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The 2009 Prince George’s County Quality of Life and Community Indicators Study provides data to inform current policy discussions and decision-making. The study serves as a dynamic measurement tool that can support a variety of initiatives concerning the well-being of the people who live, work, play, go to school, or visit the county. This study presents subjective-qualitative and objective-quantitative indicators to monitor trends in economic, social, community, and environmental conditions in the county and the benchmark jurisdictions. It involves tracking indicators, both positive and negative, that reflect the trends in education, health, employment, income, housing, and public safety, among others. It tells where we are, how far we have come, and what critical areas need attention if we are to achieve our vision for the county. For the immediate future, the data will provide critical input to support the ongoing Envision Prince George’s effort.

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Community Indicators Study June 2010

An analysis of the commercial office, flex, and industrial space in suburban Maryland completed in 2004 by Hunter Interests Inc., under contract with The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission (M-NCPPC), revealed a soft office market, a stronger flex space market, and the largest industrial market in the suburban sector of the metropolitan area. Hunter anticipates that “market trends in Prince George’s County should continue to benefit from the strength of the regional economy.” As the economy continues to gain strength, not surprisingly, Prince George’s County’s greatest potential for new office development is anticipated to occur near Metro stations.

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2005 Office Market Trends

The 2003 Biennial Growth Policy Update is a report on the implementation of the 2002 General Plan. In 2000, with the adoption of the Biennial Growth Policy Plan, Prince George’s County created this innovative instrument that helps keep policies up-to-date and implementation efforts on track. This report is the first Biennial Growth Policy Update completed since the approval of the 2000 Biennial Growth Policy Plan and the 2002 General Plan. It contains a Highlights section that is divided into five subsections—one for each of the five General Plan goals. It provides relevant trends about each goal and a discussion of recent and upcoming implementation efforts. The Findings section describes areas where positive progress has been made and where new or continuing efforts may be needed. Two appendices provide more detail on the progress in implementing all of the policies and objectives of the General Plan.

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2003 Biennial Growth Policy Update