HOUSING INVENTORY AND LOCATIONAL CONTEXT Sample Clauses

HOUSING INVENTORY AND LOCATIONAL CONTEXT. The existing housing inventory of Minot and the surrounding area will be analyzed through a series of maps and tables to understand and visualize the variety and number of housing options that exist currently, and that has been developed recently. Maps will highlight housing types, including senior housing, affordable housing developments, student housing, and special needs housing. Housing conditions such as the age of housing, housing tenure (ownership vs rental), and housing conditions will also be illustrated to the extent that it is supported by existing data. We will also provide a complete table of the multifamily housing of ten or more units that exist or are under development, based on Costar records and supplemented by local knowledge. We will build a market context map of Minot and the surrounding area, highlighting community assets and locational context features that would be relevant to and of interest to builders or developers considering housing development in Minot. It will highlight commercial districts, arterial roads or highways, major employers or employment districts, the military base and airport, major parks and other recreational features, and other area assets. The market context map will be • Age/life stages • Household/family types • Race/diversity • Education • Income • Migration patterns • Home values • Tenure • Housing cost burden utilized in the research interviews with developers to orient them to or remind them of the locational and community assets of the Minot area. It will have ongoing value after the completion of the housing study for developer recruitment. Individual, household, and workforce demographics, and projected trends, will be factored into the housing needs analysis.
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HOUSING INVENTORY AND LOCATIONAL CONTEXT. 4b.1 HOUSING INVENTORY MAPPING AND ANALYSIS 4b.2 MARKET CONTEXT MAP TASK 4c. MARKET ANALYSIS AND DEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS 4c.1 MARKET DEMAND INDICATORS 4c.2 DEVELOPMENT DYNAMICS (Including demolitions, conversions)
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