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from Table 7 above that there are at least 16,920 unique households living below 50% AMI who <br />experience either severe housing cost burden or severe overcrowding. Of these households, 6,435 <br />experience severe overcrowding and 10,485 experience severe cost burden. <br />In Santa Ana, 12,443 renter households and 4,385 owner households below 50% AMI are severely cost <br />burdened. Of these severely cost burdened households, 12,520 are small or large family households who <br />may have children present. <br />While not as many, there are 6,600 households below 50% AMI that are severely overcrowded. This <br />consists 5,045 households that are family households. The vast majority of these family households are <br />renters (4,710) compared to owners (335). <br />Individuals and families whose rental assistance has or will be terminating soon are at risk of not being <br />able to find affordable, size -appropriate housing units. As noted in the market analysis, the cost of housing <br />has increased significantly over the past 5 years and the supply of units affordable to families at or below <br />50% AMI does not match the demand. <br />If a jurisdiction provides estimates of the at -risk population(s), it should also include a <br />description of the operational definition of the at -risk group and the methodology used to <br />generate the estimates: <br />Santa Ana does not maintain unique definitions or estimates of at -risk populations. The City uses the <br />estimates and definitions that HUD provides for cost burden and overcrowding to identify at -risk <br />populations and subpopulations within the community. <br />Specify particular housing characteristics that have been linked with instability and an <br />increased risk of homelessness <br />The greatest housing characteristic that is linked with instability and an increased risk of homelessness is <br />housing cost burden/ cost of housing and share of overcrowding. <br />Consolidated Plan SANTAANA 50 <br />OMB control No:2506-0117 (exp. 06/30/2018) 75A-58 <br />