This document summarizes the key findings of a housing analysis for Rockingham County. It analyzes the existing housing stock, expected future units, and potential future units. It breaks units down by type, number of bedrooms, value, and lot size. Key findings include that single family homes make up the majority of units, values and lots sizes vary significantly between precincts, and certain precincts have higher proportions of manufactured homes or more diverse housing options.
The document discusses several housing market metrics and trends. It provides graphs and data on pending home sales, mortgage rates, home prices, inventory levels, foreclosure rates and days to foreclosure. Resources with links to the underlying data sources are also included. The document aims to inform readers about the current state of the US housing market.
For the week ending April 19th:
- New listings decreased 2.8% to 1,571.
- Pending sales decreased 5.3% to 1,227.
- Inventory decreased 0.5% to 14,148.
For the month of March:
- Median sales price increased 7.6% to $189,950.
- Days on market decreased 12% to 95.
- Months supply of inventory decreased 6.1% to 3.1.
August 2016 Boston Real Estate Market TrendsAnna Burns
- Closed sales for single-family homes decreased 0.4% in August 2016 compared to the previous year, while closed sales for condominiums decreased 4.1%. Pending sales increased for both single-family homes and condominiums. Inventory decreased significantly for both property types.
- The median sales price increased substantially for both single-family homes (+8.7%) and condominiums (+9.4%) in August 2016 compared to the previous year. Days on the market increased slightly for single-family homes but decreased for condominiums.
- Low inventory continues to be a major factor impacting the real estate market, keeping prices high despite slowing sales in some areas. Builders
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- The document provides real estate data for The Woodlands, Texas for June 2016 and comparisons to 2015 including listing inventory, homes sold, average and median sold prices, average price per square foot, average days on market, and months of inventory. It includes charts showing this data monthly from January 2015 to June 2016.
- Home listing inventory was 875 in June 2016, up from 863 the previous month but lower than 912 in June 2015. The average sold home price was $489,733, higher than the previous two months but lower than the year before. The median sold price was $58,750, lower than the average.
- Other charts show trends in contracts written, average sold price versus median price
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MODX is an open source content management system framework written in PHP. It provides features like a rich text editor, versioning, templates, and extensions. MODX has a modular architecture that uses elements like templates, template variables, chunks, snippets, and plugins as building blocks. The MODX manager provides an interface for backend administration and content creation.
The WayCon SX200 Draw Wire Sensor is designed for an installation directly in the head of a hydraulic cylinder. The sensor reliably determines the exact position of the
cylinders piston and emits an equivalent output signal by its sensor element. The draw wire mechanics gets installed in the pressurised area whereas the sensor element
(an absolute encoder) is attached at the outside of the cylinder.
The SX200 is particularly suitable for long stroke cylinders and telescope cylinders with pressurized oil filled housings. By giving feed back signals to a machine control unit
it is possible to control the position of a cylinder, to program specific movements, or to manage synchronous movements of several cylinders. Due to its small overall size,
its short assembly time and its possible customisation, this sensor technology is a cost-effective and flexible solution for a wide range of industrial applications.
The document discusses several housing market metrics and trends. It provides graphs and data on pending home sales, mortgage rates, home prices, inventory levels, foreclosure rates and days to foreclosure. Resources with links to the underlying data sources are also included. The document aims to inform readers about the current state of the US housing market.
For the week ending April 19th:
- New listings decreased 2.8% to 1,571.
- Pending sales decreased 5.3% to 1,227.
- Inventory decreased 0.5% to 14,148.
For the month of March:
- Median sales price increased 7.6% to $189,950.
- Days on market decreased 12% to 95.
- Months supply of inventory decreased 6.1% to 3.1.
August 2016 Boston Real Estate Market TrendsAnna Burns
- Closed sales for single-family homes decreased 0.4% in August 2016 compared to the previous year, while closed sales for condominiums decreased 4.1%. Pending sales increased for both single-family homes and condominiums. Inventory decreased significantly for both property types.
- The median sales price increased substantially for both single-family homes (+8.7%) and condominiums (+9.4%) in August 2016 compared to the previous year. Days on the market increased slightly for single-family homes but decreased for condominiums.
- Low inventory continues to be a major factor impacting the real estate market, keeping prices high despite slowing sales in some areas. Builders
The Woodlands Home Sales Report June 2016Mary J Feece
- The document provides real estate data for The Woodlands, Texas for June 2016 and comparisons to 2015 including listing inventory, homes sold, average and median sold prices, average price per square foot, average days on market, and months of inventory. It includes charts showing this data monthly from January 2015 to June 2016.
- Home listing inventory was 875 in June 2016, up from 863 the previous month but lower than 912 in June 2015. The average sold home price was $489,733, higher than the previous two months but lower than the year before. The median sold price was $58,750, lower than the average.
- Other charts show trends in contracts written, average sold price versus median price
Unleashing Creative Freedom with MODX (2015-09-03 at GroningenPHP)Mark Hamstra
MODX is an open source content management system framework written in PHP. It provides features like a rich text editor, versioning, templates, and extensions. MODX has a modular architecture that uses elements like templates, template variables, chunks, snippets, and plugins as building blocks. The MODX manager provides an interface for backend administration and content creation.
The WayCon SX200 Draw Wire Sensor is designed for an installation directly in the head of a hydraulic cylinder. The sensor reliably determines the exact position of the
cylinders piston and emits an equivalent output signal by its sensor element. The draw wire mechanics gets installed in the pressurised area whereas the sensor element
(an absolute encoder) is attached at the outside of the cylinder.
The SX200 is particularly suitable for long stroke cylinders and telescope cylinders with pressurized oil filled housings. By giving feed back signals to a machine control unit
it is possible to control the position of a cylinder, to program specific movements, or to manage synchronous movements of several cylinders. Due to its small overall size,
its short assembly time and its possible customisation, this sensor technology is a cost-effective and flexible solution for a wide range of industrial applications.
The document describes SDFC-You, a proposed online platform to help credit union members manage their personal finances. In the short term, it would replace the current family center website and allow members to find relevant products, services, and educational content based on their life stage and personal situation. Long term, the system would be integrated with online banking to provide personalized recommendations using member data. The platform aims to proactively meet members' financial needs and help them avoid problems through customized support.
