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Land & Natural Resources
Land Cover
1992
Land Cover
2001
Land Cover
2006
Land Cover 1992 2001 2006 % Change 1992-2006
Urban 203.79 464.56 493.17 142.00%
Agriculture 3042.28 2988.40 2962.13 -2.63%
Grassland 642.44 614.49 604.15 -5.96%
Forest 434.38 203.47 201.31 -53.66%
Wetlands 34.13 69.29 75.87 122.27%
Open Water 44.61 63.97 67.27 50.81%
Other 5.64 3.00 3.26 -42.18%
TOTAL 4,407.28
Change in Land Cover
Square miles, 1992-2006
Urbanization Rate
1990 2010 % Change
Population (urbanized) 553,715 755,436 36%
Urban Land (sq. miles) 204 493 142%
Urban Land (acres) 130,424 315,630 142%
Pop/Acre 4.25 2.39 -44%
Pop/SqMi 2,717.11 1,531.79 -44%
Slopes
Farmland Suitability
Suitability for Development
Suitability by the Numbers
PRIME FARMLAND TOTALACRES TOTAL SQ MI
All areas are prime farmland 959,569.98 1,499.33
Farmland of statewide importance 996,274.52 1,556.68
Not prime farmland 542,353.29 847.43
Prime farmland if drained 227,765.33 355.88
Prime Farmland if protected 608.80 0.95
Grand Total 2,726,571.91 4,260.27
BASEMENT SUITABILITY TOTALACRES TOTAL SQ MI
Not limited 366,763.69 573.07
Not rated 92,756.57 144.93
Somewhat limited 1,188,775.45 1,857.45
Very limited 1,078,276.20 1,684.80
Grand Total 2,726,571.91 4,260.25
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
Hydrography
9,281 linear miles of streams and
waterways
27 square miles
of water bodies
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
Hydrography
Dams - Year Complete
Older than 50 years
30 - 50 years old
Less than 30 years old
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
DamAge
69 of 457 Dams over 50 years old
40% built in past 30 years
Dams - Hazard Status
Low
Significant
High
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
Dam Hazard Status
10% of Dams classified as “High
Hazard”
Regional Levee System
Questions?
Demographics & Mobility
Total Population 2010
MSA 865,350
NE-only 742,205
IA-only 123,145
Cass County, NE 25,241
Douglas County, NE 517,110
Sarpy County, NE 158,840
Saunders County, NE 20,780
Washington County, NE 20,234
Harrison County, IA 14,928
Mills County, IA 15,059
Pottawattamie County, IA 93,158
Total Population in 2010
Population Growth/Decline
2000-2010
-80% - -50%
-50% - -25%
-25% - 0%
0% - 25%
25% - 50%
50% - 100%
> 100% 0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
1:700,000
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
Population
Growth
Population Growth by Decade
100,000
200,000
300,000
400,000
500,000
600,000
700,000
800,000
900,000
1,000,000
PopulationGrowth
MSA
Cass County, NE
Douglas County, NE
Sarpy County, NE
Saunders County, NE
Harrison County, IA
Mills County, IA
Pottawattamie County, IA
+ 143,147 (+ 912%)
+ 236,090 (+ 84%)
+420,536 (+95%)
+ 23,476 (+ 34%)
Washington County, NE
+ 8,880 (+ 54%)
+ 8,723 (+ 76%)
+ 3,857 (+ 23%)
+ 995 (+ 7%)
- 4,632 (- 24%)
TotalPopulation Growth
2010200019901980197019601950
Population Growth by Decade
Total Population Growth 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
MSA 90,903 83,179 34,993 31,908 81,244 98,309
NE-only 80,457 82,094 33,515 37,663 73,887 93,081
IA-only 10,446 1,085 1,478 -5,755 7,357 5,228
Cass County, NE 1,460 255 2,221 1,021 3,016 907
Douglas County, NE 62,470 45,965 7,583 19,406 47,141 53,525
Sarpy County, NE 15,588 34,919 19,815 16,568 20,012 36,245
Saunders County, NE 347 -252 1,698 -431 1,545 950
Washington County, NE 592 1,207 2,198 1,099 2,173 1,454
Harrison County, IA -1,960 -1,360 108 -1,618 936 -738
Mills County, IA -1,014 -1,444 1,800 -204 1,345 512
Pottawattamie County, IA 13,420 3,889 -430 -3,933 5,076 5,454
Birth Rate
1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
MSA
Cass County, NE
Douglas County, NE
Sarpy County, NE
Saunders County, NE
Washington County, NE
Harrison County, IA
Mills County, IA
Pottawattamie County, IA
Douglas County, NE
Sarpy County, NE
Cass County, NE
Washington County, NE
Saunders County, NE
Pottawattamie County, IA
Harrison County, IA
Mills County, IA
28.5
31.2
26.0
23.3
23.0
21.8
19.9
12.5
0.3
8.1
16.1
15.9
14.4
13.0
10.4
10.4
5.1
3.6
MSA
Crude Birth Rate
(per 1,000 persons)
Live Births per 1,000 People
Natural Change
Natural Growth 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
MSA No Data No Data 52,446 56,580 54,023 65,630
NE-only 64,274 68,872 49,859 54,400 52,786 66,273
IA-only No Data No Data 2,587 2,180 1,237 -643
Cass County, NE 2,037 1,806 1,322 1,579 1,171 1,002
Douglas County, NE 53,899 54,521 35,275 36,903 35,555 46,282
Sarpy County, NE 5,276 10,829 12,013 14,526 15,007 17,723
Saunders County, NE 1,798 975 511 670 586 682
Washington County, NE 1,264 741 738 722 467 584
Harrison County, IA No Data No Data -303 -432 -844 -925
Mills County, IA No Data No Data -650 75 -16 -283
Pottawattamie County, IA No Data No Data 3,540 2,537 2,097 565
Births Less Deaths
Net Migration
MSA
Cass County, NE
Douglas County, NE
