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Rappahannock County from 2004-2006 were sold within this price range.
• It would take 88.5% of a public school teacher’s monthly income to afford an averagepriced 1-2 bedroom home in Rappahannock County. (Average price of 1-2 bedroom home in 2005-06 was $403,46.00).
• It would take 36% of a public school teacher’s monthly income to afford a home sold within the lowest quarter of housing prices in Rappahannock County (lowest quartile price for 2006 was $240,834.00)
Everyone present at Monday’s meeting had their own reasons for being there but the consensus that the county needs to look at its affordable housing situation is clear. One of the last to speak was Amissville resident Kathryn Treanor. “I know a couple, both teachers, who are looking for a place to rent but preferably
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