Mr. Thabang Chiloane has extensive experience working in both the public and private sectors in South Africa and Australia. He has held communications roles in the South African government including the Presidency and the Deputy President's office. In the private sector, he has worked for companies like Nedbank and Absa Bank. Through his work and education, he has gained skills in areas like political analysis, speech writing, and stakeholder relations. Now, through his business Kgwebo yaChiloane, he provides services to help other build business and government relations, including training and advisory work.
Rahul Patil is seeking a challenging position in network support where he can utilize over 2 years of experience as a Network Support Engineer. He has administered and managed network operations and hardware maintenance independently. Rahul holds certifications in A+, N+, and CCNA and has expertise in configuring Cisco, LAN, WAN environments and monitoring systems to improve performance. He currently works as a Support Engineer for Mphasis, an HP company, where he is responsible for supporting a 1000 user LAN network and resolving tickets within SLA timelines.
7 мая в Рыбинске состоялась церемония зажжения Вечного огня. Сам огонь в специальной капсуле прибыл в наш город накануне из Москвы.
Путь огня начался 6 мая. Факелы, зажженные от Вечного огня, расположенного у стен Кремля, разъехались в 34 российских города. В их числе был и Рыбинск. Специальная капсула прибыла в воинскую часть в микрорайоне Мариевка.
This document summarizes a real estate market update and forecast seminar presented by Joshua Wilton of Weichert Realtors Princeton. The seminar agenda included a history of the local real estate market, a 2012 market forecast, and strategies for buying and selling. Key points from the market history included an increase in home listings from 2010 to 2009 across several NJ/PA counties and historically low interest rates in 2011-2012. The forecast predicted continued low supply and high demand driving the market.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert Realtors broker. The seminar covered current market conditions in Princeton and surrounding areas of NJ, including inventory levels, absorption rates, and strategies for buyers and sellers. Recent housing data showed a slowdown in sales and rising inventory due to the expiration of federal tax credits. Absorption rates varied by price range, with higher-priced homes taking longer to sell.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert Realtors broker. The seminar covered current market conditions in Princeton and surrounding areas of NJ, including inventory levels, absorption rates, and strategies for buyers and sellers. Recent housing data showed a slowdown in sales and rising inventory due to the expiration of federal tax credits. Absorption rates varied by price range, with higher-priced homes taking longer to sell.
This document summarizes a real estate market update and forecast seminar presented by Joshua D Wilton of Weichert Realtors Princeton, NJ. The summary includes:
1. A brief history of the local real estate market over the past 4 years showing an increase in homes for sale.
2. Current market conditions including historically low interest rates and a housing affordability index over 100, indicating buyers have more than enough money for a median home.
3. A forecast that supply will continue to exceed demand in the long term due to a decline in housing permits since 2000 and steady population growth in Mercer County.
The document summarizes a real estate market update and forecast seminar for the Princeton and Greater Princeton, NJ area. It discusses the state of the local housing market in 2010, forecasts modest growth for 2011, and provides strategies for buying and selling real estate based on current supply and demand trends in local towns.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by Joshua Wilton of Weichert Realtors Princeton. The seminar analyzed the Princeton and Greater Princeton real estate markets, including current market conditions, inventory trends in local towns, and strategies for buyers and sellers. National and local housing data was presented showing signs of market recovery in 2010 as inventory levels stabilized and demand increased.
November 2015 - Market Snapshot - General OverviewMLSListings Inc
The document provides a market snapshot comparing housing market statistics from November 2015 to November 2014 and October 2015 for several counties in California. It shows that in November 2015 compared to the previous year, inventory increased for most counties while closed sales decreased. Median and average home prices generally increased between 5-20% year-over-year.
This document provides an overview and inventory of land use and assets in the 16 neighborhoods that make up Central City South in Phoenix, Arizona. It describes the demographics of the area and provides detailed information on each individual neighborhood, including the types and amounts of residential properties, commercial properties, parks, schools, and vacant land. For each neighborhood, it outlines the number and percentage of parcels dedicated to different uses such as single-family homes, multi-family housing, commercial properties, parks, and others. The goal of the document is to provide stakeholders and residents with information on opportunities in their community.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert broker. The seminar analyzes housing markets in Princeton and the surrounding area, and offers strategies for buying and selling properties. It provides data on current inventory levels, absorption rates, pending sales and price trends to give an understanding of the local real estate market conditions.
April 2015 - Market Snapshot - General Overview MLSListings Inc
This document provides market data for single family homes and condos/townhouses in several counties in California for April 2015 compared to April 2014 and March 2015. The data shows that for April 2015 compared to the previous year, inventory increased for most counties while median and average prices, total dollar volume, and new listings decreased for many counties. Compared to March 2015, closed sales increased for most counties while other metrics like median price and days on market decreased for some counties.
The Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission is updating their 2010 Rural Long Range Transportation Plan to better prepare rural communities for Virginia's changing transportation funding environment under House Bill 2, as rural localities will need to provide more data and justification to compete for limited transportation dollars. The updated plan will serve as a roadmap for rural areas to define priorities, implementation strategies, and justify future state investments to support project applications. By easing the burden on local officials, the planning district commission is reworking the previous plan which had limited impact to better position rural communities for the new transportation funding process.
The document summarizes how the Interstate Highway System in the US negatively impacted urban African American communities and neighborhoods. It uses the case study of Montgomery, Alabama to show how local highway officials deliberately routed Interstate 85 through the historic Centennial Hill neighborhood, destroying the middle-class black community. The highway director, Sam Engelhardt, had a history of segregationist policies and faced opposition to the proposed route at a public hearing, but the plan was approved anyway, displacing residents and disrupting the social and economic ties in the community. The routing of highways often targeted thriving African American areas under the guise of "urban renewal" and slum clearance.
This document proposes converting Interstate 85 in Montgomery, Alabama to a multi-modal boulevard. This would reconnect five neighborhoods separated by the highway - Five Points, Sayre Street, Perry Street, High Street, and Centennial Hill. Removing the highway presents an opportunity to repair the urban fabric that was damaged when it was constructed in the 1960s. It would allow over 75 acres of developable land currently occupied by the highway right-of-way to be reclaimed. Converting it to a boulevard could improve traffic, reconnect the street grid, and promote economic growth in the downtown area.
The document describes SDFC-You, a proposed online platform to help credit union members manage their personal finances. In the short term, it would replace the current family center website and allow members to find relevant products, services, and educational content based on their life stage and personal situation. Long term, the system would be integrated with online banking to provide personalized recommendations using member data. The platform aims to proactively meet members' financial needs and help them avoid problems through customized support.
