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Methodology for Vulnerability Risk Analysis a. Analysis Tool The vulnerability analysis involves assigning a “vulnerability score” that can range between 0 and 4 for each of the census tracts based on four risk factors. The following table details the risk factors, the evaluation criteria and the scoring method: Risk Factor Evaluation Criteria Vulnerability Score: Yes (1) Vulnerability Score: No (0) % Renters Is proportion of renters in the census tract greater than 45.6%? 1 0 % Communities of Color (CoC) Is proportion of CoC in the census tract greater than 27.4%? 1 0 % Population age 25+ without bachelor’s degree Is proportion of population 25+ without bachelor’s degree in the census tract greater than 56.3%? 1 0 % Households with income at or below 80% MFI Is proportion of households with income at or below 80% MFI in the census tract greater than 43.7%? 1 0 Vulnerability Score Max: 4 Min: 0 Every census tract gets evaluated based on the above listed criteria and the total scores on the four risk factors are added to get the overall “vulnerability scores”. Census tracts that score at least 3 out of maximum 4 are defined as “vulnerable census tracts”. b. Calculation of Threshold Risk Factor (ad) Citywide (Portland) proportion Margin of Error for the estimate (MoE) Calculation of threshold (adjusted to lower bound of MoE) % Renters 46.2% +/0.6 45.6% (46.2 0.6) % Communities of Color 27.7% +/0.3 27.4% (27.70.3) % Population age 25+ without bachelor’s degree 56.9% +/0.6 56.3% (56.90.6) % Households with income at or below 80% MFI 43.7% N/A No correction Source: 20082012 American Community Survey (ACS); 20072011 Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy data released by U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). No MoE is available for CHAS data.

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  • Methodology for Vulnerability Risk Analysis 

    a.   Analysis Tool The vulnerability analysis involves assigning a “vulnerability score” that can range between 0 and 4 for each of the census tracts based on four risk factors. The following table details the risk factors, the evaluation criteria and the scoring method: 

     Risk Factor  

     Evaluation Criteria  Vulnerability Score: 

    Yes (1) 

     Vulnerability Score: No (0) 

    % Renters  

    Is proportion of renters in the census tract greater than 45.6%? 

    1 0

    % Communities of Color (CoC)  

    Is proportion of CoC in the census tract greater than 27.4%? 

    1 0

    % Population age 25+ without bachelor’s degree  

    Is proportion of population 25+ without bachelor’s degree in the census tract greater than 56.3%? 

    1 0

    % Households with income at or below 80% MFI  

    Is proportion of households with income at or below 80% MFI in the census tract greater than 43.7%? 

    1 0

     Vulnerability Score 

     Max: 4 

     Min: 0 

    Every census tract gets evaluated based on the above listed criteria and the total scores on the four risk factors are added to get the overall “vulnerability scores”. Census tracts that score at least 3 out of maximum 4 are defined as “vulnerable census tracts”. 

    b.   Calculation of Threshold 

     Risk Factor (a‐d) 

     Citywide (Portland) proportion 

    Margin of Error for the estimate (MoE) 

    Calculation of threshold (adjusted to lower bound of MoE) 

     % Renters 

     46.2%  +/‐ 0.6 

     45.6% (46.2 ‐0.6) 

     % Communities of Color  

     27.7%  +/‐ 0.3 

     27.4% (27.7‐0.3) 

     % Population age 25+ without bachelor’s degree  

    56.9%  +/‐ 0.6  

    56.3% (56.9‐0.6) 

     % Households with income at or below 80% MFIⱡ  

     43.7%  N/A 

     No correction 

    Source: 2008‐2012 American Community Survey  (ACS);  ⱡ2007‐2011 Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy data released by U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development (HUD). No MoE is available for CHAS data. 

  • c.  Data sources Data for the first three risk factors was drawn from tract‐level 2008‐2012 American Community Survey (ACS) estimates. Communities of Color (CoC) is defined as all residents except for Non‐Hispanic Whites.  

