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The Christchurch & Canterbury Economy
Tom Hooper, CEO, Canterbury Development CorporationFriday 28 March 2014
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The Good
GDP Growth: Unemployment, Migration Universities, Hospitals, Schools
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Gross Domestic Product
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07
Dec
07
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08
Dec
08
Jun
09
Dec
09
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Dec
10
Jun
11
Dec
11
Jun
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-8.00%
-6.00%
-4.00%
-2.00%
0.00%
2.00%
4.00%
6.00%
8.00%
10.00%
(Annual Average Percent Change)Source: Statistics New Zealand, Infometrics, CDC
Christchurch Canterbury New Zealand
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Unemployment Rate
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0.0
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
6.0
7.0
8.0
9.0
(percent of labour force unemployed)Source: Statistics NZ Household Labour Force Survey
Christchurch Canterbury New Zealand
Unemployment in Christchurch and Canterbury both low
Fall in December driven by rise in employment
Participation in labour force also high
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Migration
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08
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11
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-800
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(Permanent and Long Term Migration, Arrivals and Departures)Source: Statistics New Zealand, CDC
Net- Christchurch Arrivals- Christchurch Departures- Christchurch
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Migration performing strongly Will be key to meeting labour requirements
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The Bad
Housing: The rental squeeze and the challenge it presents Ongoing issues with insurance and people’s homes
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Average Weekly Rent
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05A
pr 0
5Ju
l 05
Oct
05
Jan
06A
pr 0
6Ju
l 06
Oct
06
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07A
pr 0
7Ju
l 07
Oct
07
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08A
pr 0
8Ju
l 08
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08
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09A
pr 0
9Ju
l 09
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09
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10A
pr 1
0Ju
l 10
Oct
10
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11A
pr 1
1Ju
l 11
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Private Sector Landlords, mean rent $Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
Christchurch New Zealand
Christchurch rent above national average and growing
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Rental Rates
8,000 homes to be rebuilt 24,000 homes with over $100,000 of damage We risk overbuilding our housing stock in the short term
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The Challenge
How to ensure that our long term economy stays buoyant?
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The Challenge
Migration, skills development The importance of the CBD rebuild to business and people attraction
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GDP
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Released 18 February 2014
2013 Census
QuickStats about greater Christchurch
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Census usually resident population count now 436,056
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Cultural diversity1 in 5 people in greater Christchurch area is born overseas compared to 1 in 4 nationally
Of those overseas-born residents that moved to New Zealand in the past 2 years, the six most common countries of birth are:
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More young males…
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52.3% (46,242) of people aged 15 to 29 are male
• Almost 3,000 males in this age group arrived from overseas in the last 2 years
• Of these, 2,000 are employed
Of those males who have arrived from overseas and are employed:
• 25% are working in construction: the majority coming from Ireland and England
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…but less young females
47.7% (42,111) of people aged 15 to 29 are female
The top three industries for this group are:
• retail trade, accommodation, and health care and social assistance
30% of those working in health care and social assistance are born overseas
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Fewer school aged children
4% decrease in school aged children• 29.3% increase in Selwyn district• 6.6% increase in Waimakariri district• 9.7% decrease in Christchurch city
The area units with the largest decreases were:• Bexley, Aranui and Dallington
The area units with the largest increase were:• Rolleston, Lehmans (Rangiora) and Pegasus
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Population movement
Since 2008, 81,000 people arrived• 27,726 from overseas• 5,454 from Auckland• 2,256 from Dunedin• 1,752 from Wellington
Since 2008, 38,000 people left and moved to:• North Island (19,437), • other parts of Canterbury (5,802), • elsewhere in South Island (12,591)
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Most people remained in the area
Greater Christchurch population was 436,000
Of the people living in greater Christchurch in 2008:• 89.2% still living in greater Christchurch in 2013• 48.6% of people lived at same address
Change within greater Christchurch• Christchurch city decreased 2% (6,987) to 341,469• Selwyn increased by 33% (10,953) to 44,595• Waimakariri increased by 17% (7,155) to 49,989
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Dwellings
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81% increase in unoccupied private dwellings• National
increase was 16%
Christchurch city most change is seen in the eastern suburbs
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Labour market, industry and retail trade statistics
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Employment strong in greater Chch
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Employment rateGreater Christchurch
Quarterly
Source: Statistics New Zealand
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September 2010 earthquake
February 2011 earthquake
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Youth NEET rate continues to fall
Youth (15–24) in employment 45,300
In study 37,400
Unemployed 2,900
NEET 5,100
Youth NEET rate 7.5 percent
Labour market and industry statistics 29
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Youth NEET rateGreater Christchurch
Quarterly
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Digging behind the industry changes
Growth in construction jobs had come from:• Just over 2,200 people moving into Canterbury to a
construction firm• Nearly 2,600 people already in Canterbury joining a
Construction firm!
From within Canterbury, people in retail, accommodation, and admin/support companies have joined construction firms.
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Value of Building Work
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Christchurch Retail Trade Indicator
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More information releases
QuickStats about Housing
2013 Census meshblock dataset – tables
Business demography data
Construction information (including earthquake related consents and value of building releases)
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Evidence and the roadmap to recovery:
How can we help you?
Seismic & the City 2014
Dr Vivienne IvoryOpus Research
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• Where?
• Who?
• When?
Familiar questions…
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• Where?
• Who?
• When?
Research questions
• How is the city changing in response to quakes?
• What effect will ongoing changes have on Christchurch’s future recovery?
Questions I am often asked…
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• Quick
• Alternative
• Helpful
Creating agile evidence for the recovery phase
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• Quick
• Alternative
• Helpful
Creating agile evidence for the recovery phase
Mail redirections
NZ Post
Electronic payment
transactionsPaymark
Business demographic
sStatistics NZ
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Agile evidence to understand patterns of change
Mail redirections: Visualising patterns of relocation
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Agile evidence to understand patterns of change
Volume of electronic fast-food transactions (June 2010– May 2012)
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Electronic payment transactions: Flows in economic activity between business locations
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Agile evidence to understand patterns of change
Business demographics: Observing the changing nature of business locations
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• Can we try a different (better, more vibrant) central city?
Current evidence
– Quality of neighbourhood life
– Healthy ‘lifestyle’ is easy
– Non-suburban lifestyle
Will it still work over the prolonged rebuild phase?
Agile evidence to test future recovery ‘routes’
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What matters most to
residents?
Balance house &
local features
Being able to walk safely
Local everyday services
Public places to
socialise & be active
Engage in an urban lifestyle
Advantage to pioneers
A liveable central city? Potential resident priorities
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Would they still
be willing?
Need bigger
house & parking
Hard to walk
Go to wider
city for everyday
needsNeed more
private space
Stay with suburban lifestyle
Everyone else
waits
Or…?
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Moving towards the future
Diverse housing & neighbourhood
options
Meeting ‘normal’ needs
Positive reasons to
moving in early
Integrating resident and
business sector
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