Mr. Thabang Chiloane has extensive experience working in both the public and private sectors in South Africa and Australia. He has held communications roles in the South African government including the Presidency and the Deputy President's office. In the private sector, he has worked for companies like Nedbank and Absa Bank. Through his work and education, he has gained skills in areas like political analysis, speech writing, and stakeholder relations. Now, through his business Kgwebo yaChiloane, he provides services to help other build business and government relations, including training and advisory work.
Rahul Patil is seeking a challenging position in network support where he can utilize over 2 years of experience as a Network Support Engineer. He has administered and managed network operations and hardware maintenance independently. Rahul holds certifications in A+, N+, and CCNA and has expertise in configuring Cisco, LAN, WAN environments and monitoring systems to improve performance. He currently works as a Support Engineer for Mphasis, an HP company, where he is responsible for supporting a 1000 user LAN network and resolving tickets within SLA timelines.
7 мая в Рыбинске состоялась церемония зажжения Вечного огня. Сам огонь в специальной капсуле прибыл в наш город накануне из Москвы.
Путь огня начался 6 мая. Факелы, зажженные от Вечного огня, расположенного у стен Кремля, разъехались в 34 российских города. В их числе был и Рыбинск. Специальная капсула прибыла в воинскую часть в микрорайоне Мариевка.
This document summarizes a real estate market update and forecast seminar presented by Joshua Wilton of Weichert Realtors Princeton. The seminar agenda included a history of the local real estate market, a 2012 market forecast, and strategies for buying and selling. Key points from the market history included an increase in home listings from 2010 to 2009 across several NJ/PA counties and historically low interest rates in 2011-2012. The forecast predicted continued low supply and high demand driving the market.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert Realtors broker. The seminar covered current market conditions in Princeton and surrounding areas of NJ, including inventory levels, absorption rates, and strategies for buyers and sellers. Recent housing data showed a slowdown in sales and rising inventory due to the expiration of federal tax credits. Absorption rates varied by price range, with higher-priced homes taking longer to sell.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert Realtors broker. The seminar covered current market conditions in Princeton and surrounding areas of NJ, including inventory levels, absorption rates, and strategies for buyers and sellers. Recent housing data showed a slowdown in sales and rising inventory due to the expiration of federal tax credits. Absorption rates varied by price range, with higher-priced homes taking longer to sell.
This document summarizes a real estate market update and forecast seminar presented by Joshua D Wilton of Weichert Realtors Princeton, NJ. The summary includes:
1. A brief history of the local real estate market over the past 4 years showing an increase in homes for sale.
2. Current market conditions including historically low interest rates and a housing affordability index over 100, indicating buyers have more than enough money for a median home.
3. A forecast that supply will continue to exceed demand in the long term due to a decline in housing permits since 2000 and steady population growth in Mercer County.
The document summarizes a real estate market update and forecast seminar for the Princeton and Greater Princeton, NJ area. It discusses the state of the local housing market in 2010, forecasts modest growth for 2011, and provides strategies for buying and selling real estate based on current supply and demand trends in local towns.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by Joshua Wilton of Weichert Realtors Princeton. The seminar analyzed the Princeton and Greater Princeton real estate markets, including current market conditions, inventory trends in local towns, and strategies for buyers and sellers. National and local housing data was presented showing signs of market recovery in 2010 as inventory levels stabilized and demand increased.
November 2015 - Market Snapshot - General OverviewMLSListings Inc
The document provides a market snapshot comparing housing market statistics from November 2015 to November 2014 and October 2015 for several counties in California. It shows that in November 2015 compared to the previous year, inventory increased for most counties while closed sales decreased. Median and average home prices generally increased between 5-20% year-over-year.
This document provides an overview and inventory of land use and assets in the 16 neighborhoods that make up Central City South in Phoenix, Arizona. It describes the demographics of the area and provides detailed information on each individual neighborhood, including the types and amounts of residential properties, commercial properties, parks, schools, and vacant land. For each neighborhood, it outlines the number and percentage of parcels dedicated to different uses such as single-family homes, multi-family housing, commercial properties, parks, and others. The goal of the document is to provide stakeholders and residents with information on opportunities in their community.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert broker. The seminar analyzes housing markets in Princeton and the surrounding area, and offers strategies for buying and selling properties. It provides data on current inventory levels, absorption rates, pending sales and price trends to give an understanding of the local real estate market conditions.
April 2015 - Market Snapshot - General Overview MLSListings Inc
This document provides market data for single family homes and condos/townhouses in several counties in California for April 2015 compared to April 2014 and March 2015. The data shows that for April 2015 compared to the previous year, inventory increased for most counties while median and average prices, total dollar volume, and new listings decreased for many counties. Compared to March 2015, closed sales increased for most counties while other metrics like median price and days on market decreased for some counties.
The Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission is updating their 2010 Rural Long Range Transportation Plan to better prepare rural communities for Virginia's changing transportation funding environment under House Bill 2, as rural localities will need to provide more data and justification to compete for limited transportation dollars. The updated plan will serve as a roadmap for rural areas to define priorities, implementation strategies, and justify future state investments to support project applications. By easing the burden on local officials, the planning district commission is reworking the previous plan which had limited impact to better position rural communities for the new transportation funding process.
The document summarizes how the Interstate Highway System in the US negatively impacted urban African American communities and neighborhoods. It uses the case study of Montgomery, Alabama to show how local highway officials deliberately routed Interstate 85 through the historic Centennial Hill neighborhood, destroying the middle-class black community. The highway director, Sam Engelhardt, had a history of segregationist policies and faced opposition to the proposed route at a public hearing, but the plan was approved anyway, displacing residents and disrupting the social and economic ties in the community. The routing of highways often targeted thriving African American areas under the guise of "urban renewal" and slum clearance.
This document proposes converting Interstate 85 in Montgomery, Alabama to a multi-modal boulevard. This would reconnect five neighborhoods separated by the highway - Five Points, Sayre Street, Perry Street, High Street, and Centennial Hill. Removing the highway presents an opportunity to repair the urban fabric that was damaged when it was constructed in the 1960s. It would allow over 75 acres of developable land currently occupied by the highway right-of-way to be reclaimed. Converting it to a boulevard could improve traffic, reconnect the street grid, and promote economic growth in the downtown area.
