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ANOKA COUNTY HOUSING STUDY SENIOR HOUSING <br />excluded are Boulevard Apaitinents, Crest View on 42nd, and Royce Place, all of which are <br />located in Columbia Heights. There are variety of factors that may contribute to the <br />atypically high vacancy rates at these complexes, including the overall desirability of senior <br />housing in Columbia Heights and at the specific communities, management issues, <br />ineffective marketing campaigns, and less competitive positioning, among other factors. <br />• Calculating the adjusted vacancy rate reveals that all service -levels have vacancy rates below <br />market equilibrium except for market rate senior rental and congregate products. Due to the <br />economic recession and slowdown in the housing market, these two product types <br />specifically have experienced soft demand. Improved economic and housing market <br />conditions will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the performance of market rate active <br />adult and limited -services projects in Anoka County. <br />• With the exception of Oak Grove (due to the Oaks of Lake George project), all submarkets <br />are performing near or below market equilibrium. Some submarkets have no vacancies, <br />including Andover, Ramsey, and St. Francis. The highest overall vacancy rate is 8.1% in the <br />Southern Leg submarket, which is just slightly above market equilibrium. Overall, the low <br />vacancy rates indicate that excess demand for senior housing exists in nearly all Anoka <br />County submarkets. <br />Table C-3: Deers Subsidy Active Adult Senior Housine <br />• Anoka County has a total of 16 age -restricted housing communities that offer deep subsidy <br />senior housing. Together, these buildings supply 935 units of deep subsidy senior housing to <br />the market. <br />• The Southern Leg submarket contains the highest percentage of deep subsidy units in the <br />County (48%), followed by Anoka (23%), Coon Rapids (19%), and Blaine, Circle Pines & <br />Lexington (9%). <br />• Deep subsidy senior housing communities in the County were built between 1977 (Dublin <br />Park — Coon Rapids) and 2002 (North Gables — Blaine) and have an average year built of <br />1984. <br />• Currently, there are no vacant units at any of the County's subsidized senior housing <br />communities. Most communities maintain a waiting list with a typical wait of about one <br />year. <br />Table C-4 and Table C-5: Affordable/Shallow Subsidy Active Adult Senior Housine <br />• There are a total of six affordable senior housing communities in Anoka County, which <br />together supply the market with 237 units. <br />• The greatest percentage of affordable senior housing is located in the Southern Leg <br />submarket (44%), followed by Blaine, Circle Pines, & Lexington (20%), Lino Lakes & <br />Centerville (20%), and Coon Rapids (16%). <br />MAXFIELD RESEARCH INC. 64 <br />
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