08/25/2026
Did you know?
In Northeast Wisconsin, a person earning minimum wage would need to work approximately 104 hours per week to afford a one-bedroom apartment.
Even sharing housing with a roommate can be financially challenging, requiring wages that are out of reach for many individuals.
These numbers help illustrate why affordable, accessible housing remains one of the most significant challenges facing adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
Housing is more than a place to live. It impacts independence, community participation, employment opportunities, and quality of life.
As we continue our My Housing Voice Housing Market Analysis project, we'll be sharing data and insights that help tell the story behind the housing challenges facing our communities.
What stands out most to you about these numbers?
Keep an eye out for our final report coming this fall.