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Comprehensive Plan 35 Fig. 16: Town of Aurora Housing Cost Burden by Income Cost burden by Income When examining cost-burdened households by income, the most significant housing affordability challenges are found among households earning 50% or less of Aurora’s HAMFI, with 634 households experiencing cost burdens. At the over 100% HAMFI level, a notable 285 owner-occupied households are also cost-burdened. No renter households earning 80-100% or more of Aurora’s HAMFI are cost-burdened; however, cost burdens are observed among owner-occupied households at all income levels. Housing Problems Approximately 31% of renter-occupied rental units throughout the Town of Aurora have at least one recorded housing problem. Comparatively, only 12.8% of owner-occupied units have a recorded housing problem. Housing problems include incomplete kitchen facilities, incomplete plumbing, there is more than one person per bedroom, or the housing cost burden is greater than 30%. Fig. 17: Town of Aurora Housing Problems by Tenure No Housing Problems At least one Housing Problem