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Population Forecasting - an Exercise An example of the Housing Unit Method

Question and Basic Data Given the following data regarding the city of CSUF, what is your forecast of the population for the year 2007? Assume that the normal vacancy in housing units is 5.0%. Is the Department of Finance projection accurate?

Analysis and Conclusion

Thoughts and Questions Can you actually forecast the 2007 population with the data available? What are some of the other observations that can be made from the data set? If the Dept. of Finance projection is correct, what do you expect to observe when researching new housing supply?