Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs

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1 Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs Nonagricultural Employment Total Change from October October Number Percent Alabama 1,902,900-95, Anniston-Oxford 51,100-1, Auburn-Opelika 53,100-2, Birmingham-Hoover 507,800-20, Decatur 55,300-3, Dothan 60,100-1, Florence-Muscle Shoals 54,800-2, Gadsden 37, Huntsville 210,000-4, Mobile 180,400-4, Montgomery 173,900-6, Tuscaloosa 95,900-3, Net Jobs in Metropolitan Areas -50,700 Net Jobs in Nonmetro Counties -44,900 Note: Nonagricultural employment (jobs) is by place of work. Manufacturing October Change from Percent of 2009 October 2008 Area Jobs Alabama 248,600-33, Anniston-Oxford 6, Auburn-Opelika 5, Birmingham-Hoover 38,500-3, Decatur 12,100-1, Dothan 6, Florence-Muscle Shoals 7, Gadsden 4, Huntsville 28,300-3, Mobile 15, Montgomery 17,400-1, Tuscaloosa 14,000-1, Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 1

2 Services Employment Change from October 2008 October Professional Educational Leisure and 2009 Total and Business and Health Hospitality Alabama 674,000-18,100-16,100 6,300-5,400 Anniston-Oxford 17, Auburn-Opelika 15, Birmingham-Hoover 193,300-6,200-4, Decatur 18, Dothan 20, Florence-Muscle Shoals 18, Gadsden 15, Huntsville 89, , Mobile 71, Montgomery 62,900-1,500-1, Tuscaloosa 28, Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 2

3 Labor Force Civilian Labor Force Change from October October Number Percent Alabama 2,090,364-73, Anniston-Oxford 52,789-1, Auburn-Opelika 62,080-3, Birmingham-Hoover 510,621-18, Decatur 70,121-2, Dothan 62,703-2, Florence-Muscle Shoals 66,028-1, Gadsden 44,338-1, Huntsville 197,614-6, Mobile 182,929-3, Montgomery 165,367-6, Tuscaloosa 95,774-3, Total Employment Change from October October Number Percent Alabama 1,867, , Anniston-Oxford 46,856-4, Auburn-Opelika 56,625-5, Birmingham-Hoover 460,221-43, Decatur 62,411-6, Dothan 56,889-4, Florence-Muscle Shoals 58,857-5, Gadsden 39,665-3, Huntsville 182,008-14, Mobile 162,727-13, Montgomery 148,796-13, Tuscaloosa 86,821-7, Note: Total employment is by place of residence. Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 3

4 Gross Domestic Product Total GDP (Millions of Current Dollars) Percent Change Percent 2001 to 2007 to of State Alabama 170, Anniston-Oxford 3, Auburn-Opelika 3, Birmingham-Hoover 54, Decatur 5, Dothan 4, Florence-Muscle Shoals 3, Gadsden 2, Huntsville 19, Mobile 15, Montgomery 14, Tuscaloosa 8, Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. GDP Share by Broad Industry Classification 2008 (Percent of Total) Goods Service Producing Providing Government Alabama Anniston-Oxford Auburn-Opelika Birmingham-Hoover Decatur Dothan Florence-Muscle Shoals Gadsden Huntsville Mobile Montgomery Tuscaloosa Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 4

5 Population 2007 to 2008 Number Percent Net 7/1/2008 Change Change Migration Alabama 4,661,900 35, ,578 Anniston-Oxford 113, Auburn-Opelika 133,010 2, ,703 Birmingham-Hoover 1,117,608 8, ,279 Decatur 150,125 1, Dothan 140,961 1, ,176 Florence-Muscle Shoals 143, Gadsden 103, Huntsville 395,645 9, ,169 Mobile 406,309 2, Montgomery 365, ,304 Tuscaloosa 206,765 2, ,258 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates Division. Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 5

6 Income and Wages Per Capita Income 2008 Per Capita Percent Change Income from 2007 Unites States $40, Alabama 33, Anniston-Oxford 32, Auburn-Opelika 27, Birmingham-Hoover 40, Decatur 33, Dothan 32, Florence-Muscle Shoals 29, Gadsden 29, Huntsville 37, Mobile 30, Montgomery 35, Tuscaloosa 33, Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Average Annual Wage 2008 All Industries Average Percent Wage of State United States $42, Alabama 36, Anniston-Oxford 33, Auburn-Opelika 33, Birmingham-Hoover 38, Decatur 34, Dothan 32, Florence-Muscle Shoals 31, Gadsden 32, Huntsville 44, Mobile 35, Montgomery 35, Tuscaloosa 35, Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Division of Occupational Employment Statistics, May Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 6

7 Housing Industry Residential Building Permits Single-Family Multi-Family Change Change 2009* from 2008* 2009* from 2008* Alabama 6,998-2,482 2, Anniston-Oxford Auburn-Opelika Birmingham-Hoover 1, Decatur Dothan Florence-Muscle Shoals Gadsden Huntsville 1, Mobile Montgomery Tuscaloosa * Data for both 2008 and 2009 cover the period January through October. Note: Data are for permit-issuing places only. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Building Permits Survey. Total Homes Sold Percent Change 2009 from 2008 Alabama 32, Anniston-Oxford Auburn-Opelika Birmingham-Hoover 9, Decatur n.a. n.a. Dothan Florence-Muscle Shoals 1, Gadsden Huntsville 6, Mobile 2, Montgomery 2, Tuscaloosa 1, Note: Data for both 2008 and 2009 cover the period January through October. Source: Alabama Center for Real Estate, The University of Alabama. Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 7

8 Percent Change in FHFA House Price Index Q Q to Q to Q United States Alabama Anniston-Oxford Auburn-Opelika Birmingham-Hoover Decatur Dothan Florence-Muscle Shoals Gadsden Huntsville Mobile Montgomery Tuscaloosa Source: Federal Housing Finance Agency. Deposits in All FDIC-Insured Institutions (Millions of Dollars) Percent Change Percent 6/30/2009 from 6/30/2008 of State Alabama 83, Anniston-Oxford 1, Auburn-Opelika 1, Birmingham-Hoover 27, Decatur 1, Dothan 2, Florence-Muscle Shoals 2, Gadsden 1, Huntsville 7, Mobile 5, Montgomery 7, Tuscaloosa 2, Source: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Center for Business and Economic Research Alabama Metropolitan Areas Tables and Graphs 8