This document is a candidate's thesis for a Master of Community Planning degree from Auburn University. It examines the history of elevated urban freeways and their impact on cities. It then discusses efforts to remove urban freeways and replace them with urban boulevards to revive urban areas. Case studies are presented on boulevards created in San Francisco, Boston, and Milwaukee after removing urban freeways. Metrics such as population density, diversity, housing, and development are analyzed to evaluate the impact of the boulevard projects. The thesis concludes by assessing the success of replacing freeways with boulevards in reviving the three urban areas.
The document outlines Rockingham County, Virginia's Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and Operations Plan called "Rockingham 2020". The CIP is a 5-year plan to guide major capital projects for infrastructure maintenance and improvements. It identifies needed projects, costs, priorities, timelines, and funding sources. The Operations Plan complements the CIP by identifying costs to maintain current service levels and anticipate increased demand. The CIP includes projects for education, public safety, public works, and other areas totaling $164.7 million over 5 years. Proposed funding sources include the capital fund, dedicated sources, state matching funds, debt financing, and grants.
The document summarizes Rockingham County, Virginia's Capital Improvements Program for fiscal years 2016-2020. It outlines 45 capital project requests totaling $164.7 million from various county departments. The largest categories are education (24%), public safety (35%), and public works (33%). It then provides details on each of the 9 education project requests totaling $39.4 million, including digital conversion of schools, bus replacement, and facility maintenance. The program aims to anticipate future needs, avoid duplication, and help spread costs over multiple years.
3. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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This Housing Analysis seeks to determine the existing, expected and potential stock of residential housing units
in Rockingham County. For purposes of this study, Housing Stock consists of five categories: housing units on
property zoned for agriculture, timeshare units, all other housing units on residentially zoned property, expected
units, and potential units. Expected Units includes a count of all platted but vacant parcels within residential
subdivisions and any proffered number of units on planned or proffered residential developments. Potential
Units includes all parcels over 2 acres; zoned R‐1, R‐2, R‐3, RV (Rural Village District), or within a town; and not
limited by a proffered number of units.
The number of potential units has been estimated based upon the minimum lot size for single family detached
units in each zoning district. Residential Units and Timeshare Units have been analyzed by unit type, by the
number of bedrooms in the unit, and by value, defined as the land value plus the value of the improvements.
Single family detached units, a subset of residential units, have been analyzed by lot size.
19221
1877
16217
3305
6427
0
5000
10000
15000
20000
25000
Housing Stock: Existing, Expected, and Potential
Agriculture Dwelling
Timeshare Units
Residential Units
Expected Units
Potential Units
691
1316
288
986
3146
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000 Potential Lots
Town Units
RV Units
R3 Units
R2 Units
R1 Units
7%
19%
58%
13%
3%
Bedrooms
1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 Bedroom
4 Bedroom 5 + Bedroom
64%
5%
4%
12%
5% 10%
Unit Type
Single Family Detached Duplexes
Townhouses Apartments
Manufactured Homes Timeshare
Average home value: $186,715 Median home value: $162,500
Housing Values Quartiles:
Less than $117,900 $117,900 to $162,500 $162,500 to $232,700 More than $232,700
Average lot size: 1.055 acres Median lot size: .381 acre
Lot Size Quartiles:
More than 0.595 acre 0.381 to 0.595 acre 0.275 to 0.381 acre Less than 0.275 acre
4. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Housing Types Do Not Include Agriculturally Zoned Properties
Edom, North River, and Port Republic districts have the highest percentages of
manufactured homes
Massanetta Springs and Bridgewater districts have the most diverse housing options
beyond single family detached homes
Bergton, Melrose, and Cross Keys districts are the only precincts with only single family
detached dwellings
6. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Housing Values Do Not Include Agriculturally Zoned Properties
Crossroads precinct (79%) has the largest percentage of homes within the highest
quartile of home values
Port Republic precinct (65%) and North River precinct (64%) have the largest
percentages of homes within the lowest quartile
8. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Lot Size Only Includes Single Family Detached Units
Bergton, Cross Keys, and Keezletown have the highest percentages of lot sizes within
the 4th
quartile.
Dayton, McGaheysville, and Broadway have the most equal distribution of units within
each lot size quartile.
Timberville and Elkton districts have the highest percentage of homes within the lowest
quartile.
10. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Housing Stock Does Not Include Agriculturally Zoned Properties or Timeshare Units
Stony Run Election Precinct (Massanutten Resort) has the most existing units – primarily
timeshare units
Massanetta Springs Precinct is expected to nearly double the number of existing units
Elkton has the greatest potential number of units, while Fulks Run has the greatest
potential percentage increase
12. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Housing Types Do Not Include Agriculturally Zoned Properties
Elementary
School
Agriculture
Dwelling
Single Family
Detached
APT/
Condo
Town‐
house
Duplex
MFD
Home
Time‐
share
Cub Run 1392 982 417 275 489 173 0
Elkton 929 810 237 13 0 6 0
Fulks Run 1659 112 2 0 0 5 0
John C. Myers 936 1005 334 213 73 32 0
John Wayland 733 2067 524 53 79 1 0
Lacey Spring 1706 195 0 0 0 5 0
Linville Edom 965 244 5 0 0 11 0
McGaheysville 534 1606 10 6 52 14 1877
Mountain View 3618 958 68 0 6 6 0
Ottobine 1263 193 0 0 0 12 0
Peak View 800 950 187 0 122 257 0
Plains 1378 911 159 92 10 21 0
Pleasant Valley 832 284 25 59 123 1 0
River Bend 1761 358 0 5 10 145 0
South River 694 848 119 90 0 127 0
Approximately half of
the units in the
McGaheysville School
District are Timeshare
Units, which have no
impact on public
schools
Cub Run and John C.
