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Sound Side Apartments Market Supply and Demand Analysis
ANNUAL INCOME REQUIREMENTS 60% and 80% AMI
Based on
Based on Low Based on High Income Necessary for
End of Range End of Range Home Ownership
Rent 745 1 , 538
Housing (: ost 30% 30%
Monthly Income 2, 483 5, 127
Annual Income 30, 000 62, 000 61, 000
As summarized above, the subject' s appropriate income band for demand is $ 28, 000 to $ 70, 000.
However, the high -end of the income range overlaps with the demand segment likely to consider
homeownership. For this reason, with consideration of the $ 5, 000 increments for income classification of
the US Census Bureau, the income groups of $25, 000 to $ 24, 999, $ 25, 000 to $ 29, 999, $ 30, 000 to
34, 999, $ 35, 000 to $ 39, 999, $ 40, 000 to $ 44, 999, $ 45, 000 to $ 49, 999, and $ 50, 000 to $ 59, 999 were used
to calculate the demand for those qualifying for housing at 60% and 80% of median income.
MARKET HOUSEHOLD INCOME BY AGE GROUP- 60%
60% andand 80%
80% AMIAMI
Income Levels 18 -24 25 -34 35 -44 45 -54 Total
25,25, 000000 toto$ $ 29,29, 999999 263 420 405 207 1, 295
30, 000 to $34,999 179 367 537 200 1, 283
35, 000 to $ 39,999 155 408 545 241 1, 349
40,000 to $ 44, 999 89 325 378 302 1, 094
45, 000 to $ 49,999 27 288 364 226 1 905
50, 000 to ;$59,999 107 441 607 379 1, 534
2000 Census Total 820 1 2, 249 2, 836 1, 555 7, 460
Source:P55, Age of Householder by Household Income in 1999. Data Set: Census
2000 Summary File 3 SF 3) Sample Data.
The data above reflects US Census estimates based on year 2000. The 2000 Census was utilized because
other demographic sources do not provide as detailed income segmentations. Environmental Systems
Research Institute, Inc. provided household growth from 2000 to 2009 as shown in the table below.
HOUSEHOLDS BY AGE: PRIMARY MARKET AREA
Households Households Percent Change, Households Percent Change,
Age in 2000 in 2009 2000 to 2009 in 2014 2009 to 2014
Under 25* 1, 641 1, 615 - 1. 6% 1, 514 6. 3%
25 -34 4, 054 4, 565 12. 6% 4, 774 4. 6%
35 -44 5, 256 4, 214 - 19. 8% 4, 401 4.4%
45 -54 3, 871 4,912 26. 9% 4, 530 7. 8%
Totals 113, 181 13, 691 3. 9% 13, 705 0. 1%
Compounded Annual Growth Rate, 2009 to 2014 0. 02%
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