1. 1 City Commission – Economic Development Foundation Joint Meeting April 1, 2013

2. Largest MSA’s in terms of economic activity 1.New York City 2.Los Angeles 3.Chicago 4.Wash DC/ Arlington, VA 5.Houston 6.Dallas/Ft Worth 7. Phila./Camden, NJ 8. San Fran/Oakland 9. Boston 10. Atlanta 11. Miami/Ft. Lauderdale 12. Seattle/Tacoma 2 Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

3. Locally Real GDP Approaching the National Average UCF Institute for Economic Competitiveness predicts “moderate” economic growth for Miami/FLL MSA with 3-4% annual GDP growth in 2014 - 2016.

4. Broward County Population Rebounding 4 Coral Springs Population: FY 2010: 121,096 (Census) FY 2012: 122,681 (Est.) Source: Bureau of Economic and Business Research

5. Source: Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation. Unemployment Rate Lowest Since February 2009

6. Construction Jobs Beginning to Recover 6 Source: UCF Institute for Economic Competitiveness

7. Per Capita Income Rising 7 Source: UCF Institute for Economic Competitiveness

8. 8 Source: FL Office of Economic and Demographic Research

9. Median Home Values Increasing Source: Zillow.com Home Value Index – all homes, single-family and condos

10. Retail Space Beginning to Find Tenants Source: CoStar

11. 11 Leading Indicator of Foreclosures Remains Low Coral Springs Properties in Lis Pendens/Final Judgment Source: Broward County Property Appraiser

12. Foreclosures and Shadow Inventory StateDelinquency %FC %Non Curr %Yr/Yr Change in Non Curr National7.0%3.4%10.4%-12.3% FL7.511.418.9-15.6 MS13.73.116.9-7.2 NJ8.38.116.43.5 NV9.05.314.4-15.9 NY7.56.013.50.4 ME7.25.612.8-2.1 LA9.82.912.6-7.3 MD8.64.012.6-5.1 RI8.63.912.5-2.9 IL6.95.512.4-14.5 12 Source: FL Office of Economic and Demographic Research

13. Change in Non-Residential Taxable Assessed Values (Three Year Average 2009-2012) 13 Source: Broward County Property Appraiser Does not include tangible personal property.

14. Percentage Change in Total Taxable Assessed Values 14 % change Source: BCPA