    The percentage of households with incomes at or below 80% of the HUD‐adjusted MFI was calculated from 2007‐2011 HUD Comprehensive Housing Affordability Strategy (CHAS) data. The values relevant to this calculation come from Table 8 of the census tracts dataset. Tracts with boundaries in more than one local jurisdiction are split into multiple rows; values for each portion were summed before calculating percentages for the overall tract. For FY 2011 HUD‐adjusted MFI for the Portland‐Vancouver‐Hillsboro, OR‐WA area was $72,900. So, the 80% MFI is equal to $57,600 for a four person household.  d.   Products of the 2012 Analysis The six maps depict the 2012 vulnerability analysis for the City of Portland:  

    I. Risk Factor Maps (a‐d): a. Vulnerability 2012 renters : all census tracts that scored 1 on rent factor evaluation; b. Vulnerability 2012 Communities of Color (CoC): all census tracts that scored 1 on CoC evaluation; c. Vulnerability 2012 bachelor’s degree: all census tracts that scored 1 on bachelor’s degree evaluation; d. Vulnerability 2012 MFI 80: all census tracts that scored 1 on households at or below 80% MFI 

    evaluation;  

    II. Vulnerability 2012 Maps: a. Vulnerability 2012 Risk Scores: the map shows total risk scores that range from 0 to 4 for every 

    census tract in Portland. b. Vulnerability 2012: composite map that shows all census tracts that have 3‐4 total risk scores from 

    the aforementioned risk factors and thereby get identified as “vulnerable” census tracts.   Note: Map layers of Vulnerability Analysis are available for City Bureaus in the CGIS Layer Manager.  For questions/clarifications on methodology contact Uma Krishnan, 503‐823‐5771 

  • Portland

    Lake

    HappyMilwaukie

    Vancouver

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    Wood Troutdale

    Beaverton

    Tigard

    Gresham

    Valley

    Oswego

    Camas

    VillageFairview

    I-205

    I-5

    I-205HWY

    217

    I-405

    I-84

    US 30

    LEWIS & CLARK HWY

    500HWY

    HWYMcLOUGHLIN BLVD

    HWY 224

    HWY 99E

    99-W

    STARK ST

    FOURTHFR

    UITVAL

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    ANDR

    ESEN

    PLAIN

    164TH

    1ST ST

    COLUMBIA

    SANDYBLVD

    FARMINGTON

    RD

    82ND

    DIVISION ST

    RD

    West Union

    Aloha

    Burlington

    Boring

    Orchards

    WASHINGTONOREGON

    Willamette

    Multnomah Channel

    River

    LacamasLake

    CooperMtn

    BullMtn

    MtTalbert

    MtScott

    PortlandAirport

    F o r e s t P a r k

    Hayden Island

    Government Island

    162ND

    MILLBLVD

    PLAIN

    HWY

    500

    500

    HWY

    SR-501

    18TH ST

    138TH

    AV

    53RD ST

    20TH ST

    34TH ST

    28TH ST

    RD

    REEDE

    RRD

    BLVD

    CANYONRD

    FERRYRD

    LOMBARD

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    BLVD

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    BA R N ES

    185TH

    AVE

    MURR

    AYBLV

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    HWYHILLSDALEBEAVERTON

    RDCORNELL

    UNION

    RD

    170TH

    AV

    122ND

    RD

    FOSTER

    182ND

    RDSUNNYSIDE

    MACADAM AVE

    SANDYBLVD

    ST

    AIRPORTWAY

    HALSEY ST

    KILLINGSWORTH ST

    112TH

    POWELL BLVD

    BURNSIDE ST

    148TH

    22 3RD

    282ND

    KING RD

    BOONES

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    DPRESCOTT ST

    GLISAN ST

    172ND

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    222ND

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    190TH

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    TELFORD RD

    242ND

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    Sauvie Island

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    CLACKAMAS CO.MULTNOMAH CO.

