Greetings!
Foreclosures - Utah County!
- Where are they?
- Who are they?
- 25 valued at $1 million or more
- 9 of those are in Alpine
- Average year built - 1994
- 976 or 38% are built 2004 or newer
- Very interesting map.
- Weber County next week.
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Where are the Foreclosures - Utah County:
Notices of Default/Foreclosures - Utah County - 11/2008 - 05/08/09
Ranked by Total Assessed Valuation
City - Utah County |
# Notices of Default |
Assessed Valuation |
Avg Assessed Valuation per Notice |
Lehi |
306 |
$ 91,034,858 |
$ 297,500 |
Provo |
302 |
$ 89,879,877 |
$ 297,615 |
Orem |
572 |
$ 89,092,121 |
$ 155,755 |
Saratoga Springs |
288 |
$ 77,203,163 |
$ 268,067 |
Highland |
106 |
$ 54,666,300 |
$ 515,720 |
Eagle Mountain |
224 |
$ 53,162,902 |
$ 237,334 |
Pleasant Grove |
203 |
$ 52,155,816 |
$ 256,925 |
Alpine |
48 |
$ 34,584,474 |
$ 720,510 |
Cedar Hills |
76 |
$ 29,810,183 |
$ 392,239 |
Spanish Fork |
108 |
$ 25,761,362 |
$ 238,531 |
American Fork |
86 |
$ 23,221,100 |
$ 270,013 |
Springville |
82 |
$ 20,422,000 |
$ 249,049 |
Salem |
51 |
$ 15,768,990 |
$ 309,196 |
Payson |
65 |
$ 11,553,832 |
$ 177,751 |
Lindon |
24 |
$ 11,467,853 |
$ 477,827 |
Mapelton |
25 |
$ 11,138,695 |
$ 445,548 |
Santaquin |
35 |
$ 6,836,500 |
$ 195,329 | Notes:
Source:Utah County Recorder, Commerce CRG, Calculations Bonneville Research. |
Percentage of Households in Default - Utah County
Notices of Default/Foreclosures - Utah County - 11/2008 - 05/08/09
City - Ranked by % of Defaults |
# Notices of Default |
# Households (2008) |
Percentage Households in Default |
Saratoga Springs |
288 |
2,000 |
14.4% |
Eagle Mountain |
224 |
3,767 |
5.9% |
Cedar Hills |
76 |
1,506 |
5.0% |
Highland |
106 |
3,053 |
3.5% |
Salem |
51 |
1,473 |
3.5% |
Lehi |
306 |
9,041 |
3.4% |
Pleasant Grove |
203 |
8,574 |
2.4% |
Santaquin |
35 |
1,575 |
2.2% |
Orem |
572 |
26,013 |
2.2% |
Alpine |
48 |
2,277 |
2.1% |
Payson |
65 |
4,791 |
1.4% |
Spanish Fork |
108 |
8,032 |
1.3% |
Mapelton |
25 |
1,861 |
1.3% |
American Fork |
86 |
6,905 |
1.2% |
Lindon |
24 |
2,337 |
1.0% |
Springville |
82 |
8,087 |
1.0% |
Provo |
302 |
34,268 |
0.9% |
Source: Salt Lake County Recorder, Commerce CRG, Calculations Bonneville Research. |
Salt Lake & Utah County Foreclosure Map
Thanks to Matt Laipis at Commerce CRG for producing this map. |
Utah Jobs
Who are gaining jobs? April 2008 - 2009 by County
County |
# Jobs Gained April 2007 to April 2009 |
% Jobs Gained April 2007 to April 2009 |
Duchesne |
759 |
9.29% |
Carbon |
871 |
9.23% |
Uintah |
784 |
5.31% |
Wayne |
13 |
1.16% |
Beaver |
14 |
0.69% |
Source: Utah Dept of Workforce Services, 5/21/09
Who are losing jobs? April 2008 - 2009 by County
County |
# Jobs Lost April 2007 to April 2009 |
% Jobs Lost April 2007 to April 2009 |
Wasatch |
-765 |
-11.67% |
Emery |
-399 |
-10.07% |
Daggett |
-40 |
-9.71% |
Box Elder |
-1,063 |
-5.17% |
Utah |
-7,827 |
-4.17% |
Morgan |
-76 |
-4.00% |
Cache |
-1,926 |
-3.76% |
Iron |
-639 |
-3.75% |
Weber |
-3,389 |
-3.49% |
Salt Lake |
-20,843 |
-3.46% |
Washington |
-1,688 |
-3.24% |
Summit |
-723 |
-3.02% |
Sanpete |
-233 |
-2.97% |
Sevier |
-226 |
-2.79% |
Davis |
-2,278 |
-2.19% |
San Juan |
-93 |
-2.19% |
Garfield |
-48 |
-2.02% |
Grand |
-80 |
-1.68% |
Rich |
-8 |
-1.23% |
Juab |
-37 |
-1.13% |
Tooele |
-173 |
-1.11% |
Kane |
-34 |
-1.11% |
Millard |
-15 |
-0.37% |
Piute |
0 |
0.00% |
Source: Utah Dept of Workforce Services, 5/21/09 |
Grants:
Capital Grants to Renovate Public Housing Projects! Capital Fund Recovery Competition Grants POSTED: 5/11/2009 FUNDING SOURCE: HUD ELIGIBILITY: PHAs $ AVAILABLE: $995,000,000 GRANTS AVAILABLE: N.A. MAX GRANT SIZE: N.A. - varies by unit total DEADLINE: 7/21/09 or 8/18/09, depending on category CONTACT INFORMATION: http://www.hud.gov/offices/pih/programs/ph/capfund/ocir/recoverynofa.pdf DESCRIPTION: Grants for a variety of activities to rehabilitate and/or improve public housing developments owned and operated by Public Housing Agencies (PHAs).