Myers Districts have
the most non‐SFD units
Linville, Lacey Springs,
and Ottobine have the
highest percentages of
SFD units
13. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Housing Values Do Not Include Agriculturally Zoned Properties
Elementary School 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
Cub Run 371 324 753 855
Elkton 551 305 151 64
Fulks Run 39 45 24 11
John C. Myers 604 504 394 156
John Wayland 471 666 903 689
Lacey Spring 55 68 55 22
Linville Edom 55 85 84 31
McGaheysville 196 871 1058 1243
Mountain View 59 125 367 487
Ottobine 50 84 4 17
Peak View 264 148 161 779
Plains 613 404 138 37
Pleasant Valley 93 257 75 58
River Bend 133 100 164 113
South River 564 400 176 43
Peak View has the
highest percentage of
homes within the 4th
quartile
Plains and Elkton have
the highest
percentages of homes
within the 1st
quartile
Riverbend and John
Wayland have the most
equal distributions of
housing values within
each quartile
14. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Lot Size Only Includes Single Family Detached Units
Elementary School 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
Cub Run 241 205 328 244
Elkton 474 108 79 149
Fulks Run 0 0 7 105
John C. Myers 240 324 249 223
John Wayland 489 748 571 344
Lacey Spring 2 5 47 141
Linville Edom 20 19 68 142
McGaheysville 236 955 253 241
Mountain View 21 226 435 282
Ottobine 1 44 80 68
Peak View 60 379 487 276
Plains 406 178 132 206
Pleasant Valley 100 27 80 83
River Bend 54 106 44 193
South River 323 314 108 109
Fulks Run has the
highest percentage of
units within the 4th
quartile
Elkton has the highest
percentage of units
within the 1st
quartile
John C Myers and Cub
Run have the most
equal distribution of lot
sizes within each
quartile
15. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Housing Stock Does Not Include Agriculturally Zoned Properties or Timeshare Units
Elementary School Existing Expected Expected Growth Potential Potential Growth
Cub Run 2303 1258 55% 541 23%
Elkton 1071 65 6% 1886 176%
Fulks Run 119 1 1% 212 178%
John C. Myers 1658 130 8% 387 23%
John Wayland 2729 130 5% 698 26%
Lacey Spring 200 3 2% 145 73%
Linville Edom 255 5 2% 104 41%
McGaheysville 3368 211 6% 294 9%
Mountain View 1038 238 23% 231 22%
Ottobine 155 5 3% 256 165%
Peak View 1352 610 45% 786 58%
Plains 1192 75 6% 192 16%
Pleasant Valley 483 448 93% 45 9%
River Bend 510 42 8% 178 35%
South River 1183 84 7% 432 37%
Elkton school district
has the most growth
potential
Cub Run,
McGaheysville, and
John Wayland districts
have the most existing
units
Cub Run has the most
expected growth
16. Rockingham County Housing Analysis
August 2015
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Housing Types Do Not Include Agriculturally Zoned Properties
Company Name
Agriculture
Dwelling
Single Family
Detached
APT/
Condo
Town‐
house
Duplex
MFD
Home
Time‐
share
Timberville Volunteer Fire
Company
950 867 159 92 10 20 0
New Market Volunteer Fire
Department
231 17 0 0 0 0 0
Bridgewater Volunteer Fire
Company
1253 2244 550 64 81 2 0
Weyers Cave Volunteer Fire
Department
396 20 0 0 0 0 0
Port Road Station 1081 1583 551 265 579 257 0
Grottoes Volunteer Fire Company 1103 895 119 90 0 127 0
McGaheysville Volunteer Fire
Company
1122 1837 26 6 80 81 1877
Elkton Volunteer Fire Company 2466 1167 237 18 10 84 0
Hose Company #4 2664 1288 108 62 131 187 0
Singers Glen Volunteer Fire
Company
2188 99 1 0 0 2 0
Bergton Volunteer Fire Company 627 13 0 0 0 0 0
Broadway Volunteer Fire Company 2704 1198 336 213 73 38 0
Clover Hill Volunteer Fire Company 2441 295 0 0 0 18 0
Less than half of the
housing units served by
either the Port Road
Station or the
McGaheysville
Substation are Single
Family Detached units
Bergton, Weyers Cave,
and New Market
stations serve the least
diverse unit types
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Company Name 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
Timberville Volunteer Fire Company 609 386 123 29
New Market Volunteer Fire Department 2 8 7 0
Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company 521 710 978 736
Weyers Cave Volunteer Fire Department 7 3 1 9
Port Road Station 411 360 769 1507
Grottoes Volunteer Fire Company 565 401 189 75
McGaheysville Volunteer Fire Company 291 965 1154 1301
Elkton Volunteer Fire Company 617 405 314 176
Hose Company #4 363 406 435 545
Singers Glen Volunteer Fire Company 15 28 40 19
Bergton Volunteer Fire Company 1 8 5 0
Broadway Volunteer Fire Company 649 577 451 180
Clover Hill Volunteer Fire Company 65 129 91 28
The majority of homes
in the Timberville
District are within the
1st
quartile
Nearly half of the
homes in the Port Road
station are within the
4th
quartile
Hose Company #4 has
the most balanced
distribution of homes
across the quartiles
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Company Name 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
Timberville Volunteer Fire Company 406 167 132 162
New Market Volunteer Fire Department 0 0 0 17
Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company 508 691 631 414
Weyers Cave Volunteer Fire Department 0 0 2 18
Port Road Station 226 214 763 380
Grottoes Volunteer Fire Company 323 308 109 155
McGaheysville Volunteer Fire Company 283 950 321 283
Elkton Volunteer Fire Company 528 175 123 341
Hose Company #4 149 227 503 409
Singers Glen Volunteer Fire Company 1 3 21 74
Bergton Volunteer Fire Company 0 0 0 13
Broadway Volunteer Fire Company 241 297 261 399
Clover Hill Volunteer Fire Company 2 50 102 141
All units in the Bergton
and New Market
districts are within the
4th
quartile
Timberville and Elkton
stations have the
highest percentages of
homes within the 1st
quartile
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Company Name Existing Expected
Expected
Growth
Potential
Potential
Growth
Timberville Volunteer Fire Company 1147 157 14% 181 16%
New Market Volunteer Fire Department 17 0 0% 0 0%
Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company 2945 131 4% 822 28%
Weyers Cave Volunteer Fire Department 20 0 0% 0 0%
Port Road Station 3047 1606 53% 837 27%
Grottoes Volunteer Fire Company 1230 84 7% 446 36%
McGaheysville Volunteer Fire Company 3711 272 7% 699 19%
Elkton Volunteer Fire Company 1512 106 7% 2048 135%
Hose Company #4 1749 757 43% 358 20%
Singers Glen Volunteer Fire Company 102 2 2% 64 63%
Bergton Volunteer Fire Company 14 0 0% 0 0%
Broadway Volunteer Fire Company 1857 181 10% 633 34%
Clover Hill Volunteer Fire Company 313 8 3% 338 108%
McGaheysville, Port Rd,
and Bridgewater
stations serve the most
existing homes
The Elkton Volunteer
Fire Company district
has the potential to
increase by 135%
The Clover Hill
Volunteer Fire
Company district has
the potential to more
than double (109%)
Port Road station is
expected to grow the
most (53% increase)
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Company Name
Agriculture
Dwelling
Single Family
Detached
APT/
Condo
Town‐
house
Duplex
MFD
Home
Time‐
share
Bergton Station, Broadway
Emergency Squad
627 13 0 0 0 0 0
Bridgewater Volunteer Rescue
Squad
1333 2252 550 64 81 2 0
Broadway Emergency Squad 3884 2152 495 305 83 63 0
Clover Hill Volunteer Rescue Squad 2440 295 0 0 0 18 0
Elkton Emergency Squad 2467 1166 237 18 10 84 0
Grottoes Volunteer Rescue Squad 1614 908 119 90 0 127 0
Harrisonburg Rescue Squad 3415 2959 675 327 726 439 0
McGaheysville Station Elkton Vol.
