2006 Housing Policy Study: The Hidden Homeless and Households at Risk of Homelessness by SMS Research & Marketing Services, Inc.

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Table A-29. Rented or Occupied without Payment Units — Monthly Rent Payment, State of Hawaii, 2006 HIDDEN HOMELESS AND AT RISK OF HOMELESSNESS Total At Risk for Hidden Has Adequat Col Homelessness Homeless Housing Count 1"ilircount WL Col %�ount Lamm t Col Less than $200 835 1%1 35 0% 1482 1%1 2352 1% $200 to$499 1 4797 8% 48 1% 8831 1 8% 13676 8% $500 to$799 1 7056 12% 671 9% 15540 14% 23267 13% $800 to$1,099 1 10869 19% 964 13% 22685 21%1 34518 20% $1,100 to$1,399 1 9796 17% 1723 23% 15510 14% 27029 16% $1,400 to$1,699 1 8811 1 15% 1026 14% 9278 9% 19115 11% $1,700 to$1,999 1 4256 7% 383 5% 4376 4% 9015 5% $2,000 to$3,000 1 8888 15% 1542 21%1 7880 7% 18309 11% More than $3,000 621 1%1 12 0% 2636 2% 3269 2% No shelter 977 2% 295 4% 5157 5% 6428 4% payment Not reported 1604 3% 789 11%1 14488 13% 16881 1 10% Total 58510 100% 7487 100% 107863 100% 173861 1 100% Base: Respondents who rent or occupy current unit without payment. Note: For bedrooms and bathrooms, half-rooms are included with the next highest category. Note: Counts may not sum to total units due to weighting. Percentages may not sum to 100%due to rounding. Hawaii Housing Policy Study,2006: Hidden Homeless and Households at Risk for Homelessness Page 22 ©SMS, Inc. February,2007