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Build Nonprofit Capacity! American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009: Strengthening Communities Fund - Nonprofit Capacity Building Program POSTED: 5/11/2009 FUNDING SOURCE: ACF ELIGIBILITY: Nonprofit and public agencies $ AVAILABLE: $34,000,000 GRANTS AVAILABLE: 34 MAX GRANT SIZE: $1,000,000 DEADLINE: 7/7/09 CONTACT INFORMATION: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/grants/open/HHS-2009-ACF-OCS-SI-0091.html DESCRIPTION: Grants for experienced organizations to provide nonprofit organizations with capacity building training, technical assistance, and competitive financial assistance, which will build the capacity of nonprofit, partnering human services providers.
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Repair and Rehabilitation Homes in Rural Areas! Section 533 Housing Preservation Grants POSTED: 5/11/2009 FUNDING SOURCE: Rural Housing Service (RHS) ELIGIBILITY: Nonprofit and public agencies $ AVAILABLE: $10,088,166 GRANTS AVAILABLE: N.A. MAX GRANT SIZE: N.A. DEADLINE: 7/10/09 CONTACT INFORMATION: http://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2009/E9-10645.htm DESCRIPTION: Grants to enable very low- and low-income homeowners in repairing and rehabilitating their homes in rural areas. |
Economic Notes:
Due to technical problems there will not be any economic notes this week.
Source: Economy.com | |
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SCORECARD:
Utah Economic Snapshot - First Ten Months FY2009 YTD Utah State Government
- Sales and Use Taxes (Gen Gov't, Higher Education) -11.1% (-$166.11 M)
- Individual Income Taxes (Public Education) -11.8% (-$272.45 M)
- Individual Income Tax Withholding (Public Education) -19.4% (-$92.76 M)
- Corporate Franchise Taxes (Gen Gov't) -35.2% ($117.80 M)
- Motor Fuel Taxes (Transportation) -8.6% (-$17.96 M)
- Severance Taxes (Gen Gov't) +54.0% (+35.35 M)
- Education/General Total -12.1% (-$523.53 M)
Source: Utah State Tax Commission, TC-23 5/20/09 Local Government
- Sales and Use Taxes (includes food) -8.4% (-$33.56 M)
- Public Transit -10.5% (-$17.89 M)
- County Option Sales & Use Tax -7.4% (-$7.31 M)
- County Option Fixed Guideway Tax -23.1% (-$3.86 M)
- Transient Room Tax -15.8% (-$3.76 M)
- County Option Zoo, Arts & Parks Tax -13.9% (-$3.74 M)
- Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, Convention -6.4% (-$2.60 M)
- Municipal Telecommunications License -5.3% (-$1.99 M)
- Emergency Services Phone Charge -5.6% (-$1.28 M)
Source: Utah State Tax Commission, TC-23 5/20/09 |
This Weeks Leads:
Cadillac Ranch
Cadillac Ranch operates five locations throughout AZ, OH, MD, TN and WI. The bar and grill restaurants occupy spaces of 8,000 sq.ft. to 27,000 sq.ft. in downtown areas and lifestyle and mixed-use centers. Growth opportunities are sought throughout major metropolitan markets nationwide during the coming 18 months, with representation by Goodman Real Estate Services Group, LLC. The company is looking to locate in second generation restaurant and bar spaces with an outdoor patio area. For more information, contact:
Robert Benjamin,
Goodman Real Estate Services Group, LLC
25333 Cedar Road, Suite 305, Lyndhurst, OH 44124 |
Recent Bonneville Research Projects:
Millrock Commercial Center - Holladay City, Utah
Millrock Park is a 22 acre; 490,000 sq ft master planned commercial office campus located in Holladay Utah. This Economic Development Project (EDA) used tax increment financing (TIF) to pay for required infrastructure and insured that a difficult site could be developed as a Class A+ office park. The EDA Benefit Analysis and Project Budget were unanimously approved by the Taxing Entity Committee. The project is currently ahead of schedule and likely will be "closed-out" five (5) years early. Contact: Randy Fitts, City Manager, (801) 272-9450 |