Rescue Squad
875 1658 10 6 64 81 1877
New Market Rescue 19 289 19 0 0 0 0 0
Singers Glen Volunteer Rescue
Squad
2283 101 1 0 0 2 0
Harrisonburg Rescue
Squad district includes
the City of
Harrisonburg. Housing
Units with the City are
not included in this
report.
New Market and
Bergton rescue districts
serve the least variety
of unit type
Harrisonburg rescue
squad serves the most
non‐SFD units (besides
McGaheysville, which
serves mostly
Timeshares)
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Company Name 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
Bergton Station, Broadway Emergency Squad 1 8 5 0
Bridgewater Volunteer Rescue Squad 527 712 978 736
Broadway Emergency Squad 1299 995 587 215
Clover Hill Volunteer Rescue Squad 65 129 91 28
Elkton Emergency Squad 617 405 314 175
Grottoes Volunteer Rescue Squad 566 402 191 84
Harrisonburg Rescue Squad 761 814 1264 2072
McGaheysville Station Elkton Vol. Rescue Squad 263 883 1079 1275
New Market Rescue 19 2 8 8 1
Singers Glen Volunteer Rescue Squad 15 30 40 19
The Harrisonburg
rescue squad serves
the most homes within
the 4th
quartile
Broadway and Elton
squads serve the most
homes within the 1st
quartile
Bridgewater district
has the most equal
distribution of homes
within each quartile
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Company Name 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
Bergton Station, Broadway Emergency Squad 0 0 0 13
Bridgewater Volunteer Rescue Squad 508 691 633 420
Broadway Emergency Squad 648 465 422 617
Clover Hill Volunteer Rescue Squad 2 50 102 141
Elkton Emergency Squad 528 175 123 340
Grottoes Volunteer Rescue Squad 323 308 109 168
Harrisonburg Rescue Squad 406 506 1296 751
McGaheysville Station Elkton Vol. Rescue Squad 250 884 262 262
New Market Rescue 19 0 0 0 19
Singers Glen Volunteer Rescue Squad 2 3 21 75
All units in the Bergton
and New Market
districts are within the
4th
quartile
The Elkton squad
serves the highest
percentage of homes
within the 1st
quartile
The Bridgewater
district has the most
equal distribution of
units within each
quartile
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Company Name Existing Expected
Expected
Growth
Potential
Potential
Growth
Bergton Station, Broadway Emergency Squad 14 290 2071% 0 0%
Bridgewater Volunteer Rescue Squad 2953 131 4% 787 27%
Broadway Emergency Squad 3096 209 7% 938 30%
Clover Hill Volunteer Rescue Squad 313 8 3% 338 108%
Elkton Emergency Squad 1511 106 7% 2048 136%
Grottoes Volunteer Rescue Squad 1243 84 7% 446 36%
Harrisonburg Rescue Squad 4911 2370 48% 1276 26%
McGaheysville Station Elkton Vol. Rescue Squad 3500 104 3% 495 14%
New Market Rescue 19 19 0 0% 0 0%
Singers Glen Volunteer Rescue Squad 104 2 2% 64 62%
The Harrisonburg
Rescue Squad district
has the most expected
growth (not including
any expected growth
within the City of
Harrisonburg)
The Elkton district has
the greatest potential
number of units and
the highest potential
percent increase
(136%)
Clover Hill Volunteer
Rescue Squad has the
second highest
potential percent
increase (108%)
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Sheriff
Patrol Zone
Agriculture
Dwelling
Single Family
Detached
APT/Condo Townhouse Duplex MFD Home Timeshare
5 6963 900 45 14 4 198 0
6 2934 2236 576 265 647 388 0
7 3518 639 1 0 12 153 770
8 5782 1662 100 60 136 19 0
10 0 1274 391 52 72 1 0
11 0 945 334 213 73 32 0
12 0 499 126 0 0 0 0
13 0 883 237 18 10 5 0
14 0 759 119 90 0 3 0
15 11 995 0 6 0 0 1107
16 0 730 151 92 10 17 0
Sheriff Patrol Zones 1
through 4 are wholly
within the City of
Harrisonburg and are
not included in this
study.
