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Thoughts for January 2005

The City’s adoption of the planned growth strategy and impact fees coupled with a lack of available multifamily zoned land has led to a decrease in permits for 2004 and 2005.   Increasing employment in the MSA is creating demand that outstrips supply by a 2 to 1 ratio, which in turn ratchets up the occupancy an additional 1% per year.

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Monthly Calendar of updates

January

LIHTC Deadline 2/1/05

February

Property Tax Notices mailed

March

Q1/Survey

April

Fair Housing Month

May

Property Tax Bill

June

Q2/Survey

July

 

August

 

September

Q3/Survey

October

Mill Levy calculated

November

Property Tax Bill

December

Q4/Survey

Recent Sales

Rent Update—Q3/2004—75,307 units surveyed

Occupancy Update—Q3/2004—75,307 units surveyed

 

 

NM Apartment Database Summary of Info

# of communities :

5,985

# of Investors/Clients:

5,605

Gigabytes:

6.48

NM Apartment Advisors Update

# of listings :

27

Avail:

14

Pending:

11

Pending-Avail:

40

Total Units:

520

Total:

$19,411,399

 

 

Consulting Update:

# of Tax Protest Contracts:

0

For 2005

# Pending:

4

Totaling 4,500 units

Resolved Cases

272

Cases won, totaling 10,729 units, $384M—26% reduction

Current Assignments:

2

Includes Sawmill Community Land Trust Artists Lofts—LIHTC (2004 award, 2005 construction) and Excel Spreadsheet development models for City of Albuquerque