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RENTAL MARKET ANALYSIS <br /> Introduction <br /> Maxfield Research and Consulting LLC identified and surveyed larger rental properties of 16 or <br /> more units in the Elk River. In addition, interviews were conducted with real estate agents, <br /> developers, rental housing management firms, and others in the community familiar with Elk <br /> River's rental housing stock. <br /> For purposes of our analysis, we have classified rental projects into two groups, general <br /> occupancy and senior(age restricted). All senior projects are included in the Senior Rental <br /> Analysis section of this report. The general occupancy rental projects are divided into three <br /> groups, market rate (those without income restrictions), affordable, (those receiving tax credits <br /> in order to keep rents affordable), and subsidized (those with income restrictions based on 30% <br /> allocation of income to housing). <br /> General-Occupancy Rental Projects <br /> Our research of Elk River's general occupancy rental market included a survey of 22 apartment <br /> properties (16 units and larger) in October 2015. These projects represent a combined total of <br /> 931 units, including 633 market rate units and 298 affordable/subsidized units. At the time of <br /> our survey, 45 market rate units and one affordable/subsidized units were vacant, resulting in <br /> an overall vacancy rates of 7.1%for market rate units and 1.3%for affordable/subsidized. It is <br /> important to note however, that 28 of the 45 market rate vacancies are located within Elk Park <br /> Estates which has changed ownership and management. Excluding this property decreases the <br /> vacancy rate to 3.0%. We were unable to gather complete information for the property of Elk <br /> Ridge Estates. <br /> The overall market rate vacancy rate of 5.3%, excluding Elk Park Estates drops the vacancy rate <br /> to 2.4%which is lower than the industry standard of 5%vacancy for a stabilized rental market, <br /> which promotes competitive rates, ensures adequate choice, and allows for unit turnover. The <br /> pent-up market indicates a possible need of additional rental housing for all major sectors of <br /> the rental market: low-income, moderate-income, and market rate. Table RMA-1 summarizes <br /> information on general occupancy projects surveyed. The following are key points from our <br /> survey of these developments. <br /> Market Rate <br /> • Granite Shores, converted to rental in 2012, is the newest market rate general occupancy <br /> building built in nearly 20 years. Granite Shores contains a total of 67 units and was <br /> originally built as a for-sale condominium in 2006, but struggled to sell units and went into <br /> foreclosure. Granite Shores has the highest rents in Elk River, at $1,129 to $1,589 per <br /> month for one-bedroom units, $1,299 to $1,539 per month for one-bedroom plus Den <br /> units, and $1,429 per month for two-bedroom units. The monthly rents are about 40%to <br /> MAXFIELD RESEARCH&CONSULTING,LLC. 41 <br />
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