94923 (Bodega Bay)
Residents of ZIP code 94923 would need to earn $33.85 per hour to afford a two- bedroom unit that costs $1,760 per month. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat)
95497 (Sea Ranch)
The fair market rent for a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 95497 is $2,150 per month. Residents would need to earn $41.35 per hour to afford that. The ZIP code includes an area along the coast north of Stewarts Point and south of Gualala. (Chris Hardy)
95412 (Annapolis)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 95412 is $1,760 per month. Residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour to afford that. (Kent Porter / Press Democrat, 2015)
95421 (Cazadero)
Residents of ZIP code 95421 would need to earn $33.85 per hour to afford a two- bedroom unit costing $1,760 per month. The region covers a wide swath of west Sonoma County to the coast. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat, 2018)
95450 (Jenner)
Fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $1,760 per month in ZIP code 95450, which includes Jenner, Timber Cove and Duncan Mills. Residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour to afford rent. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat)
94952 (Petaluma)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $3,010 per month in ZIP code 94952, which includes west Petaluma, Two Rock and Bloomfield. Residents would need to earn $57.88 per hour to afford rent. (Crissy Pascual/Argus Courier Staff)
94954 (Petaluma)
Residents of ZIP code 94954 would need to earn $48.65 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit that costs $2,530 per month. The ZIP code stretches from east Petaluma south to Marin County. (Crissy Pascual/Argus Courier staff)
94951 (Penngrove)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 94951 is $1,760 per month. Residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour to cover the cost.
94928 (Rohnert Park)
In ZIP code 94928, the fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $2,060 per month. Residents would need to earn $39.62 per hour to afford that. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat, 2011)
94931 (Cotati)
Residents of ZIP code 94931 would need to earn $37.50 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit that costs $1,950 per month. (Kasey Williams/The Press Democrat)
95476 (Sonoma)
Fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $1,970 per month in ZIP code 95476, which includes the majority of Sonoma Valley and a part of Marin County. Residents would need to earn $37.88 per hour to afford rent. (Beth Schlanker/ The Press Democrat, 2016)
95431 (Eldridge)
Residents of ZIP code 95431 would need to make $38.27 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment that costs $1,990 per month. (Erik Castro/for Sonoma Magazine)
95452 (Kenwood)
In ZIP code 95452, the fair market rent is $2,020 per month for a two-bedroom unit. To cover the cost, residents would need to earn $38.85 per hour. (Christopher Chung/ The Press Democrat)
95442 (Glen Ellen)
Residents of ZIP code 95442 would need to make $38.27 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment that costs $1,990 per month. (Erik Castro/for The Press Democrat)
95404 (Santa Rosa)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 95404 is $1,880 per month. To afford that, residents would need to earn $36.15 per hour. The ZIP code includes parts of northeast and southeast Santa Rosa. (Christopher Chung/ The Press Democrat)
95405 (Santa Rosa)
Fair market rent is $2,160 per month for a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 95405, which includes the Summerfield area and Bennett Valley. To cover the cost, residents would need to earn $41.54 per hour. (Press Democrat file, 2009)
95403 (Santa Rosa)
Residents of ZIP code 95403 would need to make $37.31 per hour to afford a two-bedroom apartment that costs $1,940 per month. The area includes Coffey Park, Fountaingrove, Larkfield-Wikiup and Mark West. (Erik Castro/for The Press Democrat)
95409 (Santa Rosa)
Fair market rent is $2,070 per month for a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 95409, which includes Oakmont, Melita and the area surrounding Hood Mountain Regional Park. Residents would need to earn $39.81 per hour to pay for rent. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)
95401 (Santa Rosa)
In ZIP code 95401, residents would need to earn $35.77 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit costing $1,860 per month. The ZIP code includes west Santa Rosa. (Christopher Chung/The Press Democrat, 2010)
95407 (Santa Rosa)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $1,870 per month in ZIP code 95407, which includes Roseland and southwest Santa Rosa. To cover the cost, residents would need to earn $35.96 per hour. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat, 2014)
95439 (Fulton)
In ZIP code 95439, the fair market rent is $2,070 per month for a two-bedroom unit. To cover the cost, residents would need to earn $39.81 per hour. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat, 2017)
95444 (Graton)
In ZIP code 95444, rent costs $1,950 per month for a two-bedroom unit. To cover the cost, residents would need to earn $37.50 per hour. (Press Democrat file, 2011)
95472 (Sebastopol)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $1,950 in ZIP code 95472, which comprises a wide swath of west Sonoma County from Sebastopol to Occidental. Residents would need to earn $37.50 per hour to cover the cost. (The Press Democrat file, 2013)
95465 (Occidental)
Residents of ZIP code 95465, which comprises Occidental and other parts of west county near the coast, would need to earn $41.92 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit that costs $2,180 per month. (Beth Schlanker/Sonoma Magazine)
95436 (Forestville)
Residents of ZIP code 95436 would need to earn $33.85 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit that costs $1,760 per month. The ZIP code includes Forestville, Mirabel Park, Rio Dell and Hacienda. (Alvin Jornada/The Press Democrat, 2019)
95462 (Monte Rio)
In ZIP code 95462, the fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit $1,760 per month. To afford that, west county residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour. (File)
95486 (Villa Grande)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 95486 is $1,760. To afford that, residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat, 2013)
95471 (Rio Nido)
In ZIP code 95471, residents would need to earn $35.77 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit that costs $1,860 per month. (Kent Porter / The Press Democrat) 2021
95446 (Guerneville)
In ZIP code 95446, residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour to afford a two-bedroom unit that costs $1,760 per month. The ZIP code includes Guerneville and the area south of Austin Creek State Recreation Area. (Beth Schlanker/The Press Democrat, 2011)
95492 (Windsor, unincorporated Sonoma County)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $2,430 per month in ZIP code 95492, which includes Windsor and unincorporated Sonoma County west of the Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport. Residents would need to earn $46.73 per hour to cover the cost. (Alvin Jornada/The Press Democrat, 2016)
95448 (Healdsburg)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit in ZIP code 95448 is $2,070. To afford that, residents would need to earn $39.81 per hour. The area includes Healdsburg and Alexander Valley. (John Burgess/The Press Democrat)
95425 (Cloverdale)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $1,760 per month in ZIP code 95425, which comprises Cloverdale and northern Sonoma County. Residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour to cover the cost. (The Press Democrat file, 2010)
95441 (Geyserville)
The fair market rent of a two-bedroom unit is $1,760 in ZIP code 95441, which includes Geyserville and the area surrounding much of Lake Sonoma. Residents would need to earn $33.85 per hour to afford that. (Kent Porter/The Press Democrat, 2009)
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