Sarpy County, NE
Saunders County, NE
Washington County, NE
Harrison County, IA
Mills County, IA
Pottawattamie County, IA
-40,000
-30,000
-20,000
-10,000
0
10,000
20,000
30,000
40,000
1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
NetMigration
NetMigration, Intercensal
Net Migration
Net Migration 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s
MSA No Data No Data -17,453 -24,672 27,221 32,679
NE-only 16,183 13,222 -16,344 -16,737 21,101 26,808
IA-only No Data No Data -1,109 -7,935 6,120 5,871
Cass County, NE -577 -1,551 899 -558 1,845 -95
Douglas County, NE 8,571 -8,556 -27,692 -17,497 11,586 7,243
Sarpy County, NE 10,312 24,090 7,802 2,042 5,005 18,522
Saunders County, NE -1,451 -1,227 1,187 -1,101 959 268
Washington County, NE -672 466 1,460 377 1,706 870
Harrison County, IA No Data No Data 411 -1,186 1,780 187
Mills County, IA No Data No Data 2,450 -279 1,361 795
Pottawattamie County, IA No Data No Data -3,970 -6,470 2,979 4,889
Race and Ethnicity
576,083 597,708 617,707
660,322
714,090
36,902
44,075 51,515
59,522
68,021
1,491
2,533 3,357
3,889
5,177
1,916
10,221 13,218
30,800
55,768
11,126 12,107 16,792
40,232 77,508
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
White African-American American Indian Asian/Pacific Islander Hispanic/Latino
Age Distribution
Median Age
17 - 18
18 - 25
25 - 32
32 - 40
40 - 47
47 - 55
55 - 87
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
1:700,000
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
CommunityType
505,886 150,463
68,546
113
6,713
6,964
7,844
2,819
6,088
11,224 8,377
24,612
18,415
13,816
12,390
12,109
8,971
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Douglas
County
SarpyCounty Pottawattamie
County
Cass County Saunders
County
Washington
County
Harrison
County
MillsCounty
Core Urbanized Area Urbanized Cluster Rural
People Per Acre
0.000000000 - 3.000
3.001 - 10.00
10.01 - 25.00
25.01 - 50.00
50.01 - 100.0
100.1 - 500.0
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
1:700,000
Population
Density
Jobs Per Acre
0.0004431 - 3.000
3.001 - 15.00
15.01 - 50.00
50.01 - 500.0
500.1 - 5942
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
1:700,000
Employment
Density
Employment
Employment
December 2011
Avg Annual
Wage Pct of US
United States
131,254,162 49,660$ 100.0%
NE-only 393,855 39,624$ 79.8%
IA-only 45,987 38,636$ 77.8%
MSA 439,842 42,527$ 85.6%
Douglas 315,693 44,616$ 89.8%
Sarpy 60,855 39,208$ 79.0%
Pottawattamie 37,580 33,644$ 67.7%
Washington 7,836 47,944$ 96.5%
Cass 4,795 34,216$ 68.9%
Saunders 4,676 31,460$ 63.4%
Harrison 4,257 31,512$ 63.5%
Mills 4,150 35,828$ 72.1%
Unemployment Rate
0.0%
2.0%
4.0%
6.0%
8.0%
10.0%
12.0%
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
Omaha-
Council Bluffs
MSA
US
Employment by Industry
Occupation (by NAICS Code) Employment
Employment per
1000 jobs
Location
quotient
Median hourly
wage
Annual mean
wage (salary)
All Occupations 445,490 1000 1.00 $15.93 $42,010
Office and Administrative Support 77,170 173.2 1.04 $14.35 $32,250
Sales and Related 52,040 116.8 1.10 $12.45 $37,540
Food Preparation and Serving Related 38,920 87.4 1.00 $8.97 $20,440
Transportation and Material Moving 36,500 81.9 1.22 $14.91 $35,370
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical 27,260 61.2 1.04 $26.08 $68,180
Education, Training, and Library 27,250 61.2 0.93 $18.59 $42,360
Business and Financial Operations 24,150 54.2 1.13 $27.81 $63,410
Production 24,000 53.9 0.83 $13.92 $32,470
Construction and Extraction 17,880 40.1 1.04 $18.31 $41,980
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair 17,000 38.2 0.98 $18.67 $42,300
Computer and Mathematical 16,630 37.3 1.41 $33.71 $71,040
Management 15,770 35.4 0.73 $42.93 $104,690
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance 13,370 30.0 0.92 $10.25 $23,590
Personal Care and Service 12,670 28.5 1.01 $9.62 $23,590
Healthcare Support 12,460 28.0 0.91 $12.76 $28,010
Protective Service 8,570 19.2 0.77 $18.64 $40,370
Community and Social Service 6,740 15.1 1.03 $16.77 $37,310
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media 5,900 13.2 0.98 $17.86 $40,830
Architecture and Engineering 5,680 12.7 0.71 $29.90 $67,330
Life, Physical, and Social Science 2,640 5.9 0.70 $25.84 $59,450
Legal 2,510 5.6 0.72 $29.87 $82,430
Farming, Fishing, and Forestry 370 0.8 0.26 $14.08 $32,350
Percent of 18-24 Population
Without HS Degree
< 15%
15% - 25%
25% - 69.5%
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
1:700,000
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
Stress Indicator
Unemployed Labor Force
Over `16
0 % - 4%
4% - 15%
15% - 25%
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
1:700,000
Stress Indicator
Percent of Population
in Poverty
0% - 5%
5% - 10%
10% - 25%
25% - 85%
0 5 10 15 202.5
Miles
1:700,000
Stress Indicator
1,491
1,501
846
1,449
1,161
10,806
8,518
64,849
13,234
13,466
18,563
18,810
23,782
78,564
