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ANOKA COUNTY HOUSING STUDY CONCLUSIONS <br />seniors between various geographies. In addition to demographic factors, which are an inherent <br />part of any demand analysis, other factors that influenced our analysis of migration patterns <br />include the following: <br />• Interviews with property managers; <br />• Location of medical services and retail; <br />• Residences and places of employment of adult caregivers; <br />• Main transportation routes and typical transportation patterns; <br />• Community orientation patterns; <br />• Market perceptions of different geographies and overall attractiveness for senior <br />housing in a given submarket; <br />• Location of existing senior housing supply; <br />• Performance of existing senior housing communities; and <br />• Depth of demand for senior housing in a given market and its ability to support a <br />multi -level senior housing campus. <br />Using the above criteria as a guide, Maxfield Research Inc. calculated the percentage of excess <br />Anoka County demand by service level that could realistically be captured in each submarket. <br />These figures are a more accurate representation of the senior housing demand that could be <br />realized in each submarket over the next decade and are quantified by submarket in the following <br />discussion. <br />Additional information on senior housing demand calculations can be found in the Senior <br />Housing Demand Analysis for Submarkets in Anoka County, Minnesota study that was <br />completed by Maxfield Research Inc. in September 2010. <br />Andover Submarket Recommendations <br />Andover is a south-central Anoka County community located near population and employment <br />concentrations in fully developed suburbs along the County's southern border. While <br />employment within Andover has been increasing incrementally, there are roughly seven <br />residents for one local job, which results in a strong dependence on employment markets in <br />nearby communities. With land available for new development and reasonable proximity to the <br />urban core, Andover is poised for moderate growth next over the next decade with the addition <br />of 1,735 households (+17.2%). <br />As a percentage of total submarket households, the Andover submarket has the highest <br />percentage of family households in the County (87.5%) and the third youngest population base <br />(69.6% are under the age of 45). Median incomes, median home resale prices, and <br />homeownership rates continue to exceed those in Anoka County overall. In light of these <br />demographic trends, housing needs in Andover will continue to be strong for single-family <br />homes, but other types — such as rental and senior housing products — will be increasingly <br />demanded as the population ages and diversifies. <br />MAXFIELD RESEARCH INC. 111 <br />
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