Public Policy Initiatives
IA - Culver Signs New Health Care Bill for Children. Gov. Chet Culver has announced he will sign Senate File 389 into law. With the healthcare reform battle in the forefront of the news, access to quality, affordable dental care remains a critical issue nationally in the troubled economy. This will allow expansion of Iowa's hawk-i program to include approximately 30,000 more children who may otherwise be unable to receive dental coverage. http://www.iowapolitics.com/in8971 MI - Granholm Uses Recovery Funds to Balance Budget. Gov. Jennifer Granholm has tapped about $1.3 billion in recovery money to balance the state budget and the state has a new Web site, www.michigan.gov/recovery. This website allows viewers to click on all 83 counties to see how money is divvied up. The state has received $3.6 billion in recovery money, out of an estimated $7.5 billion it will get from the federal government over two years. http://www.freep.com/arti905190439
WY - Freudenthal Calls Meeting on State's Future. Gov. Dave Freudenthal has scheduled a statewide forum to talk about the future of Wyoming. Freudenthal announced that the conference titled "Building the Wyoming We Want: Values and Vision" will take place in Casper in the middle of June. The conference is open to the public but registration is required because space is limited. Freudenthal says that despite the recent economic downturn, residents need to consider the question of what condition they want to leave the state in for future generations. http://www.localnews8.com/4_1_1
CO - Ritter Pushes Energy Agenda. Gov. Bill Ritter signed into law three measures that fit into his "new energy economy" agenda. The bills he approved will create a loan program to help schools fund clean-energy projects, let local governments give financial incentives for companies to install solar water heaters, and will allow farmers and ranchers to take advantage of grants from Advancing Colorado's Renewable Energy Program. http://www.bizjournals.com/11/daily83.html WA - Gregoire expands same-sex partnerships - Surrounded by about 300 people - most of them gay and lesbian couples and their children - Gov. Chris Gregoire on Monday signed legislation giving registered same-sex domestic partners all the rights and benefits that Washington now offers married couples. The Seattle Times SC - The student versus the governor - At this point, most 18 year olds would be coasting through their last weeks in high school. But Casey Edwards is taking Governor Mark Sanford all the way to the state Supreme Court over the governor's refusal to accept federal stimulus money - some $700 million in aid for South Carolina's schools. CBS News IA - Culver: Today We Are Closer To Giving Every Iowa Child Quality, Affordable Health Insurance. Gov. Chet Culver took a step forward in his efforts to cover every Iowa child by signing Senate File 389 into law. "One of my top priorities as Governor is to see that every Iowa child has access to the health care they not only need, but deserve," said Culver. "This legislation moves us closer to our goal, and ensures that more Iowa children will grow up to be healthy adults. Our work is not done, and I look forward to working with the legislature and all Iowans as we continue our work to give our children a bright, healthy future." http://www.allamericanpatriots.com/child-quality-affo OH - Strickland Announces Funds to Prevent Homelessness. Gov. Ted Strickland announced that the Dayton-Springfield area is set to receive nearly $3 million in federal recovery money to help prevent homelessness and help those who've become homeless find housing. These funds are part of $25.5 million coming to the state to help with homelessness. http://www.daytons.com/news74.html
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