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Title: Cochise College CENTER FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH


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Cochise CollegeCENTER FOR ECONOMIC RESEARCH
  • Economic Outlook
  • Douglas, AZ

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Are we in a recession yet?
3
Gross Domestic Product
Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate
4
Inflation (CPI)
Compared to same month previous year
5
The Local Economy
  • Is Cochise County in Recession? Douglas?

6
Retail Sales Growth
Inflation adjusted compared to same month
previous year
7
Retail Sales Recent Activity
  • Cochise County retail market has been in
    recession since November 2007
  • 2007 -1.3
  • Jan-Aug 08 -4.6
  • Sales were down in 9 of 10 months from Nov thru
    Aug
  • Douglas retail market has been in recession since
    September 2007
  • 2007 -0.6
  • Jan-Aug 08 -0.8
  • Sales were down in 10 of 12 months from Sep thru
    Aug

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Retail Sales Outlook
  • Continued slowdown is expected
  • Recessionary concerns
  • Inflation
  • Consumer confidence
  • Decline in border crossing activity
  • Lower gas prices may help

9
Restaurant and Bar Sales Growth
Inflation adjusted compared to same month
previous year
10
Restaurant Bar Sales Recent Activity
  • Cochise County restaurant bar sales have been
    in recession since October 2007
  • 2007 0.1
  • Jan-Aug 08 1.4
  • Sales were down in 8 of 11 months from Oct thru
    Aug
  • Douglas restaurant bar sales have been in
    recession since July 2007
  • 2007 -2.9
  • Jan-Aug 08 -8.9
  • Sales were down in 12 of 14 months from Jul 07
    thru Aug 08

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Restaurant and Bar Sales Outlook
  • Continued slowdown expected
  • Nonessential spending cut from family budgets
  • Recessionary fears encourage families to cut
    spending
  • Inflationary pressures force families to cut
    spending
  • Lower gas prices may help

12
Employment
13
Unemployment Rates
Jan-Sep only seasonally adjusted
14
Monthly Unemployment
Seasonally Adjusted
15
Cochise CountyMonthly Nonfarm Job Growth
Compared to same month previous year
16
Cochise CountyNonfarm Job Gains/Losses By
Industry
12 months ending Sep 2008
17
Cochise CountyNonfarm Job Growth By Industry
12 months ending Sep 2008
18
Employment Outlook
  • Continued job losses
  • Rising unemployment
  • Bright spots
  • Douglas ACT Call Center
  • Cochise County Fort Huachuca

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Housing, Real Estate, and Commercial Construction
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New Home Construction
Single Family Residential Building Permits
21
Recent Permit Activity
  • Douglas
  • Jan-Sep 08 15 (-53.1)
  • Jan-Sep 07 32
  • Cochise County
  • Jan-May 08 206 (-8.0)
  • Jan-May 07 224

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Existing Home Sales (Growth)
Jan-Sep only compared to same period the year
prior
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Existing Home Sales (The Numbers)
  • Cochise County
  • Douglas
  • 2004 1,689
  • 2005 1,976 (17.0)
  • 2006 1,566 (-20.7)
  • 2007 1,406 (-10.2)
  • 2008 861 (-22.8)
  • 2004 100
  • 2005 91 (-9.0)
  • 2006 94 (3.3)
  • 2007 112 (19.1)
  • 2008 78 (-7.1)

Jan-Sep only comparison to same period previous
year
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Median Home Prices
Jan-Sep only
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Median Home Prices/Increases
  • Cochise County
  • Douglas
  • 2004 139,900
  • 2005 173,900 (24.3)
  • 2006 195,569 (12.5)
  • 2007 195,000 (-0.3)
  • 2008 188,000 (-3.6)
  • 2004 55,000
  • 2005 67,000 (21.8)
  • 2006 91,000 (35.8)
  • 2007 90,000 (-1.1)
  • 2008 97,500 (8.3)

Jan-Sep only comparison to previous year-end
figures
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Housing Market Outlook
  • Cochise County
  • New home market may have bottomed out in 2007
  • Existing home market has not yet hit bottom
  • Douglas
  • New home market has not yet hit bottom
  • Existing home market just beginning to decline
  • Border Patrol policies of new Administration
  • Call center impact

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New Commercial Construction (Douglas)
Jan-Sep 08 1.2 million (-75.4)
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Commercial Construction Outlook
  • Recession fears will cause firms to delay new
    projects

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Conclusion
  • Nationally
  • Recession
  • Job losses
  • Rising unemployment rate
  • Inflation
  • Locally
  • Slowdown of sales across categories
  • Slowed job growth/job losses and rising
    unemployment
  • Partial recovery of new home market at county
    level
  • Countywide existing home market may hit bottom in
    2008, recover in 2009
  • Douglas outlook less certain (Border Patrol and
    call center will play major role)

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