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Growth and Housing in Washington and Jefferson County

Michael Luis

September 29, 2011

Growth and Migration

A Sound Investment

Affordability

Re-thinking Growth Management

Michael Luis & Associates

Growth and Migration

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Washington is growing

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Washington is growing

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Jefferson County is really growing

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Jefferson County is aging

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. . . Far faster than the state

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Migration has dominated growth

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Migration really dominates Jefferson growth

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Migration to the Sunbelt in the 2000s

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Then the crash

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In-migration remains strong in Jefferson Co.

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Where are they coming from?

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Where are they coming from?

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Who are they?

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Who are they?

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Why do they come here?

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Implications for Realtors

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Continued growth in Washington

Disconnect between incomes and house prices

Pent up demand

A Sound Investment

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Washington homes are a good investment

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Washington homes are a good investment

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A nation of renters?

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1990 2000 2010 1990 2000 2010

Owner occupied 66.0% 67.6% 66.3% 73.9% 76.1% 74.3%

Renter occupied 34.0% 32.4% 33.7% 26.1% 23.9% 25.7%

Washington Jefferson County

Affordability

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Affordability

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Affordability

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Affordability

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Affordability

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Re-thinking growth management

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Twenty years is enough to see trends

Two key indicators

Single family and multi-family housing

Commute mode splits

No shift in housing type

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Minor shift in commute mode

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Time to reexamine GMA

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Persistence of settlement patterns

Concentrate on jobs-housing balance

New policy drivers will be energy and climate change

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Thank You!

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