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    River

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    12TH

    VAUGHN 102N D

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    E. CH

    AVEZ

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    AVEINT

    E RST A

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    Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2006-2010 ACS / HUD 2005-2009 CHASN 0 3,500 7,000 10,500FeetOctober 26, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System N

    August 6, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System

    2012 Risk factors:a) renters > 45.6%b) communities of color > 27.4%c) pop. age 25+ without bachelor's degree > 56.3%d) households at or below 80% MFI > 43.7%Data Sources:1. 2008-2012 American Community Survey (ACS)2. U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban DevelopmentCHAS Data, 2007-2011

    Vulnerability3-4 Total Risk FactorsCity boundary

    S:\gis\Projects\Gentrification_Risk\Maps\Vulnerability2012.mxd0 5,000 10,000Feet

    Vulnerability: 2012

  • Portland

    Lake

    HappyMilwaukie

    Vancouver

    MaywoodPark

    Wood Troutdale

    Beaverton

    Tigard

    Gresham

    Valley

    Oswego

    Camas

    VillageFairview

    I-205

    I-5

    I-205HWY

    217

    I-405

    I-84

    US 30

    LEWIS & CLARK HWY

    500HWY

    HWYMcLOUGHLIN BLVD

    HWY 224

    HWY 99E

    99-W

    STARK ST

    FOURTHFR

    UITVAL

    LEY

    ANDR

    ESEN

    PLAIN

    164TH

    1ST ST

    COLUMBIA

    SANDYBLVD

    FARMINGTON

    RD

    82ND

    DIVISION ST

    RD

    West Union

    Aloha

    Burlington

    Boring

    Orchards

    WASHINGTONOREGON

    Willamette

    Multnomah Channel

    River

    LacamasLake

    CooperMtn

    BullMtn

    MtTalbert

    MtScott

    PortlandAirport

    F o r e s t P a r k

    Hayden Island

    Government Island

    162ND

    MILLBLVD

    PLAIN

    HWY

    500

    500

    HWY

    SR-501

    18TH ST

    138TH

    AV

    53RD ST

    20TH ST

    34TH ST

    28TH ST

    RD

    REEDE

    RRD

    BLVD

    CANYONRD

    FERRYRD

    LOMBARD

    RD

    HALL

    BLVD

    RD

    OLESON

    BA R N ES

    185TH

    AVE

    MURR

    AYBLV

    D

    HWYHILLSDALEBEAVERTON

    RDCORNELL

    UNION

    RD

    170TH

    AV

    122ND

    RD

    FOSTER

    182ND

    RDSUNNYSIDE

    MACADAM AVE

    SANDYBLVD

    ST

    AIRPORTWAY

    HALSEY ST

    KILLINGSWORTH ST

    112TH

    POWELL BLVD

    BURNSIDE ST

    148TH

    22 3RD

    282ND

    KING RD

    BOONES

    FERRY R

    DPRESCOTT ST

    GLISAN ST

    172ND

    AV

    222ND

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    190TH

    DR

    TELFORD RD

    242ND

    DRMARINE

    BLVD

    Sauvie Island

    International

    CLACKAMAS CO.MULTNOMAH CO.

    Columbia

    River

    SmithLake

    BybeeLake

    12TH

    VAUGHN 102N D

    CESAR

    E. CH

    AVEZ

    M. L. K

    ING

    BARBUR B

    LVD

    I-5I-5

    AVEINT

    E RST A

    TE

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2006-2010 ACS / HUD 2005-2009 CHASN 0 3,500 7,000 10,500FeetOctober 26, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System N

    August 6, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System

    2012 Risk factors:a) renters > 45.6%b) communities of color > 27.4%c) pop. age 25+ without bachelor's degree > 56.3%d) households at or below 80% MFI > 43.7%Data Sources:1. 2008-2012 American Community Survey (ACS)2. U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban DevelopmentCHAS Data, 2007-2011

    Total Risk Factors01234City boundary

    S:\gis\Projects\Gentrification_Risk\Maps\Vulnerability2012_Score.mxd0 5,000 10,000Feet

