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Economic Conditions for the Las Vegas Valley March 2007

Economic Conditions February 2007

Housing Conditions:
  • Foreclosure/Short Sale Listings (3/14/2007):  Total Listings (3/14/2007)  21,717; Foreclosures Commenced (listings 3/14/2007) 645, 2.9% of all listings; Short Sales (listings 3/14/2007) 913, 4.2% of all listings; Both Foreclosures Commenced AND Short Sales (listings 3/14/2007) 285, 1.3% of all listings.
  • New Home Sales (January 2007, units sold):  1,610  Year Change -22.1% (excl condo conversions, highrises)
  • New Home Sales (January 2007, median price):  $335,054  Year Change -2.4% (excl condo conversions, highrises)
  • Existing Home Sales (January 2007, units sold):  2,423 Year Change -25.6%
  • Existing Home Sales (January 2007, median price):  $280,000  Year Change:  -1.8%
  • Single Family Residential Permits (January 2007):  1147  Year Change -46.2%
  • Apartment Rental Rate (4 Q 2006):  $850 Year Change +4.5%

My analysis:  New home standing inventory is pretty much non-existent with the exception of a few.  Sub-prime lending issues will negatively impact the market:  for how long and how bad remains to be seen.  Short sales, NOD's and Foreclosures have risen dramatically in the last 30 days. 

New Residents/Employment Conditions:

  • New Residents (February 2007):  6,782, Year Change -7.4%
  • Total Employment (January 2007):  924,900, Year Change +3.8%
  • Unemployment Rate (January 2007)  4.7%, Year Change +20.5%

My analysis:  We need more jobs to continue strong growth.  Our employment rate is still low but has seen a dramatic spike the last two months.

Tourism/Gaming Conditions:

  • McCarran Airport Total Passengers (January 2007):  3,669,613 Year Change +5.9%
  • Gaming Revenue (January 2007):  $967,777,123, Year Change -2.0%
  • Visitor Volume (December 2006):  3,379,775, Year Change 0
  • Convention Attendance (December 2006):  161,809, Year Change -16.2%
  • Hotel/Motel Occupancy (December 2006):  81.3%  Year Change -1.5%

My analysis:  The gaming/tourism industry is still strong. 

Sources:  Salestraq, Home Builder's Research, Greater Las Vegas Association of RealtorsNevada State Gaming Control Board, Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles,  McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas Convention & Visitor's Authority, Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation

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