Does construction follow job growth?Apartment industry analysts often assert that apartment companies build in areas of high job growth. For many markets, this positive relationship is apparent, but it call be tenuous tenuous Intensive care adjective Referring to a 'touch-and-go,' uncertain, or otherwise 'iffy' clinical situation in others, depending on economic and demographic See demographics. factors that require further analysis. The permits-to-jobs ratio has only limited value. The top 15 job-growth metro areas This article is about the music production team. For the article about population centers, see metropolitan area. Metro Area are a Brooklyn-based dance music production team composed of Morgan Geist and Darshan Jesrani. in 2006 were all among the 15 most active apartment permit markets. Almost all of these markets are also among the top 15 metro areas ill both employment growth and apartment permit activity in 2005. * The Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, Ariz., metro area led the country in employment growth with 88,800 jobs added last year but finished No. 13 in multifamily housing permits at 7,917 units. It also added the most jobs in 2005 (106,100), but finished No. 12 in multifamily housing permits (8,304 units). * The New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island, N.Y.-N.J.-Pa. metro area led the country in multifamily housing permits for the past several years but finished seventh and eighth in jobs added during the past two years, respectively. * The New Orleans-Metairie-Kenner, La., metro area was among the top 15 markets in job growth--a result, in part, to the recovery from Hurricane Katrina  Editing of this page by unregistered or newly registered users is currently disabled due to vandalism. . The 38,600 job increase there was only a small
portion of the net loss of 208,100 jobs in 2005. Also, this metro area
issued permits for only 616 units last year.
Relationships between ranks of metro areas in job growth and multifamily production vary more widely after the top 15 markets. Salt Lake City, for example, ranked 19th in job growth, but No. 63 ill permits in 2006. This can not be explained by a metro area's for-sale housing affordability. It ranked No. 119 in affordability in the NAHB NAHB National Association of Home Builders NAHB National Academy of Health and Business (Canada) Homeownership Opportunity Index last year with only 38.9 percent of its households being able to afford a median priced home. Data and calculations for the top 365 markets can be found in the Economic Data section of the NAA NAA Nomina Anatomica Avium. Web site at www.naahq.org See .org. (networking) org - The top-level domain for organisations or individuals that don't fit any other top-level domain (national, com, edu, or gov). Though many have .org domains, it was never intended to be limited to non-profit organisations. RFC 1591. . Robert Robert, Henry Martyn 1837-1923. American army engineer and parliamentary authority. He designed the defenses for Washington, D.C., during the Civil War and later wrote Robert's Rules of Order (1876). Noun 1. J. Sheehan People whose surname is or was Sheehan include:
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Residential Permit Activity and Jobs Added in Top 25 Metropolitan
Areas in order of jobs added in 2006
Apartment Units Issued Permits
(in 5+ unit structures)
Rank Change 2005-06
Metro Area 2006 2005 Units %
Phoenix-Mesa- 13 12 -1,082 -14.5%
Scottsdale AZ
Houston-Sugar Land- 5 7 4821 46.1%
Baytown TX
Washington-Arlington- 10 6 -1450 -13.6%
Alexandria DC-VA-MD-WV
Dallas-Fort Worth- 7 8 2172 22.1%
Arlington TX
Los Angeles-Long Beach- 2 4 6094 49.6%
