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Nebraska Demographic Shift: Economic Trends & Housing Outlook 2006

This 2006 Nebraska profile explores changing demographics, economic influences, and housing statistics. Findings reveal rapid growth in racial minorities and Hispanics, shifting population trends by age and region, and a rise in international migration. Employment has moderately expanded, with varying unemployment rates across zones. Income and housing prices show increases, while challenges exist in poverty rates and bankruptcies. Market opportunities are highlighted for housing production, homeowner prices, and addressing low-income needs.

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Nebraska Demographic Shift: Economic Trends & Housing Outlook 2006

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  1. Fourth Edition State, Nine Regions, and 93 Counties Demographic Change in the State Economic Influences at Work Housing Statistics, Trends, & Forecast Summary of Findings 2006 NEBRASKA PROFILE 2006 Nebraska Profile

  2. Nine Regions and 93 Counties 2006 Nebraska Profile

  3. Demographics: • Racial Minorities still growing quickly • Growth of Hispanics is strong as well 2006 Nebraska Profile

  4. Demographics: • Losing population < 20 years old • Seem to be gaining 20-24 and 55-64 2006 Nebraska Profile

  5. Demographics: • North and South declining • Only urbanized counties growing: Urban = Douglas, Lancaster, and Sarpy 2006 Nebraska Profile

  6. Demographics: • Census Bureau estimates by county 2006 Nebraska Profile

  7. Demographics: • Fewer people leaving Nebraska • Significant international migration 2006 Nebraska Profile

  8. Demographics: • IRS net migration data for Nebraska 2006 Nebraska Profile

  9. Demographics: • IRS returns and exemptions for Nebraska 2006 Nebraska Profile

  10. Demographics: • DMV data indicates otherwise 2006 Nebraska Profile

  11. Demographics: • Positive change strong in working years 2006 Nebraska Profile

  12. Demographics: • Positive change in South and Urban • Urban has most of increase 2006 Nebraska Profile

  13. Demographics: • PUMS data shows domestic migration 2006 Nebraska Profile

  14. Demographics: • PUMS data shows where people came from in 2004 2006 Nebraska Profile

  15. Demographics: • PUMS data shows international declined over last couple of years, up in 2004 2006 Nebraska Profile

  16. Employment has expanded moderately Economics: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  17. Nebraska business establishments Economics: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  18. Economics: • Nebraska vs U.S. unemployment rates 2006 Nebraska Profile

  19. Economics: • Nebraska unemployment rates by Zone 2006 Nebraska Profile

  20. Economics: • Income – earned income per job 2006 Nebraska Profile

  21. Economics: • Industries with highest rates of pay • Farm earnings up 154% 02-03, 8.5% 04 2006 Nebraska Profile

  22. Per capita income keeps pace with U.S. Economics: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  23. Economics: • Personal Bankruptcies continue upward 2006 Nebraska Profile

  24. Economics: • Nebraska Poverty Rates 2006 Nebraska Profile

  25. Housing Production: SF and MF Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  26. With pop down, housing is up everywhere Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  27. Average prices for single-family homes Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  28. Prices by County from PA&T Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  29. Size and market values per square foot Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  30. Value of Single Family Construction Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  31. Nebraska Association of Realtors Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  32. OFHEO – Housing Price Index Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  33. Housing: • Results from November 2005 survey • Statewide vacancy rate up from 5.9% 2006 Nebraska Profile

  34. Degree of need for new construction • 1 = no need; 5 = extreme need Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  35. Degree of need for new construction Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  36. Asked for need for rehab as well • Extreme need occurring more frequently Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  37. Sentiment is moderate need for rehab Housing: 2006 Nebraska Profile

  38. Summary of Findings: • Population declines in rural areas • Pop growth in cities and east • Nebr. is more racially diverse • Nebr. employment grows modestly • Income rises • Homeownership continues rising 2006 Nebraska Profile

  39. Summary of Findings: • SF housing production high • Homeowner prices rise everywhere • Problems persist for low-income persons • Emerging weakness in some rental markets 2006 Nebraska Profile

  40. Changing characteristics and attributes of market present opportunities to realign housing resources - urban/rural • Upgrades and preservation • Lot production • New construction in selected markets Summary of Findings: 2006 Nebraska Profile

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