    2012 Vulnerability Risk Factors

  • Portland

    Lake

    HappyMilwaukie

    Vancouver

    MaywoodPark

    Wood Troutdale

    Beaverton

    Tigard

    Gresham

    Valley

    Oswego

    Camas

    VillageFairview

    I-205

    I-5

    I-205HWY

    217

    I-405

    I-84

    US 30

    LEWIS & CLARK HWY

    500HWY

    HWYMcLOUGHLIN BLVD

    HWY 224

    HWY 99E

    99-W

    STARK ST

    FOURTHFR

    UITVAL

    LEY

    ANDR

    ESEN

    PLAIN

    164TH

    1ST ST

    COLUMBIA

    SANDYBLVD

    FARMINGTON

    RD

    82ND

    DIVISION ST

    RD

    West Union

    Aloha

    Burlington

    Boring

    Orchards

    WASHINGTONOREGON

    Willamette

    Multnomah Channel

    River

    LacamasLake

    CooperMtn

    BullMtn

    MtTalbert

    MtScott

    PortlandAirport

    F o r e s t P a r k

    Hayden Island

    Government Island

    162ND

    MILLBLVD

    PLAIN

    HWY

    500

    500

    HWY

    SR-501

    18TH ST

    138TH

    AV

    53RD ST

    20TH ST

    34TH ST

    28TH ST

    RD

    REEDE

    RRD

    BLVD

    CANYONRD

    FERRYRD

    LOMBARD

    RD

    HALL

    BLVD

    RD

    OLESON

    BA R N ES

    185TH

    AVE

    MURR

    AYBLV

    D

    HWYHILLSDALEBEAVERTON

    RDCORNELL

    UNION

    RD

    170TH

    AV

    122ND

    RD

    FOSTER

    182ND

    RDSUNNYSIDE

    MACADAM AVE

    SANDYBLVD

    ST

    AIRPORTWAY

    HALSEY ST

    KILLINGSWORTH ST

    112TH

    POWELL BLVD

    BURNSIDE ST

    148TH

    22 3RD

    282ND

    KING RD

    BOONES

    FERRY R

    DPRESCOTT ST

    GLISAN ST

    172ND

    AV

    222ND

    DR

    190TH

    DR

    TELFORD RD

    242ND

    DRMARINE

    BLVD

    Sauvie Island

    International

    CLACKAMAS CO.MULTNOMAH CO.

    Columbia

    River

    SmithLake

    BybeeLake

    12TH

    VAUGHN 102N D

    CESAR

    E. CH

    AVEZ

    M. L. K

    ING

    BARBUR B

    LVD

    I-5I-5

    AVEINT

    E RST A

    TE

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2006-2010 ACS / HUD 2005-2009 CHASN 0 3,500 7,000 10,500FeetOctober 26, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System N

    August 6, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System

    2012 Risk factors:a) renters > 45.6%b) communities of color > 27.4%c) pop. age 25+ without bachelor's degree > 56.3%d) households at or below 80% MFI > 43.7%Data Sources:1. 2008-2012 American Community Survey (ACS)2. U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban DevelopmentCHAS Data, 2007-2011

