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State, 8 Regions, 93 Counties, plus 18 Cities – Three Volumes Demographic Change in the State Economic Influences at Work Housing Statistics and Trends Summary of Findings. 2011 NEBRASKA PROFILE Ninth Edition. Eight Regions and 93 Counties. Some people leaving Nebraska?
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State, 8 Regions, 93 Counties, plus 18 Cities – Three Volumes Demographic Change in the State Economic Influences at Work Housing Statistics and Trends Summary of Findings 2011 NEBRASKA PROFILENinth Edition 2011 Nebraska Profile
Eight Regions and 93 Counties 2011 Nebraska Profile
Some people leaving Nebraska? • Significant migration Demographics 2011 Nebraska Profile
1910 – 2010 Decennial Census Demographics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Demographics • Population falling: 35-54 years old? • Population increasing: 20-24 and 55-64? 2011 Nebraska Profile
Demographics • North declining? • South decreasing too, more slowly? • Urbanized counties growing fastest? 2011 Nebraska Profile
Demographics • Census Bureau estimates by county 2011 Nebraska Profile
Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) data indicate modest growth Demographics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Positive change strong in working years Demographics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Demographics • Positive change in all regions • Urban had largest increase 2011 Nebraska Profile
Net Exchanged Licenses 2001 – 6/2010 Demographics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Demographics • DMV data indicate people moved to Nebraska from Iowa, Colorado, Kansas and other states 2011 Nebraska Profile
Nebraska business establishments Economics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Employment growth softened in 2009 Economics 2011 Nebraska Profile
High labor force participation rate Economics 2011 Nebraska Profile
State unemployment rates still below national rates Economics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Nebraska 2010 unemployment edging lower Economics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Annual Unemployment Rate & Employment Economics State of Nebraska: 2000 – 2009 2011 Nebraska Profile
Monthly Unemployment Rate & Employment Economics State of Nebraska: 2010 2011 Nebraska Profile
Real earned income per job Economics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Nebraska per capita income at parity Economics 2011 Nebraska Profile
Housing production continued to fall Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Regional housing production also fell Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Housing construction values softened Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Housing stock increased statewide Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Housing • Average prices for single-family homes slipped a little through fiscal 2009 * Nebraska Department of Revenue: Property Assessment Division 2011 Nebraska Profile
Prices by county from PAD Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Size of single-family homes sold rose Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Single-family market value per square foot increased Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Increased costs for newer homes Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Nebraska Association of Realtors Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Average home sale prices recovering? Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Housing price index stable Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Yearly survey of Nebraska rental properties Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Number of units captured each year Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Units captured per completed survey Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Number of units captured each year Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Observed vacancy rates each year Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Observed vacancy rates each year Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Housing • Results from fall 2010 survey • Statewide vacancy rate down 2011 Nebraska Profile
Single Family and Apartment Rents Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Apartment Rents by Bedrooms Housing 2011 Nebraska Profile
Summary of Findings • Population declining in rural areas • Population growing in cities and east • Nebraska unemployment very moderate • Single-family production has stopped falling, but MF fell nearly 64% between 2008 and 2009 2011 Nebraska Profile
Summary of Findings • Rental vacancy rates are dropping again • Homeowner prices beginning recovery • Housing production markets have insufficient production • Demand for rentals on the rise, including market rate rentals, particularly in urban areas of Nebraska 2011 Nebraska Profile