142,021
429,852
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Harrison
Mills
Washington
Saunders
Cass
Pottawattamie
Sarpy
Douglas
Population below
Poverty Line
Population above
Poverty Line
Stress Indicator
Commuting Patterns
Douglas - 55%
Washington - 21%
Pottawattamie - 20%
Sarpy - 4%
Saunders - < 1%
Douglas Sarpy Pottawattamie Cass Saunders Washington Harrison Mills
90%
Workers Staying in County of Residence
42% 57% 41% 57% 57% 56% 49%
Destinations of Workers Leaving County of Residence
Douglas - 52%
Pott - 33%
Sarpy - 15%
Cass - < 1%
Douglas - 89%
Sarpy - 6%
Harrison - 3%
Pottawattamie - 1%
Mills - < 1%
Saunders - < 1%
Cass - < 1%
Douglas - 74%
Sarpy - 18%
Cass - 6%
Pottawattamie - 1%
Washington - 1%
Douglas - 66%
Sarpy - 28%
Pottawattamie - 3%
Saunders - 2%
Mills - 1%
Washington - < 1%
Harrison - < 1%
Douglas - 87%
Sarpy - 10%
Mills - 1%
Harrison- 1%
Washington - 1%
Cass - < 1%
Saunders - < 1%
Douglas - 94%
Pottawattamie - 4%
Cass - 1%
Washington - < 1%
Saunders - < 1%
Mills - < 1%
Harrison - < 1%
Sarpy - 66%
Pottawattamie - 26%
Washington - 5%
Cass - 2%
Saunders - 1%
Harrison - 1%
Mills - < 1%
Questions?
Housing & Built Environment
LAND USE
in the Omaha-Council Bluffs
MetropolitanArea
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Douglas
Sarpy
Pottawattamie
Cass
Saunders
Washington
Mills
Harrison
Source: MAPA Land Use Crosswalk from County Assessors data
Acres in useCounties
(by population)
Percent of Total Acres
Farm Open,non-
public
Vacant Single-Family- Multifamily Commercial Industrial Public Highway
Logistics/Utilities
188,486
142,924
582,186
358,074
482,263
245,968
281,340
442,446
Land Use Inventory - All Uses
Land Use by Type Saunders Cass Washington Douglas* Sarpy* Pottawattamie* Harrison Mills
Farm 415,592.10 295,841.32 199,542.97 76,722.95 88,068.64 520,069.43 361,974.36 240,268.44
Open Space 27,299.81 27,780.40 18,696.71 19,435.99 12,562.97 15,213.01 63,283.52 23,313.89
Vacant 872.11 1,822.93 2,387.65 12,005.45 10,020.77 5,672.70 1,165.89 2,210.66
Single-Family 20,311.56 19,638.86 20,518.39 45,210.50 19,129.50 24,835.58 14,273.29 11,367.65
Multifamily 52.00 108.89 104.43 3,990.15 1,733.37 626.28 54.72 66.75
Commercial 637.07 655.21 420.41 7,241.72 2,358.86 2,251.19 432.53 648.55
Industrial 261.09 4,408.93 1,567.64 3,881.72 2,051.68 917.47 300.91 459.93
Public 11,535.84 751.55 687.85 8,494.50 4,194.29 5,279.51 475.12 991.08
Highway/Logistics/Utilities 5,701.90 7,066.06 2,041.51 11,503.29 2,803.62 6,320.83 485.27 2,013.55
482,263 358,074 245,968 188,486 142,924 581,186 442,446 281,340TOTAL ACRES IN USE
* Indicates counties for which irregularities in data skew totals lower than expected
Land Use Inventory
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Douglas
Sarpy
Pottawattamie
Cass
Saunders
Washington
Mills
Harrison
Source: MAPA Land Use Crosswalk from County Assessors data
Acres in useCounties
(by population)
Percentof Urbanized Acres
Single-Family- Multifamily Commercial Industrial Public Highway
Logistics/Utilities
80,322
32,271
40,231
32,630
25,340
25,340
15,548
16,022
Active Urban Land Uses
Housing Units byType
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
1 unit 2 to 4 units 5 to 20+ units
Percent of Occupied Housing Units
1,051,546
1,327,023
Total Housing
Units
Peer Regions
Omaha-Council Bluffs
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Denver
Minneapolis-St. Paul 969,154
64,982
292,887
722,902
46,996
281,648
860,168672,574
54,975
132,619
505,550399,904
26,955
78,691
231,730
352,684270,480
178,950
9,068
12,891
43,712
69,313
(by population)
Housing Typologies
Regional Peers
Dwelling Units Per Acre
0.000000000 - 3.000
3.001 - 6.000
6.001 - 12.00
12.01 - 20.00
20.01 - 50.00
50.01 - 155.8
Density of Housing
Unit Fabric
Core Urbanized Area
Housing Growth
1950-1960
+ 425
+ 5,544
+ 222
+ 727
+ 519
+ 600
+ 24,964
+ 3,297
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
*Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth
White indicates growth from 0 housing units
Housing Growth
1960-1970
+ 409
+ 4,602
+ 497
+ 916
+ 865
+ 648
+ 30,074
+ 7,837
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
*Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth
White indicates growth from 0 housing units
Housing Growth
1970-1980
+ 1,077
+ 5,113
+ 1,230
+ 1,836
+ 1,711
+ 1,387
+ 35,726
+ 10,650
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
*Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth
White indicates growth from 0 housing units
Housing Growth
1980-1990
+ 322
+ 2,585
+ 527
+ 1,154
+ 577
+ 955
+ 21,656
+ 8,169
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
*Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth
White indicates growth from 0 housing units
Housing Growth
1990-2000
+ 688
+ 4,392
+ 774
+ 1,644
+ 812
+ 1,376
+ 25,553
+ 10,392
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
*Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth
White indicates growth from 0 housing units
Housing Growth
2000-2010
+ 547
+ 4,035
+ 890
+ 1,278
+ 1,096
+ 1,207
+ 27,747
+ 16,788
Sarpy County
Douglas County
Washington County
Saunders County
Cass County
Mills County
Pottawattamie County
Harrison County
*Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth
White indicates growth from 0 housing units
Key Points
Growth in housing has been driven by single-family•	
residential structures
Early concentration in housing and built environment•	
has given way to lower-density development and
decentralization
In Omaha alone, between 1960 and 1990, the physical•	
footprint expanded 100% for 11% gain in population
Beginning
Inventory
Ending
Inventory
Net
Growth
Growth
Rate
1950 1959 82,995 119,293 36,298 44%
1960 1969 119,293 165,141 45,848 38%
1970 1979 165,141 223,871 58,730 36%
1980 1989 223,817 259,816 35,945 16%
1990 1999 259,816 305,967 46,151 18%
2000 2010 305,967 359,555 53,588 18%
Housing Growth in Omaha MSA
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
1950
and earlier
Built 1950 to
1959
Built 1960 to
1969
Built 1970 to
1979
Built 1980 to
1989
Built 1990 to
1999
Douglas
Sarpy
Pottawattamie
Cass
Saunders
Washington
Mills
Harrison
Built 2000 to
2010
52,189 24,964 30,074 35,726 21,656 25,553 27,747
3,318 3,297 7,837 10,650 8,169 10,932 16,788
13,004 5,544 4,602 5,113 2,585 4,392 4,035
3,547 727 916 1,836 1,154 1,644 1,278
3,594 519 865 1,711 577 812 1,096
2,097 600 648 1,387 955 1,376 1,207
1,952 222 497 1,230 527 774 890
3,294 425 409 1,077 322 668 547
Housing Growth by Decade
15%
13%
10%
16%
13%
10%
10 years or less:
10-20 years
20-30 years
30 - 40 years
40- 50 years
50 - 60 years
60+ years
53,588
46,151
35,945
58,730
45,848
36,298
82,995
Age of Housing
Percent all HHs Paying > 30%
of Income
14% - 25%
25% - 40%
40% - 50%
50% - 60%
60% - 66%
0 10 20 30 405
Miles
1:700,000
Housing Affordability
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Harrison
Mills
Washington
Saunders
Cass
Pottawattamie
Sarpy
Douglas
< 30%
> 30%
Percent of Occupied Housing Units
Percent of Income
58,823
14,820
9,536
2,125
1,482
1,723
1,111
1,163
Counties
(by population)
104,144
34,660
17,509
5,041
3,807
3,538
2,741
2,928
Housing Affordability
All Occupied Housing Units
Housing Ownership
4,736
4,648
6,107
6,567
7,993
25,753
41,233
127,954
1,268
957
1,347
1,535
1,794
10,574
16,526
71,622
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Harrison
Mills
Washington
Saunders
Cass
Pottawattamie
Sarpy
Douglas
Owner-occupied Renter-occupied
Low-Rent
Units
Section8
Units
Douglas
County
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Bellevue
Blair
Plattsmouth
Missouri Valley
Malvern
Weeping Water
1,161
7,673
982
50
375
60
53
20
20
78 1,083
2,904 4,769
295 687
50 0
100 275
60 0
53 0
20 0
20 0
Total Units
Public Housing
33%
41%
6%
9%
11%
Omaha Central
Omaha Suburban
SarpyEast
SarpyWest
Council Bluffs
52%
18%
3%
17%
10%
Omaha Central
Omaha Suburban
SarpyWest
Council Bluffs
SarpyEast
10,744,653 sq ft
13,362,896 sq ft
3,415,052 sq ft
2,975,102 sq ft
2,093,280 sq ft
12,448,278 sq ft
35,348,470 sq ft
11,667,150 sq ft
6,414,371 sq ft
1,831,699 sq ft
Retail Inventory
Industrial Inventory
Real Estate
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
LightIndustrial
Warehouse
Flex
Manufacturing
Percent of Total Inventory (Square Foot)
Omaha Central
Omaha Suburban
SarpyEast
SarpyWest
Council Bluffs
5,326,071
4,979,104
6,527,718
18,515,577
3,270,911
3,611,139
1,579,763
3,986,465 3,588,560
4,144,625
3,214,980
1,679,591
3,027,379
1,454,351
363,630
718,985
118,450 253,050
652,321
697,298
Industrial Real Estate Inventory
Urban Metro Core
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Class A
Class B
Class C
Omaha Central
Omaha Suburban
3,942,279 sq ft
10,059,105 sq ft
5,757,787 sq ft
1,274,599 sq ft
5,814,331 sq ft
3,084,647 sq ft2,673,140 sq ft
4,244,774 sq ft
2,673,140 sq ft
Percentof Total Inventory (Square Foot)
Office Real Estate Inventory
City of Omaha
Retail Omaha Central Omaha Suburban Sarpy East Sarpy West Council Bluffs
Freestanding 791,518 569,605 129,167 112,246 304,379
Strip Center 1,294,676 1,956,044 492,679 343,692 198,158
Neighborhood Center 2,836,029 3,429,392 357,632 303,165 650,167
Community Center 1,682,415 2,890,548 953,122 462,536 663,612
Big Box 1,749,860 2,576,999 160,680 578,226 817,893
Regional Center 2,390,155 1,433,539 704,923 780,843
Power Center 506,769 470,314
Retail Real Estate Inventory
Urban Metro Core
Retail Real Estate Inventory
Urban Metro Core
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
Freestanding
StripCenter
NeighborhoodCenter
Community Center
Big Box
Regional Center
Power Center
Percent of Total Inventory (Square Foot)
Omaha Central
Omaha Suburban
SarpyEast
SarpyWest
Council Bluffs
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Heartland 2050 meeting 2

  • 1. Land & Natural Resources