Santa Ana CA
Miami-Fort Lauderdale- 3 2 -3541 -15.9%
Miami Beach FL
New York-Northern New 1 1 -1058 -3.3%
Jersey-Long Island
NY-NJ-PA
Chicago-Naperville 4 3 12585 20.5%
Joliet IL-IN-WI
Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 6 5 2588 23.5%
Marietta GA
Las Vegas-Paradise NV 8 11 3893 51.9%
Seattle-Tacoma- 9 16 2754 43.3%
Bellevue WA
San Francisco-Oakland- 14 15 836 13.0%
Fremont CA
New Orleans-Metairie- 98 220 181 172.4%
Kenner LA
Minneapolis-St. Paul- 30 24 -1065 -24.0%
Bloomington MN-WI
Orlando-Kissimmee Fl, 15 9 -2379 -26.4%
Philadelphia-Camden- 28 22 -1054 -22.6%
Wilmington PA-NJ-DE-MD
Riverside-San 21 23 -784 -17.6%
Bernardino-Ontario CA
Tampa-St. Petersburg- 24 19 -1877 -33.6%
Clearwater FL
Salt Lake City UT 63 47 -778 -44.8%
Austin-Round Rock TX 11 20 2803 53.3%
San Antonio TX 16 13 -1912 -26.2%
Portland-Vancouver- 18 25 842 22.4%
Beaverton OR-WA
Raleigh-Cary NC 26 107 3412 713.8%
Tucson AZ 100 194 134 85.4%
Denver-Aurora CO 19 31 1805 65.5%
Total Units Issued Permits
Rank Change 2005-06
Metro Area 2006 2005 Jobs %
Phoenix-Mesa- 6 3 88.8 4.8%
Scottsdale AZ
Houston-Sugar Land- 1 4 73.1 3.0%
Baytown TX
Washington-Arlington- 12 10 71.2 2.4%
Alexandria DC-VA-MD-WV
Dallas-Fort Worth- 4 5 65.2 2.3%
Arlington TX
Los Angeles-Long Beach- 10 13 62.0 1.1%
Santa Ana CA
Miami-Fort Lauderdale- 8 8 56.7 2.3%
Miami Beach FL
New York-Northern New 3 2 54.4 0.6%
Jersey-Long Island
NY-NJ-PA
Chicago-Naperville 5 6 52.0 1.1%
Joliet IL-IN-WI
Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 2 1 51.6 2.2%
Marietta GA
Las Vegas-Paradise W 9 9 45.9 5.1%
Seattle-Tacoma- 14 15 45.5 2.7%
Bellevue WA
San Francisco-Oakland- 27 31 42.2 2.1%
Fremont CA
New Orleans-Metairie- 63 85 38.6 9.4%
Kenner LA
Minneapolis-St. Paul- 22 19 34.0 1.9%
Bloomington MN-WI
Orlando-Kissimmee Fl, 11 11 33.3 3.1%
Philadelphia-Camden- 25 22 31.9 1.1%
Wilmington PA-NJ-DE-MD
Riverside-San 7 7 29.3 2.4%
Bernardino-Ontario CA
Tampa-St. Petersburg- 16 12 26.8 2.0%
Clearwater FL
Salt Lake City UT 49 47 25.7 4.2%
Austin-Round Rock TX 13 17 21.6 3.1%
San Antonio TX 17 18 20.1 2.5%
Portland-Vancouver- 23 25 19.5 1.9%
Beaverton OR-WA
Raleigh-Cary NC 20 32 19.3 4.1%
Tucson AZ 40 39 19.1 5.0%
Denver-Aurora CO 19 21 17.1 1.4%
Rank in Jobs Multi Units per
Change 100 additional jobs (1)
Metro Area 2006 2005 2006 2005
Phoenix-Mesa- 1 1 0.89 0.78
Scottsdale AZ
Houston-Sugar Land- 2 3 2.31 1.45
Baytown TX
Washington-Arlington- 3 5 1.30 1.58
Alexandria DC-VA-MD-WV
Dallas-Fort Worth- 4 2 1.96 1.31
Arlington TX
Los Angeles-Long Beach- 5 1 3.21 2.65
Santa Ana CA
Miami-Fort Lauderdale- 6 6 3.47 3.44
Miami Beach FL
New York-Northern New 7 8 8.19 7.89
Jersey-Long Island
NY-NJ-PA
Chicago-Naperville 8 12 3.47 3.85
Joliet IL-IN-WI
Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 9 4 2.77 1.62
Marietta GA
Las Vegas-Paradise W 10 9 2.64 1.52
Seattle-Tacoma- 11 7 2.41 1.31
Bellevue WA
San Francisco-Oakland- 12 19 1.81 2.64
Fremont CA
New Orleans-Metairie- 13 359 0.16 -0.01
Kenner LA
Minneapolis-St. Paul- 14 33 1.07 3.15
Bloomington MN-WI
Orlando-Kissimmee Fl, 15 10 2.15 1.76
Philadelphia-Camden- 16 24 1.25 2.40
Wilmington PA-NJ-DE-MD
Riverside-San 17 14 1.58 1.35
Bernardino-Ontario CA
Tampa-St. Petersburg- 18 13 1.63 1.56
Clearwater FL
Salt Lake City UT 19 17 2.96 4.83
Austin-Round Rock TX 20 21 0.45 0.76
San Antonio TX 21 22 4.23 2.37
Portland-Vancouver- 22 16 2.95 3.21
Beaverton OR-WA
Raleigh-Cary NC 23 15 2.62 1.57
Tucson AZ 38 67 2.11 0.22
Denver-Aurora CO 25 20 0.29 0.21
(1.) a negative ratio indicates that the metro area lost jobs
in the time period.
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce
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