| State | Affordable Housing Rate | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| North Dakota | 93.0 units | 1st |
| Iowa | 91.0 units | 2nd |
| Wyoming | 89.0 units | 3rd |
| South Dakota | 87.0 units | 4th |
| West Virginia | 83.0 units | 5th |
| Nebraska | 83.0 units | 5th |
| Ohio | 80.0 units | 7th |
| Kansas | 80.0 units | 7th |
| Missouri | 79.0 units | 9th |
| Oklahoma | 79.0 units | 9th |
| Alabama | 78.0 units | 11th |
| Minnesota | 78.0 units | 11th |
| Arkansas | 78.0 units | 11th |
| Montana | 74.0 units | 14th |
| Kentucky | 74.0 units | 14th |
| Indiana | 73.0 units | 16th |
| Wisconsin | 73.0 units | 16th |
| South Carolina | 70.0 units | 18th |
| Pennsylvania | 68.0 units | 19th |
| District of Columbia | 67.0 units | 20th |
| Tennessee | 66.0 units | 21st |
| Mississippi | 65.0 units | 22nd |
| Connecticut | 65.0 units | 22nd |
| Maine | 65.0 units | 22nd |
| Michigan | 64.0 units | 25th |
| North Carolina | 64.0 units | 25th |
| Illinois | 64.0 units | 25th |
| Massachusetts | 62.0 units | 28th |
| Idaho | 61.0 units | 29th |
| Louisiana | 61.0 units | 29th |
| New Hampshire | 61.0 units | 29th |
| Utah | 59.0 units | 32nd |
| New Mexico | 59.0 units | 32nd |
| Delaware | 58.0 units | 34th |
| Vermont | 57.0 units | 35th |
| Rhode Island | 57.0 units | 35th |
| Maryland | 57.0 units | 35th |
| Georgia | 57.0 units | 35th |
| Texas | 56.0 units | 39th |
| Arizona | 56.0 units | 39th |
| Colorado | 55.0 units | 41st |
| Virginia | 54.0 units | 42nd |
| Washington | 54.0 units | 42nd |
| Alaska | 51.0 units | 44th |
| New York | 49.0 units | 45th |
| Nevada | 42.0 units | 46th |
| New Jersey | 42.0 units | 46th |
| Hawaii | 40.0 units | 48th |
| Oregon | 37.0 units | 49th |
| Florida | 35.0 units | 50th |
| California | 31.0 units | 51st |
Map Key
- Less than 40
- 40.1 - 54
- 54.1 - 68
- 68.1 - 82
- More than 82
Number of apartments or other units that were affordable and available for every 100 renter households with very low incomes in 2015. Very low-income households are those with incomes at or below half of median income in the metropolitan or other area where they live.