Nearly half of all units
served by Patrol Zones
7 and 15 are timeshare
units
District 6 serves the
greatest variety of
housing types
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Sheriff Patrol Zone 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
5 416 316 270 142
6 631 607 994 1689
7 242 182 476 667
8 211 503 557 701
10 292 448 655 395
11 589 487 379 142
12 159 150 182 134
13 561 324 193 80
14 423 366 156 26
15 29 665 609 610
16 563 338 86 12
District 16 has the
highest percentage of
homes within the 1st
quartile
Districts 6 and 7 have
the highest
percentages of homes
within the 4th
quartile
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Sheriff Patrol Zone 1st Quartile 2nd Quartile 3rd Quartile 4th Quartile
5 55 43 160 641
6 310 339 923 661
7 55 143 109 331
8 152 343 641 524
10 304 459 365 146
11 240 293 240 169
12 155 146 125 73
13 514 169 87 113
14 323 304 75 57
15 158 692 121 24
16 401 151 111 67
Over 50% of the homes
within districts 5 and 7
are within the 4th
quartile
Over 50% of the homes
in districts 13 and 16
are within the 1st
quartile
Districts 11 and 12
have the most equal
distribution of units
within each quartile
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Sheriff Patrol Zone Existing Expected Expected Growth Potential Potential Growth
5 1144 137 12% 758 66%
6 3921 1905 49% 1426 36%
7 1567 31 2% 441 28%
8 1972 625 32% 645 33%
10 1790 173 10% 588 33%
11 1597 142 9% 366 23%
12 625 27 4% 35 6%
13 1158 77 7% 1785 154%
14 971 1 0% 372 38%
15 1913 113 6% 15 1%
16 999 75 8% 0 0%
District 6, with the
most existing units, is
expected to increase by
49%
District 8 is expected to
increase by 32%
District 13 has the
potential to increase by
154%
District 5 has the
potential to increase by
66%
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
ALGER LANE TOWNHOMES 1 Apartment 13 0
BROADLAND 1 Single Family Detached 4 0
BROADMOOR VILLAGE 1 Single Family Detached 18 3
BROADVIEW 1 Single Family Detached 14 0
BROADWAY SOUTH 1 Single Family Detached 48 0
COYOTE RUN 1 Single Family Detached 41 29
FARMVIEW ESTATES 1 Single Family Detached 4 0
GAP VIEW 1 Single Family Detached 17 0
GREGORY TURNER 1 Single Family Detached 2 0
GRIFFIN 1 Townhouse 25 0
HALLER M. BOWMAN 1 Single Family Detached 5 0
HEARTHSTONE HILL 1 Single Family Detached 9 0
HERITAGE HILLS 1 Single Family Detached 72 18
HERITAGE VILLAS 1 Townhouse 68 0
HOMESTEAD VILLAGE 1 Single Family Detached 26 1
I & J HEIGHTS 1 Single Family Detached 2 0
LACEY HEIGHTS 1 Single Family Detached 44 3
LEGION HILLS 1 Single Family Detached 109 22
LIVING WATERS 1 Single Family Detached;
Townhouse
6 46
LONE PINE VILLAGE 1 Townhouse 10 0
LONE PINE VILLAGE II 1 Single Family Detached 8 1
MOUNTAINEER HEIGHTS 1 Single Family Detached 63 27
NEFF & MEYERS 1 Single Family Detached 83 0
NORTHERN RIDGE 1 Single Family Detached 7 0
PINELAND 1 Single Family Detached 12 0
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
RIDGEVIEW 1 Townhouse 50 0
RIGGLEMAN APARTMENTS 1 Apartment 16 0
RUSTIC KNOLL 1 Single Family Detached 32 8
SMITHLAND HEIGHTS 1 Single Family Detached 10 0
SPOTSWOOD MANOR 1 Single Family Detached 41 0
SUNSET VILLAS 1 Townhouse 28 0
THE ORCHARDS 1 Townhouse 40 0
TIMBER HILLS 1 Single Family Detached;
Apartment
85 0
TIMBERCREST 1 Single Family Detached 51 6
TRIMBLE HEIGHTS 1 Duplex 4 40
TRUMBO 1 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
4 0
VIOLA G. LOHR 1 Single Family Detached 5 0
WALNUT RIDGE 1 Single Family Detached;
Duplex; Townhouse
89 0
WEST VIEW 1 Single Family Detached 27 3
WINDERMERE 1 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
65 1
APPLE ORCHARD 2 Single Family Detached 14 2
BELMONT 2 Single Family Detached 466 22
CEDAR POINT TOWNHOMES 2 Townhouse 27 10
CHARLES A. FLICK 2 Single Family Detached 10 1
COVENANT HEIGHTS 2 Single Family Detached;
Duplex; Townhouse
118 3
DALE HEIGHTS 2 Single Family Detached 5 0
DAPIKE 2 Single Family Detached 6 1
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
DAYTON WEST 2 Single Family Detached 3 2
FOTH 2 Single Family Detached 2 1
GOOD AND KEARNS 2 Single Family Detached 6 1
GRANDVIEW HILLS 2 Single Family Detached 28 0
HAMPSHIRE ESTATES 2 Single Family Detached 3 2
HARTMAN 2 Single Family Detached 12 0
J. WILSON LEE 2 Single Family Detached 2 1
KAUFFMAN 2 Single Family Detached 4 0
LORD'S ACRE 2 Single Family Detached 4 0
MEADOWBROOK 2 Single Family Detached 34 109
MONTE VISTA 2 Single Family Detached 109 11
SHANDS HILL 2 Single Family Detached;
Apartment
47 18
SKYVIEW ESTATES 2 Single Family Detached 18 7
SOUTH BREEZE ESTATES 2 Single Family Detached 52 12
SOUTHSIDE HEIGHTS 2 Duplex 64 2
SOUTHSIDE HEIGHTS
TOWNHOMES
2 Townhouse 42 0
SPRING HILL 2 Single Family Detached 11 1
WARREN S BURKHOLDER 2 Single Family Detached 9 2
WILLOW WEST 2 Single Family Detached 71 12
WINDY HEIGHTS ESTATES 2 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
7 8
WOODLAND ESTATES 2 Single Family Detached 4 0
ALFRED E. BOYERS 3 Single Family Detached 4 1
AMBROSIA TOWNHOMES 3 Townhouse 12 0
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
BARRINGTON 3 Single Family Detached 169 1
BATTLEFIELD ESTATES 3 Single Family Detached 136 13
BRIARCREST 3 Single Family Detached 6 0
BRIDLEWOOD 3 Single Family Detached 21 9
C & W 3 Single Family Detached 12 0
CROSSROADS FARM 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
155 0
CULLISON CREEK 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
34 6
FK POWERS 3 Single Family Detached 4 2
GLENN‐LOUISE 3 Single Family Detached 4 0
GRACE LEE ESTATES 3 Single Family Detached 24 0
GREAT OAKS 3 Single Family Detached 16 0
GREENPORT 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
25 35
HAMLET HILL ESTATES 3 Duplex 4 0
HEATHERTON 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
19 0
