Influences on The Phoenix-area Housing Market by Mark Stapp Executive Director, Master of Real Estate Development W. P. Carey School of Business.

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Influences on The Phoenix-area Housing Market by Mark Stapp Executive Director, Master of Real Estate Development W. P. Carey School of Business

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things What is the market?

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things What is influencing the market?

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Concerns for 2015

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Investors Exit Market Consolidate Take profits

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Lending Criteria Remains Tight It’s not just down payment, or even income… It’s also credit scores.

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Interest Rates Rise Even a little may keep many out.

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Foreign Investors Pull Back Dollar strengthens Economic issues in Europe/Russia remain

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Wages Job growth, but little in the way of wage growth Low-wage earning jobs or wages that increase with inflation

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Jobs  November – AZ ranked No. 12 among states  Job growth at 2.07%  Made up 60% of jobs lost in recession  Projected to add about 40,000 per year Source: Maricopa Association of Governments

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Source: Maricopa Association of Governments Population Growth 2011 to 2012 │ 41,300 (16,500 HH)* 2012 to 2013 │ 60,200 (24,080 HH)* 2013 to 2014 │ 63,800 (25,520 HH)* *Based on 2.68 pphh

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Source: Maricopa Association of Governments Population Projections 2014 │ 4,040,100 (est.) 2020 │ 4,507, │ 5,359, │ 6,175,000

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Housing Demand 2014 to 2020

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things 796,600 new housing units (Population increase of 2,134,900/ 2.68 people per household)

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things 30,640 new units per year

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things What and where?

Age Make-up –Millennials are a larger cohort than their parents. –They are postponing homeownership and renting longer (good for apartments). –What are their housing preferences in the 2020s? –We’ll see further industry changes resulting from the emergence of the smaller "Generation Z." –Baby boomers – as workers and retirees – will continue to have significant impact on real estate development and investment for at least two more decades.

Urbanization of Our Suburbs –Immature market, but evolving –Giving life to edge cities/towns, cities that were historically nine-to-five –Suburban “downtown” transformations combining key ingredients of housing, retail, dining and walkable “nodes” –Development within the “loop” continuing to dominate in 2015

Technology –Smart Homes emerge – Technological disruption and consumer demand for connected place important –Technology pushes change in space use –E-commerce and crowdfunding, for example, viewed as an adaptation challenge, “omnichannel distribution” and “e-tailers” to open brick-and- mortar stores –Changes where we do things and how we do them

what and where technology – Smart Homes emerge – technological disruption and consumer demand for connected places important – Technology pushing change in space use – E-commerce and crowdfunding being viewed as an adaptation challenge “Omnichannel distribution" and “e-tailers” to open brick- and-mortar stores – changes where and how we do things Planning for a nation with lesser household formation, fewer new consumers, and a meager number of workforce entrants

What should we be investing in? { arts education culture infrastructure