    VulnerabilityShare of Households that arerenters greater than 45.6%City boundary

    S:\gis\Projects\Gentrification_Risk\Maps\Vulnerability2012.mxd0 5,000 10,000Feet

    2012 Vulnerability Risk Factor A: Renters

  • Portland

    Lake

    HappyMilwaukie

    Vancouver

    MaywoodPark

    Wood Troutdale

    Beaverton

    Tigard

    Gresham

    Valley

    Oswego

    Camas

    VillageFairview

    I-205

    I-5

    I-205HWY

    217

    I-405

    I-84

    US 30

    LEWIS & CLARK HWY

    500HWY

    HWYMcLOUGHLIN BLVD

    HWY 224

    HWY 99E

    99-W

    STARK ST

    FOURTHFR

    UITVAL

    LEY

    ANDR

    ESEN

    PLAIN

    164TH

    1ST ST

    COLUMBIA

    SANDYBLVD

    FARMINGTON

    RD

    82ND

    DIVISION ST

    RD

    West Union

    Aloha

    Burlington

    Boring

    Orchards

    WASHINGTONOREGON

    Willamette

    Multnomah Channel

    River

    LacamasLake

    CooperMtn

    BullMtn

    MtTalbert

    MtScott

    PortlandAirport

    F o r e s t P a r k

    Hayden Island

    Government Island

    162ND

    MILLBLVD

    PLAIN

    HWY

    500

    500

    HWY

    SR-501

    18TH ST

    138TH

    AV

    53RD ST

    20TH ST

    34TH ST

    28TH ST

    RD

    REEDE

    RRD

    BLVD

    CANYONRD

    FERRYRD

    LOMBARD

    RD

    HALL

    BLVD

    RD

    OLESON

    BA R N ES

    185TH

    AVE

    MURR

    AYBLV

    D

    HWYHILLSDALEBEAVERTON

    RDCORNELL

    UNION

    RD

    170TH

    AV

    122ND

    RD

    FOSTER

    182ND

    RDSUNNYSIDE

    MACADAM AVE

    SANDYBLVD

    ST

    AIRPORTWAY

    HALSEY ST

    KILLINGSWORTH ST

    112TH

    POWELL BLVD

    BURNSIDE ST

    148TH

    22 3RD

    282ND

    KING RD

    BOONES

    FERRY R

    DPRESCOTT ST

    GLISAN ST

    172ND

    AV

    222ND

    DR

    190TH

    DR

    TELFORD RD

    242ND

    DRMARINE

    BLVD

    Sauvie Island

    International

    CLACKAMAS CO.MULTNOMAH CO.

    Columbia

    River

    SmithLake

    BybeeLake

    12TH

    VAUGHN 102N D

    CESAR

    E. CH

    AVEZ

    M. L. K

    ING

    BARBUR B

    LVD

    I-5I-5

    AVEINT

    E RST A

    TE

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2006-2010 ACS / HUD 2005-2009 CHASN 0 3,500 7,000 10,500FeetOctober 26, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System N

    August 6, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System

    2012 Risk factors:a) renters > 45.6%b) communities of color > 27.4%c) pop. age 25+ without bachelor's degree > 56.3%d) households at or below 80% MFI > 43.7%Data Sources:1. 2008-2012 American Community Survey (ACS)2. U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban DevelopmentCHAS Data, 2007-2011

    VulnerabilityCommunities of Color greater than27.4%City boundary

    S:\gis\Projects\Gentrification_Risk\Maps\Vulnerability2012.mxd0 5,000 10,000Feet

    2012 Vulnerability Risk Factor B: Communities of Color

  • P ortland

    Lake

    Hap p yMilwaukie

    Vanc ouver

    MaywoodP ark

    W ood Troutd ale

    Beaverton

    Tigard

    Gresham

    Valley

    Oswego

    Cam as

    VillageFairview

    I-205

    I-5

    I-205HW Y

    217

    I-405

    I-84

    US 30

    LEW IS & CLARK HW Y

    500HW Y

    HW YMcLOUGHLINBLVD

    HW Y 224

    HW Y99E

    99-W

    STARK ST

    FOURTHFR

    UITVAL

    LEY

    ANDR

    ESEN

    P LAIN

    164TH

    1ST ST

    COLUMBIA

    SANDYBLVD

    FARMINGTON

    RD

    82ND

    DIVISION ST

    RD

    W est Union

    Aloha

    Burlington

    Boring

    Orc hard s

    W ASHINGTONOREGON

    Willam ette

    Multno m ah Channel

    River

    Lacam asLake

    Coop erMtn

    BullMtn

    MtTalb ert

    MtSc ott

    P ortlandAirp ort

    Fo rest P ark

    Hayd en Island

    Governm ent Island

    162ND

    MILLBLVD

    P LAIN

    HW Y

    500

    500

    HWY

    SR-501

    18TH ST

    138TH

    AV

    53RDST

    20TH ST

    34TH ST

    28TH ST

    RD

    REEDE

    RRD

    BLVD

    CANYONRD

    FERRYRD

    LOMBARD

    RD

    HALL

    BLVD

    RD

    OLESON

    BARNES

    185TH

    AVE

    MURR

    AYBLV

    D

    HW YHILLSDALEBEAVERTON

    RDCORNELL

    UNION

    RD

    170TH

    AV

    122ND

    RD

    FOSTER

    182ND

    RDSUNNYSIDE

    MACADAM AVE

    SANDYBLVD

    ST

    AIRP ORTW AY

    HALSEY ST

    KILLINGSW ORTH ST

    112TH

    P OW ELL BLVD

    BURNSIDE ST

    148TH

    22 3RD

    282ND

    KING RD

    BOONES

    FERRYR

    DP RESCOTT ST

    GLISAN ST

    172ND

    AV

    222ND

    DR

    190TH

    DR

    TELFORD RD

    242ND

    DRMARINE

    BLVD

    Sauvie Island

    International

    CLACKAMASCO.MULTNOMAHCO.

