SAVING ENERGY AND IMPROVING COMFORT THROUGH ENERGY EFFICIENCY HOME IMPROVEMENTS www.KYHomePerformance.org JANUARY 28, 2011.

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SAVING ENERGY AND IMPROVING COMFORT THROUGH ENERGY EFFICIENCY HOME IMPROVEMENTS JANUARY 28, 2011

Kentucky Real Estate Trends Kentucky and the Nation are currently in the midst of the worst housing crisis in history. Foreclosures in Kentucky have risen steadily over the past few years Fueled by high unemployment Exacerbated by the decrease in property values Overall sense of uncertainty for the near and distant future Headlines in the News: “Depressed Incomes Lead to Surge in Louisville Area Foreclosures” (Courier-Journal January 2011) “Home Sales Remain Down” (Lexington Herald-Leader January 2011)

Kentucky Real Estate Trends Data Source: Kentucky Administrative Office of the Courts

Kentucky Real Estate Trends GeographyForeclosure Homes/Rate Dec 2010 Foreclosure Filings Six Month Foreclosure Trend National2,179, % 1 in 501 (257,747) Falling Kentucky8, % 1 in 1,934 (993) Falling Metro Louisville5, % 1 in 660 (515) Falling – although pre-foreclosure actions were very high in Sept-Nov Lexington/Fayette % 1 in 1,135 (118) Rising Northern Kentucky  Boone  Kenton  Campbell in 2,029 (22) 1 in 939 (73) 1 in 2,981 (13) Falling Data Source: RealtyTrac,

Kentucky Real Estate Trends Central Kentucky Housing Statistics Source: Kentucky Association of Realtors

Kentucky Real Estate Trends  Increases in remodeling as compared to new construction 12 Biggest Remodeling Trends for 2011 The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) conducted a poll of their top builders and remodelers – found that most people are not starting major renovation projects, but rather smaller projects. Number 9 on the list was “Going Green.” Bamboo floors, grass thatched roofs, bark siding are the more exotic improvements but in addition people are getting energy efficient upgrades. Source: Ilyce Glink, CBS MoneyWatch.com 12/8/2010 What is happening as a result of these trends?

Kentucky Real Estate Trends Energy-Efficient Improvements on the Increase Kentucky’s Housing Stock is Aging – including the mechanicals Data Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Kentucky Real Estate Trends The Lexington Home Builders Association and the National Association of Home Builders indicate that remodeling is on the rise A recent survey by the National Association of Home Builders indicates that homes of the future will be smaller homes with “green” features. Most likely – Low-e windows, Engineered wood, Water-efficient features and Energy Star Rating for the whole home Somewhat likely – Insulation higher than required by code, Tankless water heater, Argon gas windows, Green Certification from ANSI and/or state Green Building programs, Solar water heating and electric Source: The New Home in 2015, NAHB Economics, December 2010