HIGHLAND PARK 3 Single Family Detached 118 21
KENTSHIRE ESTATES 3 Single Family Detached 24 2
LAKE POINTE 3 Single Family Detached 45 5
LAKE POINTE VILLAGE 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
33 3
LAKEWOOD 3 Single Family Detached 257 13
LEONARD EDWARD
ARMSTRONG
3 Single Family Detached 4 0
MADISON VILLAGE 3 Single Family Detached 96 54
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
MAGNOLIA RIDGE 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
80 15
MASSANETTA SPRINGS COTTAGE
COMMUNITY
3 Single Family Detached 51 24
MILL RACE COURT 3 Townhouse 9 0
MISTY MEADOWS 3 Duplex 64 0
OAKDALE TOWNHOMES 3 Townhouse 10 0
PRESTON LAKE 3 Single Family Detached;
Townhouse
61 758
ROSEDALE 3 Duplex 80 0
SHADY CREEK 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex; Townhouse
34 0
SHANNON ACRES 3 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
3 0
SHERWOOD FOREST 3 Duplex; Apartment 94 0
SPRING OAKS 3 Townhouse 111 19
SUNRISE 3 Single Family Detached 4 0
TAYLOR GROVE 3 Townhouse; Apartment 105 0
TAYLOR SPRING 3 Townhouse 128 0
THE GLEN AT CROSS KEYS 3 Duplex 54 20
THE HILL GROUP DEVELOPMENT 3 Single Family Detached 8 1
THE KNOLLS 3 Single Family Detached 11 0
TOWN & COUNTRY LANDING 3 Duplex 12 0
TWIN GABLES 3 Townhouse 17 0
WELSTONE 3 Single Family Detached 2 1
WHISPERING HILLS 3 Single Family Detached 15 0
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
ASHBY VILLA 4 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
39 0
BRENTWOOD MANUFACTURED
HOME
4 Manufactured Home 36 58
BRIDGEPORT 4 Single Family Detached;
Apartment
63 0
BRIDGEPORT VILLAGE 4 Single Family Detached 58 0
BUTTERMILK RUN ESTATES 4 Single Family Detached 4 0
C.E. SHIFLETT ESTATE 4 Single Family Detached 6 2
C.W. ALLMAN & W.O. MINNICK 4 Single Family Detached 1 1
CANNERY WOODS 4 Single Family Detached 3 0
CLOVER HILL RURITAN 4 Single Family Detached 7 0
COUNTRY ESTATES 4 Single Family Detached;
Apartment
20 0
COUNTRYSIDE 4 Single Family Detached 16 0
FAIRFIELD ACRES 4 Single Family Detached 8 0
FOXCROFT 4 Single Family Detached 73 0
GRANDMA'S 4 Single Family Detached 8 0
GREENFIELD 4 Single Family Detached 27 0
H & H ESTATES 4 Single Family Detached 21 0
LILLY GARDENS 4 Single Family Detached 29 0
MILLVIEW ESTATES 4 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
22 8
NORTH RIVER LANDING 4 Single Family Detached;
Townhouse
15 0
OAK MEADOWS 4 Single Family Detached 48 1
OLD MILL LANDING 4 Single Family Detached 68 1
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
PARKSIDE VILLAGE 4 Single Family Detached 21 40
RIVER HEIGHTS 4 Single Family Detached 4 0
SADDLEBROOK PLANTATION 4 Single Family Detached;
Townhouse
46 1
SAGEFIELD 4 Single Family Detached 16 0
SANSTON SITES 4 Single Family Detached 84 0
STONE SPRING ROAD ESATES 4 Single Family Detached 2 5
SUGAR CAMP 4 Single Family Detached 5 0
SUNSET 4 Single Family Detached 31 2
SUNSHINE 4 Single Family Detached 12 0
THE ALLEN 4 Single Family Detached 15 0
THE SPRINGS AT OSCEOLA 4 Single Family Detached 10 95
TWIN PINE ESTATES 4 Single Family Detached 29 1
W.D. EVERS 4 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
5 0
WINDSOR ESTATES 4 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
111 1
WINDSOR WEST 4 Single Family Detached;
Townhouse
81 51
WRIGHT 4 Single Family Detached 11 1
ANSELL 5 Single Family Detached 1 0
ASHBY GLEN 5 Single Family Detached 23 1
BERNARD F ALLEN 5 Single Family Detached 17 0
DONNAGAIL 5 Single Family Detached;
Apartment
109 1
DOWNEY KNOLLS 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
7 16
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
ELKWOOD 5 Single Family Detached 62 7
GRASSINGTON PLACE 5 Single Family Detached 3 6
GREENVIEW HILLS 5 Single Family Detached 125 70
HELEN C. TAYLOR 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
5 0
LIBERTY HEIGHTS 5 Single Family Detached;
Apartment
31 14
MANORWOOD ESTATES 5 Single Family Detached 25 3
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 1 5 Single Family Detached 69 1
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 10 5 Single Family Detached 18 14
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 2 5 Single Family Detached 67 24
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 3 5 Single Family Detached 175 15
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 4 5 Single Family Detached 239 30
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 5 5 Single Family Detached 72 4
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 6 5 Single Family Detached 60 7
MASSANUTTEN UNIT 9 5 Single Family Detached 36 18
MOUNTAIN MEADOW ESTATES 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
38 8
OVERBROOK 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
41 127
PEAKVIEW 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
14 0
PINEY MOUNTAIN ACRES 5 Single Family Detached 104 12
QUAIL RUN 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex; Townhouse
71 8
RIVER BEND 5 Single Family Detached;
Manufactured Home
12 4
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SUBDIVISION
ELECTION
DISTRICT
UNIT TYPE EXISTING EXPECTED
SOUTH MOUNTAIN VILLAGE 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
69 2
SPOTSWOOD VILLAGE 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex
27 0
STONY RUN 5 Single Family Detached 34 1
SUMMIT 5 Single Family Detached 3 0
THREE LEAGUES 5 Single Family Detached 37 3
VILLAGE GREEN 5 Single Family Detached 3 6
VILLAGE WOODS 5 Single Family Detached 60 0
WAVERLY FARMS 5 Single Family Detached 5 1
WAVERLY NUMBER 2 5 Single Family Detached 8 7
WHISPERING PINES 5 Single Family Detached 28 1
WILLOW OAKS 5 Single Family Detached;
Duplex; Townhouse
14 32
WINDSONG HILLS 5 Single Family Detached 10 0
WOODBRIDGE 5 Single Family Detached 64 16
WOODSTONE MEADOWS 5 Single Family Detached 26 0