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CITY OF MARKHAM : CHANGING LANDSCAPE MAY 2, 2016 PRESENTATION TO GENERAL COMMITTEE Lisa Gonsalves Director, Strategies and Partnerships Community and Health Services OVERVIEW Population growth and changing demographics Labour force


  1. CITY OF MARKHAM : CHANGING LANDSCAPE MAY 2, 2016 PRESENTATION TO GENERAL COMMITTEE Lisa Gonsalves Director, Strategies and Partnerships Community and Health Services

  2. OVERVIEW • Population growth and changing demographics • Labour force • Income trends • Housing trends • Making sense of the trends • Opportunities 2

  3. WATCH US GROW 1996-2015 349,984 Almost 400,000 102% 2015 year-end residents in 2026 estimated population growth Source: Statistics Canada: 1996 and 2006 Census 2015 and 2026 population estimates: York Region, Corporate Services, Long Range planning Branch 3

  4. DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE 31% 27% 26% of York Region of York Region of York Region seniors (65+) children (<15) youth (15-24) Source: Statistics Canada: 1996 and 2006 Census 2015 and 2026 population estimates: York Region, Corporate Services, Long Range planning Branch 4

  5. GROWING SOLO & MULTI-FAMILY Multiple Family Households • Second Highest in GTA ( 8.1%) 2001 – 2011 Changes • 41% of York Region’s %69 One-person households Multiple family households 61% 19% Couples with children Source: Statistics Canada: 2011 Census 5

  6. KEY DESTINATION FOR NEWCOMERS In 2010-2014, New Permanent Residents 46% in Canada, 2010-2014 Richmond of newcomers in Markham had Hill, 27.8% no knowledge of official Rest of York languages Region, 8.6% Vaughan, In 2011, 30.9% 72% Markham, 32.6% of Markham population reported visible minority status in 2011 Source: Citizenship & Immigration Canada, RDM as of September 2015 6

  7. EDUCATED WORKFORCE HALF OF WORKFORCE HAS A UNIVERSITY DEGREE 7

  8. DIVERSE EMPLOYMENT Working in Markham Top Industries - retail trade - professional, scientific, technical - wholesale trade Working outside York Region 30.7% Top Industries - finance and insurance 55.5% - professional, scientific, technical - manufacturing 13.8% Working in other municipalities in York Region Top Industries - Manufacturing - Retail trade - professional, scientific, technical Source: Statistics Canada:, 2011 NHS 8

  9. MIXED HOUSEHOLD INCOMES Markham Households by Income Group (2015) 21% 30% $0 - $39,999 $125,000 or Over 26% $40,000 - $79,999 23% $80,000 - $124,999 Source: Environics Analytics, WealthScapes 2015 63,710 (19.2%) people were low income in Markham in 2013 43% of Markham low income residents worked in 2012 9 Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 and 2013 Taxfilers Databases

  10. LOW INCOME MAP 10

  11. OWNING IN MARKHAM Homeowners Spending 30% or Markham York Region More of Their Household Income on Housing Owner Households 89.1% 88.5% Average Resale Price $803,357 $777,771 Source: Toronto Real Estate Board, 2016 Average Household carries: (2015) • $366,117 in mortgage debt ( 78% of total debt) • $56,493 in consumer debt ( 22% of total debt) Source: Environics Analytics, WealthScapes 2015 Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 National Household Survey 11

  12. RENTING IN MARKHAM Tenants Spending 30% or Markham York Region More of Their Household Income on Housing Renter Households 10.9% 11.5% Average Vacancy Rate 2.5% 1.6% Source: CMHC, GTA Rental Market Report 2015 Average Markham Monthly Rent Increase 6.4% 2014: $1,125 2015: $1,197 Source: CMHC, GTA Rental Market Report 2015 Source: Statistics Canada, 2011 National Household Survey 12

  13. MAKING SENSE OF TRENDS • Markham shares many of the trends as rest of York Region • Strategies in place to ensure everyone is included: • Diversity Action Plan and Integrated Leisure Master Plan • Financial assistance for recreation • Greater mix in housing • Growth in knowledge-based jobs • Partnerships can help further address community needs

  14. OPPORTUNITIES  Engaging residents  Sharing data and knowledge  Integrating affordable housing  Creating a welcoming and inclusive community 14

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