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Cit ity of of Do Doral ral Economic onomic Anal nalysis ysis City Council cil Works rkshop and nd St Stra rategic egic Poli olicy cy Recom commend mendations ations Nove vembe ber 8, 2017 Economic Analysis: Components


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Cit ity of

  • f Do

Doral ral Economic

  • nomic Anal

nalysis ysis and nd St Stra rategic egic Poli

  • licy

cy Recom commend mendations ations

City Council cil Works rkshop

Nove vembe ber 8, 2017

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Economic Analysis: Components

Competitive Assessment Knowledge platform and data-driven assessment of the key strengths, opportunities and issues regarding the City of Doral’s economy Strategic Policy Recommendations 1) Competitive Assessment 2) Future economic, occupational, workplace, residential and transportation trends 3) Understanding of Doral’s stated goals and aspirations to be a model family-friendly City in which to live, work and play, and 4) Best practices in local strategic economic development policy Recommended Strategic Programs and Projects Economic Development Implementation Plan

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Competitive Assessment

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Key Findings

Doral is among the County’s most important and significant sub- economie ies 2% of f Co County Popula latio ion, , 10% of f all ll Co County Jo Jobs Emplo loyment grew 2.6 .6 tim imes faster r than the County Post-recessio ion emplo loyment growth th double le th the Co County – 16.4 % Home to 6,8 ,802 busin iness establi lishments emplo loyin ing 102,235 work rkers 2016 sa sale les revenue = $69.4 B Home to 28 company headquarters – many are glo lobal l lea leaders

1. . A Small Cit ity wit ith Majo jor Economic Im Impact

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Key Findings

Based on sales revenue per Capita, Doral is one of Florida’s most productive economies Doral’s employment growth plays a significant role in driving the County Economy The 9,472 jobs added in Doral from 2010 to 2014 represent 8% of all job growth in the County

1. . A Small Cit ity wit ith Majo jor Economic Im Impact

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SLIDE 6

Key Findings

2. . Central Location and Transportation Access

St Strategic icall lly loc located in in Miam iami-Dade Co County Dir irect hig ighway ac access to commercia ial l an and ind industria ial l corri rridors – in interchanges at t SR SR 826, SR SR 836 Flor lorid ida Turnpik ike Doral l is is a a centr tral l lo locatio ion to li live an and work rk Ce Central l loc locatio ion an and tr tran ansportatio ion have mad ade Doral al a a majo ajor Co County busin iness hub

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Key Findings

3. . A Cit ity of f Families

29.6% inc increase in in famil ily household lds sin since 2007 A Young munic icip ipali lity Ch Changin ing age dis istrib ibutio ion:

  • 55

55 an and over – 73 73.6 .6% growth

  • 5

5 to 17 17 – 46 46.4 .4 % in incr crease

  • 35

35 to 54 54 – 37 37% growth

  • Shr

Shrin inkin ing sh shar are of

  • f mill

illennials ls (1 (18 to

  • 34

34)

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Key Findings

4. . The Regions Most Hig ighly Educated Work rkforce

54.2% of f population 25 years and over have Bachelors degree or hig igher Double the rate for Mia iami-Dade County 1.8 .8 tim imes the rate for the rest of the U.S .S

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Key Findings

5. . R Rapidly Expanding, g, Cyclical Local Economy

Ra Rapid id jo job los loss durin ring th the las last recession – 8.6 8.6 % los loss 20 2008 08 th through 20 2010 10

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Key Findings 6. . Hig igh Skilled, Well Paid Workforce Despite Slipping Earnings

Hig igh pe percentage of f residents employed in in hig higher skil killed occ ccupations Doral Median wage = $41,104 County median wage = $27,142 Doral resident wages hig higher in in 23 of f 35 occupational categories th than County New jo jobs pr primarily add dded in in lo lower pa paying service sect ctor From 2007 to 2015 mean wages in in only 14 of f 24 in industries in increased Some ind industries ha had 30 pe percent or more de declines Doral’s median household income has declined by 3.2 percent since 2010

