The Martinez Economic Snapshot measures the performance of our local economy based on five main components, all of which
CITY OF MARTINEZ
2ND QUARTER 2017
Economic Snapshot AN OVERVIEW OF OUR LOCAL ECONOMY
The Martinez Economic Snapshot measures the performance of our local economy based on five main components, all of which are equally weighted and seasonally adjusted. We use 2010 as the base year, starting with a value of 100.
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When compared to Q1 2010, current performance is up 103.5% with significant increases in all five components, as shown below. Average home prices were $650k in Q2 2017, up from $378k in Q1 2010, an increase of 72%. Properties stayed on the market an average of 26 days and there were 132 closed sales. Total valuation of building permits issued was over $5.5 million, up more than $3.9 million compared to Q1 2010. Employment remains strong with nearly 20,000 Martinez residents employed, 2,400 more residents than in Q1 2010. Sales Tax revenue was over $1.2 million, up almost $500k from Q1 2010. Transient Occupancy Tax revenue was over $152k, the highest grossing quarter since Q1 2010.
Current Performance 103.5%
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CHANGES OVER THE YEARS ...a look at how our economy has performed 250
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Economic Performance
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SNAPSHOT COMPONENTS -Q2 2017 compared to Q1 2010-
HOUSING
72.2%
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BUILDING
241.6%
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EMPLOYMENT
13.7%
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SALES TAX
65.3%
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TOT
24.8%
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Performance Compared to One Year Ago 11.8%
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Published February 2018 I Calen Chapman Consulting / Chabin Consulting
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12.3%
City of Martinez- Economic Development Division Zach Seal, Economic Development Coordinator (925) 372-3563 I
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