    Colum b ia

    River

    Sm ithLake

    Byb eeLake

    12TH

    VAUGHN 102ND

    CESAR

    E. CH

    AVEZ

    M. L. K

    ING

    BARBUR B

    LVD

    I-5I-5

    AVEINT

    E RST A

    TE

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2006-2010 ACS / HUD 2005-2009 CHASN 0 3,500 7,000 10,500FeetOctober 26, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System N

    August 6, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System

    2012 Risk factors:a) renters > 45.6%b) communities of color > 27.4%c) pop. age 25+ without bachelor's degree > 56.3%d) households at or below 80% MFI > 43.7%Data Sources:1. 2008-2012 American Community Survey (ACS)2. U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban DevelopmentCHAS Data, 2007-2011

    Vulnerab ilityP op ulation 25 and over withoutBac helor’s Degree greater than56.3%City b ound ary

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    2012 Vulnerability Risk Factor C: Education Attainment

  • Portland

    Lake

    HappyMilwaukie

    Vancouver

    MaywoodPark

    Wood Troutdale

    Beaverton

    Tigard

    Gresham

    Valley

    Oswego

    Camas

    VillageFairview

    I-205

    I-5

    I-205HWY

    217

    I-405

    I-84

    US 30

    LEWIS & CLARK HWY

    500HWY

    HWYMcLOUGHLIN BLVD

    HWY 224

    HWY 99E

    99-W

    STARK ST

    FOURTHFR

    UITVAL

    LEY

    ANDR

    ESEN

    PLAIN

    164TH

    1ST ST

    COLUMBIA

    SANDYBLVD

    FARMINGTON

    RD

    82ND

    DIVISION ST

    RD

    West Union

    Aloha

    Burlington

    Boring

    Orchards

    WASHINGTONOREGON

    Willamette

    Multnomah Channel

    River

    LacamasLake

    CooperMtn

    BullMtn

    MtTalbert

    MtScott

    PortlandAirport

    F o r e s t P a r k

    Hayden Island

    Government Island

    162ND

    MILLBLVD

    PLAIN

    HWY

    500

    500

    HWY

    SR-501

    18TH ST

    138TH

    AV

    53RD ST

    20TH ST

    34TH ST

    28TH ST

    RD

    REEDE

    RRD

    BLVD

    CANYONRD

    FERRYRD

    LOMBARD

    RD

    HALL

    BLVD

    RD

    OLESON

    BA R N ES

    185TH

    AVE

    MURR

    AYBLV

    D

    HWYHILLSDALEBEAVERTON

    RDCORNELL

    UNION

    RD

    170TH

    AV

    122ND

    RD

    FOSTER

    182ND

    RDSUNNYSIDE

    MACADAM AVE

    SANDYBLVD

    ST

    AIRPORTWAY

    HALSEY ST

    KILLINGSWORTH ST

    112TH

    POWELL BLVD

    BURNSIDE ST

    148TH

    22 3RD

    282ND

    KING RD

    BOONES

    FERRY R

    DPRESCOTT ST

    GLISAN ST

    172ND

    AV

    222ND

    DR

    190TH

    DR

    TELFORD RD

    242ND

    DRMARINE

    BLVD

    Sauvie Island

    International

    CLACKAMAS CO.MULTNOMAH CO.

    Columbia

    River

    SmithLake

    BybeeLake

    12TH

    VAUGHN 102N D

    CESAR

    E. CH

    AVEZ

    M. L. K

    ING

    BARBUR B

    LVD

    I-5I-5

    AVEINT

    E RST A

    TE

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2006-2010 ACS / HUD 2005-2009 CHASN 0 3,500 7,000 10,500FeetOctober 26, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System N

    August 6, 2014City of Portland, Oregon // Bureau of Planning & Sustainability // Geographic Information System

    2012 Risk factors:a) renters > 45.6%b) communities of color > 27.4%c) pop. age 25+ without bachelor's degree > 56.3%d) households at or below 80% MFI > 43.7%Data Sources:1. 2008-2012 American Community Survey (ACS)2. U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban DevelopmentCHAS Data, 2007-2011

    VulnerabilityShare of Households at or below80% of HUD-adjusted MedianFamily Income greater than 43.7%City boundary

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    2012 Vulnerability Risk Factor D: Households with income at or below 80% HUD-adjusted MFI