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2016 Energy Corridor Report Released

4/20/2016

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The Energy Corridor District recently released the 2016 Land Use and Demographics report, completed by CDS Community Development Strategies. This report presents a complete profile of the population and development located within the boundaries of The Houston Energy Corridor. CDS has completed a similar report for the Energy Corridor over the last several years. ​​
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The Energy Corridor District 2016 Land Use Map
Report Highlights
CDS expects 163,000 employees in The Energy Corridor by 2030, an increase of more than 54 percent over a current estimated employment capacity of 105,000. Population is projected to grow 30 percent to 31,000 residents from 22,000 – fueled in part by a growing number of new multi-family complexes being built in the area.

CDS reports that nearly 50 percent of Houston-area engineers and architects and more than 50 percent of the city’s professionals in business, financial, computer and mathematics fields live within a 30-minute drive of The Energy Corridor.

Currently, CDS reports, 22,000 people call The Energy Corridor home. That’s a 23 percent jump over the 2010 United States Census population of 17,841. Housing currently under construction could add 1,700 residents in the very near future, according to CDS.

For office space, The Energy Corridor now has the second largest inventory after downtown Houston, and CDS forecasts an additional 16 million square feet of office/mixed-use space by 2030 – a 60 percent increase.

Both hotels and retail continue to seek out The Energy Corridor. There are now more than 3,508 rooms among 26 hotels in the area. Hotel revenue has grown nearly 49 percent since 2010, the report says.
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Retail is expected to add 660,000 square feet, while industrial/warehouse space will drop by 390,000 square feet – an indication of The Energy Corridor’s evolution into a more urbanized place, with more stores and restaurants needed to serve growing numbers of residents and employees, explains Martinson.
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