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ure is: orange i ounry rrotecteu urowin <br />Orange County Projected Employment Growth 2016-2026 <br />Public Administration <br />a 4% <br />Other Services <br />7% <br />Accommodation and Food Services <br />Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation <br />10% <br />Health Care and Social Assistance <br />Educational Services <br />Admin/Support Waste Management <br />10% <br />Management of Companies <br />6% <br />Professional/Scientific(rech Srevices <br />� <br />10% <br />Real Estate and Rental and Leasing <br />6% <br />Finance and Insurance <br />4% <br />Information <br />11 °k <br />Transportation and Warehousing <br />Retail Trade <br />3% <br />Wholesale Trade <br />3% <br />Manufacturing <br />1% <br />Construction <br />Utilities <br />3% <br />Mining and Extraction-17% <br />Agriculture <br />9% <br />Source: EDD, LEHD, AECOM <br />14% <br />16% <br />20% <br />-20% -15% -10% -5% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% <br />The California Employment Development Department (EDD) tracks industry sector and employment patterns at the <br />county level. The EDD projects that between 2016 and 2026, Orange County growth will be the strongest in <br />Construction, Healthcare, Educational Services, and Transportation and Warehousing. <br />Both Construction, and Transportation and Warehousing generate demand for industrial space. Further growth in <br />Professional/Scientific/iechnical, and Administration/Support for Waste Management and Remediation could also <br />generate demand for new flex and industrial space. <br />While EDD projections are highly regarded to assess a county -wide economy, no such detailed projections exist at <br />the municipal level. Nonetheless, AECOM estimated future incremental demand for new industrial and flex space <br />based on the City's current capture of projected county -wide employment growth by sector. Estimates assume a 90% <br />stable occupancy rate and an average of 500 SF per worker, which is a common assumption for light industrial land <br />uses. <br />75C-643 <br />