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� � �� B J� I� ]� 1� ]B �� �$ � �� The city's multifamily housing residents are more racially diverse than those who live in single-family detached homes. In single-family homes, about 10 percent of the residents of people of color, while residents in multifamily housing are over 18 percent people of color. �� W�,#.� � r� �� I.i�- 4774 , �x z �x �.� — _ � ` � �'� � 'Ya� � :'-�:T• ", _�t. . , � . ��.� p R+ ' � 17rti1lW7i �Yva�lh� � �.,� ��-.Q,-�,.,� ° i ""�"''' h .� Err,.�_...o v,,•,�.�; .a,.. � � , ■�� �,. �R In Roseville, fewer than � one in five of the city's ��°" 3 � households are 2-person 3� married households. More than 40 percent of the city's households are comprised of 34 nonrelated individuals living together. Mamed couples are 3 times more likely to be 3� owners than renters. �� }7 Multifamily housing in Roseville covers only 5 percent of the land area of the city. The �S multifamily complexes have a market value of $509 million, which is about 15 percent of �4 the total property market values in city. Roseville's multifamily housing generates 10 �Q percent of the city's property taxes, in excess of $5.6 million a year. �J �� �� 4� �� 46 �i� �8 �� �� �� �� �g � �i2 �� Roseville is largely built out (it's 98.5 percent developed) and thus there is little room for population growth. Population change from 1990-20Q0 was 1 percent positive growth. Roseville's persons per household is about 2.2 persons per household across all types of housing, multifamily as well as single family housing, a figure that is lower than it used to be. There are a few reasons for the decline in the number of persons per household, such as the increasing number of seniors living alone, and the number of young families that are just beginning to have children. The number of household units continues to increase as more are constructed over -- time. In some cases middle-aged � '°""'""'�"""°"'�"''�''�'�' lRastden4PerHousehold empty nesters are moving back to the - city, and they are likely to renovate �� homes or build larger homes. In the t �� -- process, they're reinvesting strong � equity into the housing stock of the �� 13 city. ° � �� . �8 Residents per unit in multifamily I 4} FQ housing averages 138; in ownership ' 7� units the figure is above 1.5 residents : a �-� • �d per unit, while in rental multifamily � �"�'4 ��'�'� �`�� .�,� • ��+k�Ii'wl YA 76 housing, the figure is just above 13 - -- —_.- ------ �� residents per unit. There are just over 100 children living in the ownership units; the 7$ number of children in rental units is 5�52 children and growing appreciably. MULTIFAMILY HOUSING REPORT FOR ROSEVILLE - DRAFT 8/16/04 Page 6