $ - $ 43,560 Stark County $ 70,300 $ - $ 21,090 $ 21,091 $ 35,150 $ 35,151 $ 56,240 $ 56,241 $ 80,845 $ 80,846 $ 98,420 $ 98,420 $ - $ 42,180 Steele County $ 64,100 $ - $ 19,230 $ 19,231 $ 32,050 $ 32,051 $ 51,280 $ 51,281 $ 73,715 $ 73,716 $ 89,740 $ 89,740 $ - $ 38,460 Stutsman County $ 64,500 $ - $ 19,350 $ 19,351 $ 32,250 $ 32,251 $ 51,600 $ 51,601 $ 74,175 $ 74,176 $ 90,300 $ 90,300 $ - $ 38,700 Towner County $ 62,100 $ - $ 18,630 $ 18,631 $ 31,050 $ 31,051 $ 49,680 $ 49,681 $ 71,415 $ 71,416 $ 86,940 $ 86,940 $ - $ 37,260 Traill County $ 65,800 $ - $ 19,740 $ 19,741 $ 32,900 $ 32,901 $ 52,640 $ 52,641 $ 75,670 $ 75,671 $ 92,120 $ 92,120 $ - $ 39,480 Walsh County $ 62,600 $ - $ 18,780 $ 18,781 $ 31,300 $ 31,301 $ 50,080 $ 50,081 $ 71,990 $ 71,991 $ 87,640 $ 87,640 $ - $ 37,560 Ward County $ 65,700 $ - $ 19,710 $ 19,711 $ 32,850 $ 32,851 $ 52,560 $ 52,561 $ 75,555 $ 75,556 $ 91,980 $ 91,980 $ - $ 39,420 Wells County $ 55,400 $ - $ 16,620 $ 16,621 $ 27,700 $ 27,701 $ 44,320 $ 44,321 $ 63,710 $ 63,711 $ 77,560 $ 77,560 $ - $ 33,240 Williams County $ 79,000 $ - $ 23,700 $ 23,701 $ 39,500 $ 39,501 $ 63,200 $ 63,201 $ 90,850 $ 90,851 $ 110,600 $ 110,600 $ - $ 47, North Dakota Statewide Housing Needs Assessment 12 Detailed Tables