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MODEL CHANGES FOR 2011 <br /> As requested by users, no major changes were made to the Hawaii Housing Model in 2011. <br /> There were changes made to the data. Most of these were required because of advances in <br /> data collection and reporting between 2005 and 2011. All of those changes provided more data <br /> and more accurate data for use in the model. Employing them, however, required some major <br /> manipulations of some data series and some minor changes in programming. For those who <br /> are interested in these niceties, we discuss them briefly below. Readers who are interested in <br /> learning even more about these issues can contact Jim Dannemiller at SMS. <br /> Rental Prices, 2005 to 2011 <br /> This topic has been covered in greater detail in another report in the HHPS 2011 series. The <br /> fundamental issue is that the rental housing study, which has always been based on capturing <br /> newspaper advertisements on Hawaii rentals, has been recently compromised. The rental <br /> advertising trade is rapidly moving from print media to the Internet. Those who are engaged <br /> measuring rental advertising have not yet been able to develop systems to accurately reflect the <br /> market. Their efforts are continuing and program may be made from the next study. <br /> In the meantime, the Census Bureau has begun to include a question on recent rent prices (and <br /> recent home purchase prices) in the American Community Survey. This may be an excellent <br /> source of information in the future, but is a new effort in 2011 that has not been adequately <br /> tested. <br /> Other sources of rental price information are available, especially the HUD measurement of Fair <br /> Market Rents (FMR). But these too have definitional problems that compromise their utility for <br /> use in the Housing Model. <br /> For 2011, we have forecast the past rental prices based on the rate of change in FMR. The <br /> 2010 level is currently based on a combination of estimates from the old rental studies and the <br /> 2009 ACS. We will update to the 2010 census numbers as they become available. <br /> Housing Unit Counts, 2000 to 2011 <br /> This is another topic that has been covered in a separate report in the HHPS 2011 series. The <br /> issue is that the Housing Inventory, based on review of TMK records, does not coincide with <br /> figures on housing units and housing typos supplied by the Census and ACS. The problem is <br /> being approached by several agencies in Hawaii and will be resolved within the next year or so. <br /> For the current Model we have built in the 2010 Census data where possible as an anchor. The <br /> pathway from past Inventory made through the last half of the decade has been straight-lined <br /> from 2006 to 2011. <br /> Other New Data Series <br /> Several other pieces of data have proved to be problematic in the updating of the housing <br /> model for this report. We list them briefly below. Those who are interested in further detail may <br /> contact the authors. <br /> Hawaii Housing Planning Study, 2011: Technical Report Page 15 <br /> ©SMS, Inc. November,2011 <br />
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