An economic consulting firm specializing in project-specific market analysis, nationwide.
Detailed demand estimates are available as separate products for those clients who have already compiled information about supply. URBEK® has been providing arms-length market analysis services since 1980. Gil can be reached at 206-547-0180.
The starting point for any housing market analysis is a profile of households by income, age, size, and tenure, such as the profile shown below. You will see, for example, that quickest way to "overstate" the seniors housing market (with services) is the failure to breakout one person households from total households. This oversight is the most common reason for misjudging the size of seniors housing markets (with services).
Sources: https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/spectabs.html and Halbert Economics using PUMS microdata to create ACS tables showing household income by household age and household size. Brian can be reached at (541) 578-0329.
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At URBEK® we bring 40 years of experience working with investors, lenders and developers to provide housing market analysis within the context of contemporary urban economics theory.
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Sales Demand | Rental Demand | Senior Housing Demand
URBEK now utilizes the following custom Census Bureau tabulations in their market studies
| Tenure | Income | Household Size | Householder Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Owner | Less than $10,000 | 1-Person | 15 - 24 Years |
| Renter | $10,000-19,999 | 2-Person | 25 - 34 Years |
| $20,000-29,999 | 3-Person | 35 - 44 Years | |
| $30,000-39,999 | 4-Person | 45 - 54 Years | |
| $40,000-49,999 | 5+Person | 55 - 61 Years | |
| $50,000-59,999 | 62 - 64 Years | ||
| $60,000-74,999 | 65 - 74 Years | ||
| $75,000-99,999 | 75 - 84 Years | ||
| $100,000-124,999 | 85+ Years | ||
| $125,000-149,999 | |||
| $150,000-199,999 | |||
| $200,000+ |
Note: These data are not available for re-sale
For example, in South West Nashville, Tennessee, the age 65+ URBEK special tabs at $200,000 and above, show 140 one-person home owners; 1,650, two-person home owners; and, 245 three-or-more person home owner households (which are probably extended families or intergenerational households).
