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Neighborhood Center
Daily Needs Component; 30-100,000 GLA, Supermarket, geographic location most important factor
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Pad
Freestanding Building w/ parking lot and one tenant
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Soft Goods
Other than a department store, but clothing
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Regional Mall
At least one Department store; 300-800,000 GLA
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Super Regional Mall
3 or more department stores, 600k GLA+
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Lifestyle Center
No large stores, highly branded national tenants, out door, design-oriented, spend time there
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Market Analysis
Identify who your customer is and what characteristics are. Attempts to match location, size, and compostion of center to needs of trade area
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Adsorption
How fast you lease a space
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Psychographics
Group of people with similar buying patterns
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Steps of Market Analysis
- 1. Demographics and pychograpics
- 2. Identify Trade Area
- 3. Compar with Competition
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Trade Are for Neighborhood Center
- 10-15000 people
- 5-10 min drive time
- 1.5 mile radius
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Community Center
- 40-150,000
- 8-10 min drive time
- 30 mile radius
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Steps of Compar with Competition
- 1. Tenant Mix
- 2. Size
- 3. Rents
- 4. Occupancy Costs
- 5. Parking ration
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Typical Parking Ratios for Retail and Restaurants
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Elements of Site Selection
- 1. Size and Shape
- 2. Access
- 3. Topography
- 4. Utilities
- 5. Zoning
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Surface coverage average
1 acre land for 9-10,000 sq ft of retail
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Government Regulations in Development
- 1. Zoning
- 2. General Plan
- 3. Building Codes
- 5. National Codes
- 6. Flood Zone
- 7. National Regluations
- 8. Traffic
- 9. Design Paraments
- 10. Water Quality
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Professons that Aid Developers
- 1. Land Planner
- 2. Structure Enighers, Archtiect, MPE
- 3. Traffic Enginners
- 4. Civil Enginners
- 5. Legal
- 6. Planning
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Concers of Civil Enginners
- 1. Horizontal Control
- 2. Gradining
- 3. Hydrology
- 4. water Quality
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Types of Costs in Development
- 1. Direct Costs
- 2. Contingency
- 3. INdirect Costs\
- 4. Financing
- 5. Operating
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What is Direct Costs and Examples
Brick and Mortor
Builidng, TI, Builiding Shel, land preparation, offsite, FFE( Fixtures, furniture, equipment payed by tenants)
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What does TI include
Lighting, celine AC
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Examples of Indirect Costs
- Design and Enginnering
- Impact Fee
- Permits
- School Fee
- Insurance
- Marketing
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Example of Financing Costs
- Construction Loans
- Legal
- Financing Costs
- Lease-up Reserves
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Lease Up Reserves
What developers pays while center is being leased up
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What is comprised in Annual Operating Costs
- Non Recoverable Expenses
- Re-leasing costss
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Three Ways at Arriving at Loan Types
Debt Service Coverag eRatio
Loan to Value
Loan to Costs
Banks take lowests of Three
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Whats the excel formual for IRR
IRR(Yr0-->YrEnd)
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Partnership
No corporate income tax
limiated partners
general partner has personal liability (can place liablity on corporation)
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Tax Adv of REITS
Investors pay taxes , not the REIT corp
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Ten Items of a Financing Package
- 1. Info on Developer, Consultants, (bios)
- 2. Personal Balance Sheet
- 3. Demographic/market analysis
- 4. Anchors
- 5. Pro-forma
- 6. leasing Plan
- 7. Entitlments
- 8. Construction Costs
- 9. Marketing and Leasing Plan
- 10. Exit Strategy
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Construction Loans
Interest only; short period during constuction; often recourse
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permanent financing
amortizing
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Minimum Rental Revenues
Rents -Leasing commission and occ. costs
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Recoverable Operating Expenses
Extra charges upon tenatns such as CAM, property tax, and insurance
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Cap rates
indication of current market conditions for avaliablity of captial and project's perceive price apprecation
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PreDevelopment Costs
Costs incurrend before constuction. Most at-risk expenidture because amde before project is approved by government and before lender/ investor fund constuction
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Trade Area
Geographic area containing people who are likely to purchase class of goods
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Community Center
100-400k GLA, neighborhood center plus funiture, building goods
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Power Center
Costco, Walmart
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Town Center
Open-ari, with public space, streetfront retail on at least two pedestrian streets
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Trends in Centers
open air
- renovating over building new malls
- incorporating non retail uses
- focal point of community
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Gravity Model of Sales
People will travel to the largest shopping center most easily reached, assuming same goods offered
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What are in Leasing Plans
- 1. Placement of tenatns
- 2. building depths
- 3. tenant mix
- 4. pricing
- 5. rent schedules
- 6. tenant finshies
- 7. lease form
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What does CAM include
Property Tax and Insurace
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What is typical loan to value and loan to cost
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