Housing and Redevelopment Authority March 13, 2025
Wednesday, March 12, 2025
Housing production and affordability trends
Analysis of Edina housing statistics and demographics
Review of current city housing inventory and resident needs
Impact of state legislative proposals on housing policies
Affordability metrics and area median income definitions
Housing cost burden among renters and homeowners
Missing middle housing stock analysis
Teardown and residential redevelopment impact on housing affordability
Areas of Interest (6)
- Edina faces a widening housing affordability gap as home values shift from mid-tier to million-dollar-plus properties.
- City data reveals that 57% of four-person households in Edina cannot afford a median-priced home.
- The surge in 'teardown and rebuild' activity is replacing entry-level housing stock with luxury developments.
- Housing costs in Edina are significantly outpacing local income growth, challenging retention of workforce and seniors.
- Nearly 80% of Black households in Edina are renters, marking a significant racial disparity in local homeownership.
- Growing senior population faces housing insecurity with 65% of regional seniors classified as housing cost-burdened.
Notable Quotes (4)
In order to count towards Met Council goals [for home ownership], it is 80% of area median income.
Edina skews older in terms of occupied housing compared to Hennepin County as a whole.
A lot of jobs that offers people have to live elsewhere to work here; that the housing here costs exceed what the workers that work here can pay.
The calls I get are from seniors and they are looking where they have to leave the city to try to find affordable housing options.
People (5)
Stephanie HackinsonStaff/PresenterLeading the housing demographics presentation series.
Leading the housing demographics presentation series.
MarissaStaffPresenting demographic and housing survey data.
Presenting demographic and housing survey data.
AddisonStaffProviding data on commuting and workforce housing affordability.
Providing data on commuting and workforce housing affordability.
Commissioner HlandChairChairing the work session and guiding the discussion.
Chairing the work session and guiding the discussion.
Commissioner PierceCommissionerInquiring about housing trends and data methodology.
Inquiring about housing trends and data methodology.
Places Mentioned
Events & Meetings (1)
- March 13, 2025 - 7:34 AM - Work Session