  • 5. Land Cover 1992 2001 2006 % Change 1992-2006 Urban 203.79 464.56 493.17 142.00% Agriculture 3042.28 2988.40 2962.13 -2.63% Grassland 642.44 614.49 604.15 -5.96% Forest 434.38 203.47 201.31 -53.66% Wetlands 34.13 69.29 75.87 122.27% Open Water 44.61 63.97 67.27 50.81% Other 5.64 3.00 3.26 -42.18% TOTAL 4,407.28 Change in Land Cover Square miles, 1992-2006
  • 6. Urbanization Rate 1990 2010 % Change Population (urbanized) 553,715 755,436 36% Urban Land (sq. miles) 204 493 142% Urban Land (acres) 130,424 315,630 142% Pop/Acre 4.25 2.39 -44% Pop/SqMi 2,717.11 1,531.79 -44%
  • 10. Suitability by the Numbers PRIME FARMLAND TOTALACRES TOTAL SQ MI All areas are prime farmland 959,569.98 1,499.33 Farmland of statewide importance 996,274.52 1,556.68 Not prime farmland 542,353.29 847.43 Prime farmland if drained 227,765.33 355.88 Prime Farmland if protected 608.80 0.95 Grand Total 2,726,571.91 4,260.27 BASEMENT SUITABILITY TOTALACRES TOTAL SQ MI Not limited 366,763.69 573.07 Not rated 92,756.57 144.93 Somewhat limited 1,188,775.45 1,857.45 Very limited 1,078,276.20 1,684.80 Grand Total 2,726,571.91 4,260.25
  • 11. 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles Hydrography 9,281 linear miles of streams and waterways 27 square miles of water bodies
  • 12. 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles Hydrography
  • 13. Dams - Year Complete Older than 50 years 30 - 50 years old Less than 30 years old 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles DamAge 69 of 457 Dams over 50 years old 40% built in past 30 years
  • 14. Dams - Hazard Status Low Significant High 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles Dam Hazard Status 10% of Dams classified as “High Hazard”
  • 18. Total Population 2010 MSA 865,350 NE-only 742,205 IA-only 123,145 Cass County, NE 25,241 Douglas County, NE 517,110 Sarpy County, NE 158,840 Saunders County, NE 20,780 Washington County, NE 20,234 Harrison County, IA 14,928 Mills County, IA 15,059 Pottawattamie County, IA 93,158 Total Population in 2010
  • 19. Population Growth/Decline 2000-2010 -80% - -50% -50% - -25% -25% - 0% 0% - 25% 25% - 50% 50% - 100% > 100% 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles 1:700,000 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County Population Growth
  • 20. Population Growth by Decade 100,000 200,000 300,000 400,000 500,000 600,000 700,000 800,000 900,000 1,000,000 PopulationGrowth MSA Cass County, NE Douglas County, NE Sarpy County, NE Saunders County, NE Harrison County, IA Mills County, IA Pottawattamie County, IA + 143,147 (+ 912%) + 236,090 (+ 84%) +420,536 (+95%) + 23,476 (+ 34%) Washington County, NE + 8,880 (+ 54%) + 8,723 (+ 76%) + 3,857 (+ 23%) + 995 (+ 7%) - 4,632 (- 24%) TotalPopulation Growth 2010200019901980197019601950
  • 21. Population Growth by Decade Total Population Growth 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s MSA 90,903 83,179 34,993 31,908 81,244 98,309 NE-only 80,457 82,094 33,515 37,663 73,887 93,081 IA-only 10,446 1,085 1,478 -5,755 7,357 5,228 Cass County, NE 1,460 255 2,221 1,021 3,016 907 Douglas County, NE 62,470 45,965 7,583 19,406 47,141 53,525 Sarpy County, NE 15,588 34,919 19,815 16,568 20,012 36,245 Saunders County, NE 347 -252 1,698 -431 1,545 950 Washington County, NE 592 1,207 2,198 1,099 2,173 1,454 Harrison County, IA -1,960 -1,360 108 -1,618 936 -738 Mills County, IA -1,014 -1,444 1,800 -204 1,345 512 Pottawattamie County, IA 13,420 3,889 -430 -3,933 5,076 5,454
  • 22. Birth Rate 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 MSA Cass County, NE Douglas County, NE Sarpy County, NE Saunders County, NE Washington County, NE Harrison County, IA Mills County, IA Pottawattamie County, IA Douglas County, NE Sarpy County, NE Cass County, NE Washington County, NE Saunders County, NE Pottawattamie County, IA Harrison County, IA Mills County, IA 28.5 31.2 26.0 23.3 23.0 21.8 19.9 12.5 0.3 8.1 16.1 15.9 14.4 13.0 10.4 10.4 5.1 3.6 MSA Crude Birth Rate (per 1,000 persons) Live Births per 1,000 People
  • 23. Natural Change Natural Growth 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s MSA No Data No Data 52,446 56,580 54,023 65,630 NE-only 64,274 68,872 49,859 54,400 52,786 66,273 IA-only No Data No Data 2,587 2,180 1,237 -643 Cass County, NE 2,037 1,806 1,322 1,579 1,171 1,002 Douglas County, NE 53,899 54,521 35,275 36,903 35,555 46,282 Sarpy County, NE 5,276 10,829 12,013 14,526 15,007 17,723 Saunders County, NE 1,798 975 511 670 586 682 Washington County, NE 1,264 741 738 722 467 584 Harrison County, IA No Data No Data -303 -432 -844 -925 Mills County, IA No Data No Data -650 75 -16 -283 Pottawattamie County, IA No Data No Data 3,540 2,537 2,097 565 Births Less Deaths
  • 24. Net Migration MSA Cass County, NE Douglas County, NE Sarpy County, NE Saunders County, NE Washington County, NE Harrison County, IA Mills County, IA Pottawattamie County, IA -40,000 -30,000 -20,000 -10,000 0 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s NetMigration NetMigration, Intercensal
