Rental housing in Ohio is cheaper than the national average, but itâs still out of reach for some low-income workers. Thatâs the bottom line of a national study from a coalition of housing advocates. The report from the Coalition on Homelessness and Housing in Ohio and a similar group in Washington says for rent and utilities in a safe apartment, a family's main earner should earn at least $13.43 an hour. But the report also says a typical Ohio renter makes $11.20 an hour. Click the play button above for more details.