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If you’re making $70,000 a year, the only communities where you are likely to find an affordable home to buy are Central Falls, Providence (not counting the East Side), and Pawtucket, according to a report released Friday by HousingWorks RI.

The annual fact book compares household income to the median-priced home in every community in the state, showing that you likely need to earn more than $190,000 a year to afford a home on the East Side of Providence, and $238,000 to buy a place on Block Island.

The report comes at a particularly difficult time for Rhode Island because state leaders were planning to include a large affordable housing bond on the November ballot, but the pandemic has put everything on hold.

You should read the full report, but here’s a look at what you need to earn to afford a median-priced home in each community.

CENTRAL FALLS: Income needed: $49,338 / Median-priced home: $147,450

PROVIDENCE (Without the East Side): Income needed: $65,468 / Median-priced home: $203,700

PAWTUCKET: Income needed: $68,410 / Median-priced home: $225,000

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WOONSOCKET: Income needed: $70,706 / Median-priced home: $223,900

WARWICK: Income needed: $70,806 / Median-priced home: $239,900

WEST WARWICK: Income needed: $71,161 / Median-priced home: $229,900

EAST PROVIDENCE: Income needed: $73,304 / Median-priced home: $245,000

COVENTRY: Income needed: $74,955 / Median-priced home: $245,000

BURRILLVILLE: Income needed: $76,659 / Median-priced home: $269,500

JOHNSTON: Income needed: $77,076 / Median-priced home: $250,000

NORTH PROVIDENCE: Income needed: $77,377 / Median-priced home: $240,000

CRANSTON: Income needed: $77,414 / Median-priced home: $257,000

TIVERTON: Income needed: $88,234 / Median-priced home: $312,500

SMITHFIELD: Income needed: $88,322 / Median-priced home: $311,000

WARREN: Income needed: $88,380 / Median-priced home: $301,000

CUMBERLAND: Income needed: $88,752 / Median-priced home: $315,500

WESTERLY: Income needed: $89,098 / Median-priced home: $335,000

GLOCESTER: Income needed: $89,452 / Median-priced home: $300,000

RICHMOND: Income needed: $90,343 / Median-priced home: $298,500

NORTH SMITHFIELD: Income needed: $90,594 / Median-priced home: $322,500

BRISTOL: Income needed: $91,934 / Median-priced home: $335,000

SCITUATE: Income needed: $96,684 / Median-priced home: $335,450

HOPKINTON: Income needed: $96,899 / Median-priced home: $327,500

FOSTER: Income needed: $99,241 / Median-priced home: $322,450

SOUTH KINGSTOWN: Income needed: $101,783 / Median-priced home: $370,000

EXETER: Income needed: $103,996 / Median-priced home: $375,000

LINCOLN: Income needed: $104,201 / Median-priced home: $355,000

CHARLESTOWN: Income needed: $105,959 / Median-priced home: $409,900

MIDDLETOWN: Income needed: $108,400 / Median-priced home: $397,000

NORTH KINGSTOWN: Income needed: $109,193 / Median-priced home: $385,000

WEST GREENWICH: Income needed: $112,385 / Median-priced home: $365,000

PORTSMOUTH: Income needed: $114,452 / Median-priced home: $406,000

LITTLE COMPTON: Income needed: $127,945 / Median-priced home: $530,000

NARRAGANSETT: Income needed: $128,709 / Median-priced home: $499,450

BARRINGTON: Income needed: $133,656 / Median-priced home: $460,000

NEWPORT: Income needed: $138,844 / Median-priced home: $535,500

EAST GREENWICH: Income needed: $148,012 / Median-priced home: $488,500

JAMESTOWN: Income needed: $149,386 / Median-priced home: $595,000

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PROVIDENCE (East Side): Income needed: $190,105 / Median-priced home: $625,000

NEW SHOREHAM: Income needed: $238,641 / Median-priced home: $990,000

HousingWorks RI is holding a virtual event at 10 a.m. to discuss this year’s findings.

THE GLOBE IN RHODE ISLAND

⚓ Governor Gina Raimondo is ordering companies to close their break rooms for at least 90 days and directing people to wear masks indoors and outdoors unless you’re around people you live with.

⚓ There was another debate last night between US Senator Susan Collins of Maine and her Democratic challenger, East Greenwich native Sara Gideon.

⚓ Stephen Kinzer from Brown University’s Watson Institute has a column in the Globe explaining that the United States has brought much good to the world, but it has also wreaked much havoc.

⚓ Rhode Map readers have sent another round of Happy Birthday wishes to: Susan Dillon, Will Farrell, Etie-Lee SchaubHenry Penney (9), Chris Edmonds (39), Josue DiazAngus Adams (15), Edward Galts (15), Jeremy ChiappettaAlex MacfarlaneTom KaneAnna StetsonElyse MajorHeather Evans, and Kristin Murphy.

MORE ON BOSTONGLOBE.COM

⚓ Politics: My colleague James Pindell breaks down last night’s dueling town hall meetings with President Trump and Joe Biden.

⚓ Economy: A coalition of Massachusetts labor groups is launching a campaign to urge Amazon to use local and union labor to build a wave of warehouses it is planning in the region.

⚓ SportsMichael Silverman has a fascinating story on how NFL oddsmakers are coming up with point spreads in such a strange season.

⚓ FoodKara Baskin tried the ghost pepper doughnut from Dunkin' so you don’t have to.

WHAT’S ON TAP TODAY

Each day, Rhode Map offers a cheat sheet breaking down what’s happening in Rhode Island. Have an idea? E-mail us at RInews@globe.com.

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⚓ The state’s COVID-19 Vaccine Subcommittee is having a virtual meeting this morning.

⚓ Health Department director Dr. Nicole Alexander-Scott will hold a coronavirus discussion on Facebook Live with Dr. Philip Chan at 2 p.m.

⚓ Providence and Central Falls are hosting gun buyback events on Saturday. For more details, click here.

⚓ If you’re grieving over the loss of a loved one, HopeHealth is holding a virtual weekend of hope and healing.

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