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Affordable Housing • Responsible Growth • Stronger Families
Building practical, data-driven solutions that preserve opportunity, strengthen communities, and ensure Washington County remains a place where families can live, work, and thrive.
Prepared by Daniel J. Halacy IV
Fact Sheets
Washington County Housing Affordability at a Glance
Washington County Housing Affordability at a Glance
The Housing Fact Sheet provides a concise overview of the most important housing affordability statistics, trends, and recommendations identified through the St. George Housing Affordability Initiative. Designed as a quick-reference resource, it summarizes key findings from the Comprehensive Policy Report in a format that is easy to review, share, and present.
Whether you are a resident, elected official, educator, business owner, or community leader, this fact sheet offers an accessible snapshot of the challenges and opportunities shaping housing affordability in Washington County.
Quick Facts
📄 Format
Three-page PDF
⏱ Reading Time
5 Minutes
📅 Published
July 2026
🎯 Best For
Meetings, presentations, public outreach, and community discussions
What's Included
🏠 Housing Market
🏠 Housing Market
Median home price, rent trends, housing supply, and affordability.
👥 Population
👥 Population
Growth trends and demographic changes driving housing demand.
💼 Workforce
💼 Workforce
Housing affordability for teachers, nurses, first responders, and essential workers.
📊 Economic Indicators
📊 Economic Indicators
Income growth, cost burden, vacancy rates, and development trends.
📈 Key Findings
📈 Key Findings
The most important conclusions from the research.
💡 Policy Priorities
💡 Policy Priorities
A summary of the initiative's recommendations for responsible growth and expanded housing opportunities.
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Feel free to print and share this fact sheet for educational, community, and public discussion purposes. When possible, please include attribution to the St. George Housing Affordability Initiative.
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