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Key Findings

7. . The Advanced In Industries Sector in in Doral

Th The e Adv dvanced Ind Industr trie ies Sec ector driv drives US inn innovatio ion, tec echnolo logy an and bus busin iness growth th Adv dvanced Ind Industrie ies em empl ploy 9% of

  • f al

all l US work

  • rkers, 3% in

n Fl Florid ida Sec ector r pr prod

  • duces $2.7

.7 trill trillio ion in n val alue-added Sec ector r pr prod

  • duces 17% of
  • f al

all l U.S .S. . GDP Dor

  • ral

l is s hom home to

  • 775 Adv

dvanced Ind Industrie ies es establis ishments Doral’s AI businesses over $2 Billion in local sales, and more globally

11% of the City’s employment

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SLIDE 12

Key Findings

Fir irm Locatio ion: Top 5 Advanced In Industries Sect ctors in in Doral

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Key Findings

8. . Target In Industry ry Clu luster Analysis

Econ 101: : Grow Your r St Strengths Clu Cluster: Region ional l Co Concentratio ion of f Rela lated Ind Industrie ies in in a a Par artic icula lar Lo Locatio ion Clu Clusters ar are centr tral l component of f economic ic competit itiv iveness Th The str trategic ic poli licy fr framework is is buil ilt aro round th the common needs of f th the re recommended target ind industry ry clu clusters an and th their ir hi high wage c component ind industrie ies

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SLIDE 14

Key Findings

Target In Industry ry Clu luster Analysis is

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Key Findings

Target In Industry Clu luster Analysis

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SLIDE 16

Key Findings

9. . A Resident Work rker / Jobs Base Mis ismatch

Only ly 24.1% of f all all work rkers who li live in in Doral, l, work rk in in Doral 93.9% of the City’s jobs base is filled by workers who live outsid ide Doral Eac ach day over r 72,000 work rkers enter r an and 14,000 resid sidents lea leave th the City City Mismatch between Doral’s jobs and residents education and skills exacerbates the City’s traffic problems

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Key Findings

Where% Doral% Residents% Work# Doral% 8,160# 22%# Miami% 5,560# 15%# MIA% 4,320# 12%# Hialeah% 2,970# 8%# Miami% Beach% 2,240# 6%# Medley% 1,270# 3%# Sweetwater% 1,240# 3%# Coral% Gables% 950# 3%# Kendall% 930# 2%# Miami% Lakes% 750# 2%# University% Park% 680# 2%# Hialeah% Gardens% 510# 1%# All% Other% Locations% 7,690# 21%# Total% 37,270# 100%# Where% Doral% Workers% Live% Miami% 12,750# 15%# Hialeah% 8,300# 10%# Doral% 8,160# 10%# Fountainebleau% 4,470# 5%# Tamiami% 3,530# 4%# Miami% Beach% 3,210# 4%# Kendall% 3,140# 4%# Kendale% Lakes% 2,630# 3%# Miami% Gardens% 2,060# 2%# Westchester% 1,660# 2%# The% Hammocks% 1,640# 2%# Sweetwater% 1,620# 2%# All% Other% Locations% 31,700# 37%# Total% 84870# 100%# Source:# Southeast# Regional# Planning# Model# 2040#

  • utput.#
# %

Nort rth-South Co Commutes Are th the Proble lem

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Key Findings

10. . Traffic fic Congestio ion — Doral’s Achilles Heel?

Failu ilure to

  • sign

ignif ificantl tly red educe in increa easin ing tr traffic ic con

  • ngestion th

threaten ens ec econ

  • nomic competiv

iveness and qualit ality of

  • f lif

life e for

  • r its

its res esid idents Can‘t add new capacity Do Doral al ne need eds to

  • re

redu duce e the the nu number r of

  • f da

daily ily trip trips s an and d the the nu numbe ber of

  • f veh

vehic icles s on

  • n the

the ro road “5% modal shift towards alternative modes will reduce most of the need for roadway widening on all but one roadway segment in 2025 projects” “30% modal shift will reduce the need to widen 80% of the projected roadways requiring additional capacity” More Cr Creati tive e Str Strateg egies s Req equired: 1) 1) Lan Land us use e , , 2) 2) Tele elecommuting, 3) 3) Rid ide-sh sharin ing, 4) 4) Hou Housi sing, an and 5) 5) Work rkshif ifting

