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Washington DC-Baltimore Housing Market Overview. Washington DC • March 1, 2007. Victor Furnells National Director, Builder Accounts HANLEY WOOD MARKET INTELLIGENCE 202-729-3590. www.hanleywood.com www.builderinfostore.com.
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Washington DC-Baltimore Housing Market Overview Washington DC • March 1, 2007 Victor Furnells National Director, Builder Accounts HANLEY WOOD MARKET INTELLIGENCE 202-729-3590 www.hanleywood.comwww.builderinfostore.com
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Consumer Confidence Currently United States 110.0 South Atlantic 122.5 Source: The Conference Board
In-Migration Flows Washington DC Source: Economy.com, 2006
In-Migration Flows Baltimore Source: Economy.com, 2006
Job Growth Washington DC-Baltimore 2007* Washington DC: 29,500 Baltimore: 16,200 Note: 2007* is projection Note: Data is year over year change. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Total Permits Washington DC-Baltimore 2007* Washington DC: 27,468 Baltimore: 9,090 Note: 2007* is projection Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Market Monitor
New Home Sales Washington DC-Baltimore 4Q06Washington DC – 3,906 Baltimore – 973 Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Market Monitor
Months of Standing Inventory Washington DC-Baltimore 4Q06 Washington DC – 2.2 Baltimore – 1.3 Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Market Monitor
Single Family Detached Median Price: Nothing Below $590K Washington DC-Baltimore 4Q06 Washington DC $590,490 Baltimore $610,900 Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Market Monitor
Attached Median Price: Nothing Below $333K Washington DC-Baltimore 4Q06 Washington DC $395,990 Baltimore $333,900 Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Market Monitor
New Home Affordability Ratio Washington DC-Baltimore 2006 Affordability Ratio Washington DC – 14.8% Baltimore – 8.3% Note: Data is for 30-Year Fixed Rate Mortgage. Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Market Monitor
Sales Rates Washington DC-Baltimore 4Q06 Sales Rates Washington DC 1.26 Baltimore 1.11 Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Market Monitor
Top Homebuilders January – December 2006 Washington DC-Baltimore Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Web Report
Construction Lenders By Builder Washington DC-Baltimore Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Builder Info Tools
Top Preferred Mortgage Lenders Washington DC-Baltimore Source: Hanley Wood Market Intelligence Builder Info Tools
2007 Projections Washington DC • Employment Growth – 71,000 • Unemployment Rate – 3.2% • Population Growth – 58,785 • Affordability Ratio – 31.4% • Single Family Permits – 19,500 • Multi Family Permits – 9,000 • Housing Growth Ratio – 5.3 Note: Housing Growth Ratio measures rate of growth of a market based on the number of permits per thousand people in the metro area
2007 Projections Baltimore • Employment Growth – 21,500 • Unemployment Rate – 4.1% • Population Growth – 10,541 • Affordability Ratio – 34.6% • Single Family Permits – 6,400 • Multi Family Permits – 1,800 • Housing Growth Ratio – 3.1 Note: Housing Growth Ratio measures rate of growth of a market based on the number of permits per thousand people in the metro area
Things To Keep an Eye On • BRAC Realignment – Fort Meade base, MD • 45,000 – 55,000 new jobs • They will need affordable homes that the military cannot provide. • $20 Billion in Mortgage loans will reset in 2007. • Greater competition from Resales • More so with attached homes • Look for “Multi-Generational” homes • Addressing the growth in minority population • “Jewelry Box” homes • Active Adult population • 5 million people will turn 55 each year until 2017 • More collaboration between builders and commercial developers
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Washington DC-Baltimore Housing Market Overview Washington DC • March 1, 2007 Victor Furnells National Director, Builder Accounts HANLEY WOOD MARKET INTELLIGENCE 202-729-3590 Questions ? www.hanleywood.comwww.builderinfostore.com