  • 25. Net Migration Net Migration 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s MSA No Data No Data -17,453 -24,672 27,221 32,679 NE-only 16,183 13,222 -16,344 -16,737 21,101 26,808 IA-only No Data No Data -1,109 -7,935 6,120 5,871 Cass County, NE -577 -1,551 899 -558 1,845 -95 Douglas County, NE 8,571 -8,556 -27,692 -17,497 11,586 7,243 Sarpy County, NE 10,312 24,090 7,802 2,042 5,005 18,522 Saunders County, NE -1,451 -1,227 1,187 -1,101 959 268 Washington County, NE -672 466 1,460 377 1,706 870 Harrison County, IA No Data No Data 411 -1,186 1,780 187 Mills County, IA No Data No Data 2,450 -279 1,361 795 Pottawattamie County, IA No Data No Data -3,970 -6,470 2,979 4,889
  • 26. Race and Ethnicity 576,083 597,708 617,707 660,322 714,090 36,902 44,075 51,515 59,522 68,021 1,491 2,533 3,357 3,889 5,177 1,916 10,221 13,218 30,800 55,768 11,126 12,107 16,792 40,232 77,508 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 White African-American American Indian Asian/Pacific Islander Hispanic/Latino
  • 27. Age Distribution Median Age 17 - 18 18 - 25 25 - 32 32 - 40 40 - 47 47 - 55 55 - 87 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles 1:700,000 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County
  • 28. CommunityType 505,886 150,463 68,546 113 6,713 6,964 7,844 2,819 6,088 11,224 8,377 24,612 18,415 13,816 12,390 12,109 8,971 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Douglas County SarpyCounty Pottawattamie County Cass County Saunders County Washington County Harrison County MillsCounty Core Urbanized Area Urbanized Cluster Rural
  • 29. People Per Acre 0.000000000 - 3.000 3.001 - 10.00 10.01 - 25.00 25.01 - 50.00 50.01 - 100.0 100.1 - 500.0 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles 1:700,000 Population Density
  • 30. Jobs Per Acre 0.0004431 - 3.000 3.001 - 15.00 15.01 - 50.00 50.01 - 500.0 500.1 - 5942 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles 1:700,000 Employment Density
  • 31. Employment Employment December 2011 Avg Annual Wage Pct of US United States 131,254,162 49,660$ 100.0% NE-only 393,855 39,624$ 79.8% IA-only 45,987 38,636$ 77.8% MSA 439,842 42,527$ 85.6% Douglas 315,693 44,616$ 89.8% Sarpy 60,855 39,208$ 79.0% Pottawattamie 37,580 33,644$ 67.7% Washington 7,836 47,944$ 96.5% Cass 4,795 34,216$ 68.9% Saunders 4,676 31,460$ 63.4% Harrison 4,257 31,512$ 63.5% Mills 4,150 35,828$ 72.1%
  • 32. Unemployment Rate 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0% 10.0% 12.0% 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Omaha- Council Bluffs MSA US
  • 33. Employment by Industry Occupation (by NAICS Code) Employment Employment per 1000 jobs Location quotient Median hourly wage Annual mean wage (salary) All Occupations 445,490 1000 1.00 $15.93 $42,010 Office and Administrative Support 77,170 173.2 1.04 $14.35 $32,250 Sales and Related 52,040 116.8 1.10 $12.45 $37,540 Food Preparation and Serving Related 38,920 87.4 1.00 $8.97 $20,440 Transportation and Material Moving 36,500 81.9 1.22 $14.91 $35,370 Healthcare Practitioners and Technical 27,260 61.2 1.04 $26.08 $68,180 Education, Training, and Library 27,250 61.2 0.93 $18.59 $42,360 Business and Financial Operations 24,150 54.2 1.13 $27.81 $63,410 Production 24,000 53.9 0.83 $13.92 $32,470 Construction and Extraction 17,880 40.1 1.04 $18.31 $41,980 Installation, Maintenance, and Repair 17,000 38.2 0.98 $18.67 $42,300 Computer and Mathematical 16,630 37.3 1.41 $33.71 $71,040 Management 15,770 35.4 0.73 $42.93 $104,690 Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance 13,370 30.0 0.92 $10.25 $23,590 Personal Care and Service 12,670 28.5 1.01 $9.62 $23,590 Healthcare Support 12,460 28.0 0.91 $12.76 $28,010 Protective Service 8,570 19.2 0.77 $18.64 $40,370 Community and Social Service 6,740 15.1 1.03 $16.77 $37,310 Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media 5,900 13.2 0.98 $17.86 $40,830 Architecture and Engineering 5,680 12.7 0.71 $29.90 $67,330 Life, Physical, and Social Science 2,640 5.9 0.70 $25.84 $59,450 Legal 2,510 5.6 0.72 $29.87 $82,430 Farming, Fishing, and Forestry 370 0.8 0.26 $14.08 $32,350
  • 34. Percent of 18-24 Population Without HS Degree < 15% 15% - 25% 25% - 69.5% 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles 1:700,000 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County Stress Indicator
  • 35. Unemployed Labor Force Over `16 0 % - 4% 4% - 15% 15% - 25% 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles 1:700,000 Stress Indicator
  • 36. Percent of Population in Poverty 0% - 5% 5% - 10% 10% - 25% 25% - 85% 0 5 10 15 202.5 Miles 1:700,000 Stress Indicator
