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Mid-Columbia Workforce Housing Summit

Mid-Columbia Workforce Housing Summit. April 6, 2007. Government, Agriculture, Tourism…. * 31,000 Jobs * $806 Million Payroll * $26,019 Average Wage. Employment and Payroll outlook… uneven. Agriculture is a much bigger industry…. Health Services a plus… Tourism not so much….

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Mid-Columbia Workforce Housing Summit

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  1. Mid-Columbia Workforce Housing Summit April 6, 2007

  2. Government, Agriculture, Tourism… * 31,000 Jobs * $806 Million Payroll * $26,019 Average Wage

  3. Employment and Payroll outlook… uneven

  4. Agriculture is a much bigger industry…

  5. Health Services a plus… Tourism not so much…

  6. The Real Wage Free Fall… stuck on $26,000

  7. Personal Income Growth Slows… Rebounds…

  8. Recent History Not So Bad…

  9. Falling Behind Over the Long Haul…

  10. Home Price Appreciation Peaks – Falls…but how far

  11. Oregon’s Home Price and Income Gap

  12. Washington’s Home Price and Income Gap

  13. Building Permit Activity at Record Level

  14. Growth in Every Corner of the Mid-Columbia

  15. The 10-Year Outlook… 3,753 Permits

  16. Manufactured Housing Far More Important than Multi-Family Housing in the Mid-Columbia

  17. Apartments, Condos or Town Houses?

  18. Second Home Owners?

  19. A Bargain No Matter the Price?

  20. Reaching from the West…

  21. How Much Income Do I Need?

  22. The Other Side of the Mirror…

  23. A Growing Income Gap…

  24. Getting Priced Out of Paradise…

  25. Questions? Dallas Fridley, Regional Economist Oregon Employment Department Workforce and Economic Research (541) 386-6020 x 238 Dallas.W.Fridley@state.or.us

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