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City of Ramsey 2030 Comprehensive Plan <br />Appendix A: Community Background <br />400 units per year were permitted. This suggests that Coon Rapids is nearly built out and that the <br />contiguous edge of development has now clearly moved from Coon Rapids to Ramsey. <br />Figure 3-16 - Residential Construction Trends <br />No. of Units Fbrmitted for Construction <br />2,500 <br />Fbsidential Construction Trends 2000-2005 <br />2,000 - <br />1,500 <br />1,000 <br />107 <br />709 <br />767 <br />90 <br />1 <br />1.169 <br />52 18 <br />469 <br />298 <br />160 <br />1,422 <br />118 <br />508 <br />67 <br />I <br />Raney Anoka Coon Rapids Andover Chk Grove Burns Twp Bk Ryer Charrplin Dayton <br />❑ angle -Family • Townhouse ❑ Multifamily <br />Housing Price Trends <br />In 2006, the MLS district that includes Ramsey had a median home sales price of $229,900 (Figure 3-17). <br />This was equal to the median sales price found in Elk River, Champlin, Oak Grove, and Nowthen. It was <br />also the same as the metro -wide median sales price. The only neighboring communities with higher <br />median sales prices in 2006 were Dayton in northwestern Hennepin County and Andover. Meanwhile, <br />Anoka and Coon Rapids, with their older and more modest housing stock, had median sales prices well <br />below that of Ramsey at just over $200,000. <br />Over the last six years, the median sale price in Ramsey and neighboring communities has increased <br />substantially, ranging from 47 percent to 55 percent. <br />City of Ramsey 2030 Comprehensive Plan Appendix A-22 <br />