  • 37. 1,491 1,501 846 1,449 1,161 10,806 8,518 64,849 13,234 13,466 18,563 18,810 23,782 78,564 142,021 429,852 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Harrison Mills Washington Saunders Cass Pottawattamie Sarpy Douglas Population below Poverty Line Population above Poverty Line Stress Indicator
  • 38. Commuting Patterns Douglas - 55% Washington - 21% Pottawattamie - 20% Sarpy - 4% Saunders - < 1% Douglas Sarpy Pottawattamie Cass Saunders Washington Harrison Mills 90% Workers Staying in County of Residence 42% 57% 41% 57% 57% 56% 49% Destinations of Workers Leaving County of Residence Douglas - 52% Pott - 33% Sarpy - 15% Cass - < 1% Douglas - 89% Sarpy - 6% Harrison - 3% Pottawattamie - 1% Mills - < 1% Saunders - < 1% Cass - < 1% Douglas - 74% Sarpy - 18% Cass - 6% Pottawattamie - 1% Washington - 1% Douglas - 66% Sarpy - 28% Pottawattamie - 3% Saunders - 2% Mills - 1% Washington - < 1% Harrison - < 1% Douglas - 87% Sarpy - 10% Mills - 1% Harrison- 1% Washington - 1% Cass - < 1% Saunders - < 1% Douglas - 94% Pottawattamie - 4% Cass - 1% Washington - < 1% Saunders - < 1% Mills - < 1% Harrison - < 1% Sarpy - 66% Pottawattamie - 26% Washington - 5% Cass - 2% Saunders - 1% Harrison - 1% Mills - < 1%
  • 40. Housing & Built Environment
  • 41. LAND USE in the Omaha-Council Bluffs MetropolitanArea
  • 42. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Douglas Sarpy Pottawattamie Cass Saunders Washington Mills Harrison Source: MAPA Land Use Crosswalk from County Assessors data Acres in useCounties (by population) Percent of Total Acres Farm Open,non- public Vacant Single-Family- Multifamily Commercial Industrial Public Highway Logistics/Utilities 188,486 142,924 582,186 358,074 482,263 245,968 281,340 442,446 Land Use Inventory - All Uses
  • 43. Land Use by Type Saunders Cass Washington Douglas* Sarpy* Pottawattamie* Harrison Mills Farm 415,592.10 295,841.32 199,542.97 76,722.95 88,068.64 520,069.43 361,974.36 240,268.44 Open Space 27,299.81 27,780.40 18,696.71 19,435.99 12,562.97 15,213.01 63,283.52 23,313.89 Vacant 872.11 1,822.93 2,387.65 12,005.45 10,020.77 5,672.70 1,165.89 2,210.66 Single-Family 20,311.56 19,638.86 20,518.39 45,210.50 19,129.50 24,835.58 14,273.29 11,367.65 Multifamily 52.00 108.89 104.43 3,990.15 1,733.37 626.28 54.72 66.75 Commercial 637.07 655.21 420.41 7,241.72 2,358.86 2,251.19 432.53 648.55 Industrial 261.09 4,408.93 1,567.64 3,881.72 2,051.68 917.47 300.91 459.93 Public 11,535.84 751.55 687.85 8,494.50 4,194.29 5,279.51 475.12 991.08 Highway/Logistics/Utilities 5,701.90 7,066.06 2,041.51 11,503.29 2,803.62 6,320.83 485.27 2,013.55 482,263 358,074 245,968 188,486 142,924 581,186 442,446 281,340TOTAL ACRES IN USE * Indicates counties for which irregularities in data skew totals lower than expected Land Use Inventory
  • 44. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Douglas Sarpy Pottawattamie Cass Saunders Washington Mills Harrison Source: MAPA Land Use Crosswalk from County Assessors data Acres in useCounties (by population) Percentof Urbanized Acres Single-Family- Multifamily Commercial Industrial Public Highway Logistics/Utilities 80,322 32,271 40,231 32,630 25,340 25,340 15,548 16,022 Active Urban Land Uses
  • 46. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 1 unit 2 to 4 units 5 to 20+ units Percent of Occupied Housing Units 1,051,546 1,327,023 Total Housing Units Peer Regions Omaha-Council Bluffs Des Moines Oklahoma City Kansas City Denver Minneapolis-St. Paul 969,154 64,982 292,887 722,902 46,996 281,648 860,168672,574 54,975 132,619 505,550399,904 26,955 78,691 231,730 352,684270,480 178,950 9,068 12,891 43,712 69,313 (by population) Housing Typologies Regional Peers
  • 47. Dwelling Units Per Acre 0.000000000 - 3.000 3.001 - 6.000 6.001 - 12.00 12.01 - 20.00 20.01 - 50.00 50.01 - 155.8 Density of Housing Unit Fabric Core Urbanized Area
  • 48. Housing Growth 1950-1960 + 425 + 5,544 + 222 + 727 + 519 + 600 + 24,964 + 3,297 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County *Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth White indicates growth from 0 housing units
  • 49. Housing Growth 1960-1970 + 409 + 4,602 + 497 + 916 + 865 + 648 + 30,074 + 7,837 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County *Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth White indicates growth from 0 housing units
  • 50. Housing Growth 1970-1980 + 1,077 + 5,113 + 1,230 + 1,836 + 1,711 + 1,387 + 35,726 + 10,650 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County *Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth White indicates growth from 0 housing units
  • 51. Housing Growth 1980-1990 + 322 + 2,585 + 527 + 1,154 + 577 + 955 + 21,656 + 8,169 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County *Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth White indicates growth from 0 housing units
  • 52. Housing Growth 1990-2000 + 688 + 4,392 + 774 + 1,644 + 812 + 1,376 + 25,553 + 10,392 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County *Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth White indicates growth from 0 housing units
