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L <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />� <br />7 <br />� <br />� <br />Policymakers must consider multifamily housing in light of other forces at work in the <br />city, such as the employer population. There are many employers that provide living- <br />wage jobs in Roseville that seek employees with the right match of skills and experience. <br />Multifamily residents play an important role in defining the local labor pool for retail and <br />commerciaUindustrial businesses. It is important that Roseville employers maintain <br />access to a qualified labor pool so they are not compelled to relocate to another city (and <br />take their tax base with them). A strong community provides a variety of housing that is <br />affordable to the people who work there. <br />l� B. A Snapshot of Roseville's Demographics: <br />�3 <br />� <br />� <br />�$ <br />�� <br />�� <br />�� <br />� <br />�8 <br />�U <br />fi� <br />� <br />�� <br />�� <br />FQ <br />�� <br />F� <br />7� <br />�� <br />�8 <br />�y <br />14 More than one in four <br />R°se"°le M'dUfe"''yst"dy 16 Roseville residents live <br />7ypes of FEoasing 18 in multifamily <br />20 housing. Of all the <br />Marw(adund 22 city's housing units <br />Fioml;1% <br />�� 24 (15,600 total), just <br />Multi Family, a� r � 26 over half are <br />6,�0 - 28 freestanding single- <br />30 family homes. The rest <br />� ����� of the housing is <br />multifamily units, <br />a,ssa�36 single-family attached <br />�� i� 38 units, or mobile <br />"$' 40 homes. Fewer than 400 <br />new rental properties <br />have been built in Roseville since 1990. A mini housing boom took place in 2000 when <br />169 units were built (113 rental, 56 owner-occupied). <br />More than half of Roseville's <br />owner-occupiedhousing has a head <br />of household over the age 55. The <br />income threshold for <br />homeownership in Roseville is <br />roughly $50,000, below which most <br />residents are renters. Only 3.5 <br />percent of all Roseville residents <br />live below the federally determined <br />poverty line (per the 1990 Census); <br />this figure is much lower than <br />Ramsey County's 11 percent of <br />residents living in poverty, and <br />lower than the 11-county metro area <br />average of 8 percent. <br />Roseviue M�l�i-F�9a�1' <br />Fious+ns R�ro <br />�� <br />r� <br />�� <br />��� <br />INSERT: INFORMATION REGARDING # OF SL�$S��ED UNlTS IN ROSEVILLE <br />(SECTION 8 CERTIFICATES AND HUD FII�TANCED PROJECTS) <br />MULTIFAMILY HOUSING REPORT FOR ROSEVJLLE - DRAFT 8r16/04 Page 5 <br />
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