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2. RI only has enough apartments for half of its lowest-income ...

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   How much you need to make to afford rent in Rhode Island. ... With Providence's typical rent, a single person needs to make just over $80,000 to not be cost burdened.

3. The Best (and Worst) Places to Live on Minimum Wage in America

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   Providence, Rhode Island. Located in the smallest state in the union, Providence is a mystery to many people. ... A minimum-wage worker in Charlotte would have to spend 131% of their salary to ...

4. Home prices hit a new high in May in RI. Can you afford to buy?

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   The median price for single-family ($460,000) and multi-family houses ($545,000) in Rhode Island hit record highs in May, driven by more units hitting the market.

5. List of Rhode Island locations by per capita income - Wikipedia

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   Besides these areas, Rhode Island is mostly a middle-income state, as a majority of the population lives in the urban city Providence. 69% of Rhode Island places do however have per capita incomes higher than the national average, one of the highest percentages of any state, but 11.9% of the population lives below the poverty line.

6. Little Compton, Rhode Island - Wikipedia

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   [35] In 1925, the Rhode Island Red Club of America donated funds for a monument to the Rhode Island Red in Adamsville, at the intersection of Main Street and Westport River Road. Another plaque honoring the Rhode Island Red was erected by the state on the breed's 100th anniversary in 1954, 1-mile (1.6 km) south of Adamsville on the wall of what ...

7. 'I cannot afford to retire': State retirees will make their ...

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   Union groups from across Rhode Island, joined by members of Occupy Providence, rally outside the State House on Nov. 8, 2011, to protest what they called severe pension cuts.