  • 53. Housing Growth 2000-2010 + 547 + 4,035 + 890 + 1,278 + 1,096 + 1,207 + 27,747 + 16,788 Sarpy County Douglas County Washington County Saunders County Cass County Mills County Pottawattamie County Harrison County *Red gradient indicates different levels of geometric growth White indicates growth from 0 housing units
  • 54. Key Points Growth in housing has been driven by single-family• residential structures Early concentration in housing and built environment• has given way to lower-density development and decentralization In Omaha alone, between 1960 and 1990, the physical• footprint expanded 100% for 11% gain in population
  • 55. Beginning Inventory Ending Inventory Net Growth Growth Rate 1950 1959 82,995 119,293 36,298 44% 1960 1969 119,293 165,141 45,848 38% 1970 1979 165,141 223,871 58,730 36% 1980 1989 223,817 259,816 35,945 16% 1990 1999 259,816 305,967 46,151 18% 2000 2010 305,967 359,555 53,588 18% Housing Growth in Omaha MSA
  • 56. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% 1950 and earlier Built 1950 to 1959 Built 1960 to 1969 Built 1970 to 1979 Built 1980 to 1989 Built 1990 to 1999 Douglas Sarpy Pottawattamie Cass Saunders Washington Mills Harrison Built 2000 to 2010 52,189 24,964 30,074 35,726 21,656 25,553 27,747 3,318 3,297 7,837 10,650 8,169 10,932 16,788 13,004 5,544 4,602 5,113 2,585 4,392 4,035 3,547 727 916 1,836 1,154 1,644 1,278 3,594 519 865 1,711 577 812 1,096 2,097 600 648 1,387 955 1,376 1,207 1,952 222 497 1,230 527 774 890 3,294 425 409 1,077 322 668 547 Housing Growth by Decade
  • 57. 15% 13% 10% 16% 13% 10% 10 years or less: 10-20 years 20-30 years 30 - 40 years 40- 50 years 50 - 60 years 60+ years 53,588 46,151 35,945 58,730 45,848 36,298 82,995 Age of Housing
  • 58. Percent all HHs Paying > 30% of Income 14% - 25% 25% - 40% 40% - 50% 50% - 60% 60% - 66% 0 10 20 30 405 Miles 1:700,000 Housing Affordability
  • 59. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Harrison Mills Washington Saunders Cass Pottawattamie Sarpy Douglas < 30% > 30% Percent of Occupied Housing Units Percent of Income 58,823 14,820 9,536 2,125 1,482 1,723 1,111 1,163 Counties (by population) 104,144 34,660 17,509 5,041 3,807 3,538 2,741 2,928 Housing Affordability All Occupied Housing Units
  • 60. Housing Ownership 4,736 4,648 6,107 6,567 7,993 25,753 41,233 127,954 1,268 957 1,347 1,535 1,794 10,574 16,526 71,622 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Harrison Mills Washington Saunders Cass Pottawattamie Sarpy Douglas Owner-occupied Renter-occupied
  • 61. Low-Rent Units Section8 Units Douglas County Omaha Council Bluffs Bellevue Blair Plattsmouth Missouri Valley Malvern Weeping Water 1,161 7,673 982 50 375 60 53 20 20 78 1,083 2,904 4,769 295 687 50 0 100 275 60 0 53 0 20 0 20 0 Total Units Public Housing
  • 62. 33% 41% 6% 9% 11% Omaha Central Omaha Suburban SarpyEast SarpyWest Council Bluffs 52% 18% 3% 17% 10% Omaha Central Omaha Suburban SarpyWest Council Bluffs SarpyEast 10,744,653 sq ft 13,362,896 sq ft 3,415,052 sq ft 2,975,102 sq ft 2,093,280 sq ft 12,448,278 sq ft 35,348,470 sq ft 11,667,150 sq ft 6,414,371 sq ft 1,831,699 sq ft Retail Inventory Industrial Inventory Real Estate
  • 63. 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% LightIndustrial Warehouse Flex Manufacturing Percent of Total Inventory (Square Foot) Omaha Central Omaha Suburban SarpyEast SarpyWest Council Bluffs 5,326,071 4,979,104 6,527,718 18,515,577 3,270,911 3,611,139 1,579,763 3,986,465 3,588,560 4,144,625 3,214,980 1,679,591 3,027,379 1,454,351 363,630 718,985 118,450 253,050 652,321 697,298 Industrial Real Estate Inventory Urban Metro Core
  • 64. 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100% Class A Class B Class C Omaha Central Omaha Suburban 3,942,279 sq ft 10,059,105 sq ft 5,757,787 sq ft 1,274,599 sq ft 5,814,331 sq ft 3,084,647 sq ft2,673,140 sq ft 4,244,774 sq ft 2,673,140 sq ft Percentof Total Inventory (Square Foot) Office Real Estate Inventory City of Omaha
  • 65. Retail Omaha Central Omaha Suburban Sarpy East Sarpy West Council Bluffs Freestanding 791,518 569,605 129,167 112,246 304,379 Strip Center 1,294,676 1,956,044 492,679 343,692 198,158 Neighborhood Center 2,836,029 3,429,392 357,632 303,165 650,167 Community Center 1,682,415 2,890,548 953,122 462,536 663,612 Big Box 1,749,860 2,576,999 160,680 578,226 817,893 Regional Center 2,390,155 1,433,539 704,923 780,843 Power Center 506,769 470,314 Retail Real Estate Inventory Urban Metro Core
  • 66. Retail Real Estate Inventory Urban Metro Core 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Freestanding StripCenter NeighborhoodCenter Community Center Big Box Regional Center Power Center Percent of Total Inventory (Square Foot) Omaha Central Omaha Suburban SarpyEast SarpyWest Council Bluffs