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EVERETT COMPREHENSIVE PLAN <br />Table 6: Available Housing Inventory <br />Zone <br />Developable <br />Acres Available <br />R -S <br />39 <br />R-1 <br />182 <br />R -1A <br />12 <br />R-2 <br />132 <br />R -2A <br />26 <br />R -3L <br />25 <br />R-3 <br />114 <br />R-4 <br />54 <br />R-5 <br />16 <br />B-1 <br />8 <br />B-2 <br />14 <br />B-2 B <br />3 <br />B-3 <br />45 <br />BMU <br />45 <br />E-1 <br />26 <br />E -1/M UO <br />100 <br />C -1/C-111 <br />36 <br />C-2 ES <br />37 <br />W -C <br />159 <br />Total <br />1,073 <br />Source: Snohomish County 2012 Buildable Lands Report/City of Everett Planning Alternative Employment and <br />Population Capacity Background Report September 2014 <br />19. In Everett, 53% of all dwelling units were in buildings with two or more dwelling units, <br />while for the rest of Snohomish County, excluding Everett, only 30% of all dwelling units were <br />in buildings with two or more dwelling units. <br />20. There was an estimated 22,916 units of rental housing in Everett of every type, from single family <br />homes to large apartment buildings. Of those, 17,665, or 77%, were in multifamily properties. (US Census, <br />ACS 2012 5 Year Estimates) <br />21. In 2000, the ratio of renter occupied units that had more than one person per room was <br />approximately 1 in 9, compared to owner occupied units which was approximately 1 in 39. By <br />2012 the ratio of renter occupied units that had more than one person per room was <br />approximately 1 in 16, compared to owner occupied units which was approximately 1 in 41. (US <br />Census, ACS 2012 5 Year Estimates) <br />22. For all rental housing units in Everett, 44% were affordable to households earning <br />between 51% and 80% of AMI; 29% were affordable for households earning between 31% and <br />50% of AMI, and 9 % were affordable for households earning 30% or less of AMI. For the rest <br />HOUSING ELEMENT 14 <br />