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ANOKA COUNTY HOUSING STUDY CONCLUSIONS <br />For -Sale Housing: Currently, Andover has approximately 350 vacant developed single-family <br />lots and an additional 150 future single-family lots, which together will meet about half of the <br />demand for single-family homes through 2020. With the existing and pipeline lots, new single- <br />family lots beyond those currently identified will not need to be delivered until the later half of <br />the decade. <br />For multifamily housing, only 30 lots are existing or planned. Future phases at the Grey Oaks <br />condominium community may satisfy some of this demand, although the certainty and target <br />market of future phases is unknown. New multifamily housing developments - particularly at <br />the move -up price point - could be delivered as early as 2012. We recommend being initially <br />conservative in the delivery of new multifamily lots and building up to higher lot inventory <br />levels later in the decade. <br />Rental Housini: Demand for a total of 160 general occupancy rental units is calculated for <br />Andover through 2020. With strongest demand for market rate rental housing, we recommend <br />prioritizing development of market rate rental housing with the possibility of a mixed -income <br />community, which could also meet a segment of shallow and deep subsidy demand. Further, <br />since housing choice vouchers are portable, very low-income households could potentially reside <br />in a new market rate rental development while utilizing the voucher program. <br />Senior Housing: A total of 345 units of senior housing demand is calculated for Andover <br />through 2020, of which approximately 170 units could be supported within the next five years. <br />With no proposed senior housing developments, we recommend first considering an active adult <br />market rate housing community (by 2015) and reassessing demand for service -enhanced housing <br />later in the decade. <br />Anoka Submarket Recommendations <br />Anoka is a fully developed suburb located along the Anoka -Hennepin County border with a <br />strong local employment base. Demographically, Anoka is an older community with the second <br />highest percentage of older adults and seniors in the County (23.7% of the population is age <br />55+). Further, Anoka has the lowest rate of homeownership in the County and has median <br />incomes and housing prices below County levels, which results in price sensitivity among the <br />resident population. <br />With limited household growth (+420 households from 2010 to 2020), the housing priorities in <br />Anoka will be to meet the needs of the aging population base and to rehabilitate/replace housing <br />units that become functionally or physically obsolete, including both for -sale and rental housing <br />units. The majority of new housing units will be the result of redevelopment and infill <br />development as limited land is available to accommodate new housing. <br />MAXFIELD RESEARCH INC. 113 <br />
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