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<br />Hou"hoid Growth
<br />Now student units
<br />On Campus
<br />Off Campus
<br />Now Non-Student HHa
<br />TOW Now Housshoids
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<br />Urbanhadon Growth
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<br />urban Outskirts
<br />Murban Poripf "
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<br />9010.2m 9N0 -21M
<br />2,000
<br />2,500
<br />1,000
<br />1,200
<br />1,000
<br />1,300
<br />4,900 to 9,200
<br />9,800 to 18,700
<br />61900to 11,940
<br />iM100 to 91,!00
<br />TOW
<br />9010.2000
<br />4,500
<br />2,200
<br />2,300
<br />14,500 to 27,900
<br />19,000 to 32,400
<br />2010 - am
<br />2= - 2M
<br />TOW
<br />TOW
<br />Hotm tp Goals
<br />7MO-2m
<br />2,900
<br />to 4,700
<br />5,000 to 8,800
<br />7,900 to 13,500
<br />3,400
<br />to 5,400
<br />5,800 to 10,200
<br />9,200 to 15,700
<br />700
<br />to 1,100
<br />1,200 to 2,200
<br />1,90010 3,300
<br />81900
<br />to 111ZO0
<br />18,100 to 91X0
<br />19,000to 32
<br />San Mwoos AoliYity CNtMr
<br />11010 -2020
<br />2NO-2000
<br />TOW
<br />Hotm tp Goals
<br />90IC -31 0
<br />Off Campus ftxb Nt uMts
<br />1,000
<br />1,300
<br />2,300
<br />Non4hud@MUnits
<br />1,900 to 3,700
<br />3,700 to 7,500
<br />SAW to 11,200
<br />Now Downtown HouNnp
<br />2,900 to 4,700
<br />5,000 to 8,800
<br />711100 to 13,800
<br />SOUrca; C#ty of San &MMO , TONS Slab UntvarOY
<br />CAMPO, ESR181S, 4 Urban Adv* n Ltd
<br />Based on population projections provided by the City of San Marcos, and average household sizes and
<br />urbanization preferences estimated by hSRI B1S the City is forecast to add between 19,000 and 32,000
<br />households in the next 20 years. The Texas State University has plans to grow at an average of 3% per
<br />year, assuming infrastructure is available. Of the student population, about 20% live on- campus and
<br />20% live off-campus in the City, Growth projections presumably include the student population, but the
<br />University will provide on- campus housing, The remaining 2,300 units will be a growth pressure the
<br />City needs to anticipate, along with an additional 14,000 to 28,000 non - student households,
<br />Using the existing urbanization preferences, about 42% of new households will look for in -town units in
<br />the Activity Center, close to City amenities. This means the 1 mile radius around downtown would need
<br />to absorb 5,000 to 11,000 new non - student households, in addition to 2,300 anticipated student units.
<br />While this is an ambitious program it presents the opportunity to revitalize the downtown and provide
<br />new support for local businesses and a concentration of employees for growing enterprises.
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