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Key Findings

  • 11. Re-Thinking Office Development Opportunities

Do Doral l can an be a a competit itive loc location for hig igh-skill ill, hig igh-wage, an and hig igh tech se sectors Ne New of

  • ffice development will

ill requir ire new str trategie ies:

Shri rinkin ing square foo

  • otage per

er em employee Outs tsourcing non

  • n-core fu

functions: IT IT, , acc ccountin ing, human resources, marketing and le legal to

  • lo

lower cos

  • st

providers Workshifti ting:

  • Usin

sing sa satell ellit ite of

  • ffic

fices es in in neig neighbor

  • rhoods
  • Tele

elecommuting

  • Us

Usin ing Sha Shared Of Office Spa Space

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Key Findings

  • 12. A Looming Housing Affordability Cri

risis

Curr urrent t medi edian hom home valu alue of

  • f $325,80

,800 is s out

  • ut of
  • f rea

each for

  • r Dor
  • ral

l hou households earn earning und under 150 percent of the City’s median household income ($109,399) Med edia ian ren ent pric price = = $2,20 ,200 Miami-Fort t Lau auderdale Metr tro med edia ian ren ent t = = $1,9 ,900 Med edia ian valu alue of

  • f unit

units constructed si since 2010 is s $615,90 ,900 –– dou double le the the City ty med edia ian valu alue 57% of

  • f Dor
  • ral

l ren enters ar are e cos

  • st-burdened

City’s H&T Index is 77% –– 62% for

  • r Miami-Dade Cou
  • unty
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Key Findings

13. . Land Availability and Future Growth Strategies

Doral is is approaching fu full ll build-out of f its its commercial and in industrial la land area Le Less vacant la land is is available for r new res esidentia ial development 36 367 acres of f vacant propert rty rem emain in in th the Cit ity whic ich are both zoned for, and su suitable for r commercial, , offic ice, or r in industria ial uses 36 367 acres = = 31 31,991 to 57,730 new jo jobs

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Key Findings

  • 14. Doral’s Future Growth Will be Driven By:

Slowing growth – fr from

  • m its

ts exp xplo losive pa pace of

  • f the

the last t 15 yea ears Few lar arge sc scale le pr proje

  • jects or
  • r corp
  • rporate rel

elocatio ions The The exp xpansio ion of

  • f exi

xistin ing, g, sm small all busi businesses em emplo loyin ing les ess tha than 50 peo people Ex Exis istin ing bu busin inesses improvin ing competit itiv iveness th through in investments in technolo logy, pr prod

  • ductiv

ivit ity, and and mor

  • re

e ski skill lled lab abor Gr Growth thr throu

  • ugh acqu

acquis isitio ion of

  • f exi

xistin ing busi businesses New sm small ll busi business cr creatio ion and and en entrepreneurship ip The The con

  • nversion and

and/or dem demolit itio ion of

  • f out
  • utdated exi

xistin ing bui buildin ings to

  • ne

new use uses

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Key Findings

Doral‘s Next Chapter

A Uniq nique ue Economy in in Sou South Flo lori rida a – sign ignif ificant t com

  • mpetitiv

ive advantages es and gr growth op

  • pportunit

ities es Futu ture gr growth is is never er gu guar arantee eed Do Doral l is is rea eady for r a new rou

  • und of
  • f le

leadin ing edge economic ic gr growth th Do Doral l is is poise

  • ised to
  • develo

elop as as lea leading cen center r of

  • f high

igh-wage, high igh in innovati tion in industri ries es if if foc

  • cus

s sh shifts ifts to:

  • :
  • Enhancin

ing th the e tech echnological, in innovation and skills ills of

  • f its

its small ll busin inesses es

  • Qualit

ity of

  • f fu

futu ture ec econ

  • nomic gr

growth

  • Exp

xpandin ing op

  • pportunity and in

incomes

  • Stabilizing the City’s economy against recessionary swings
  • Addres

essing g loc local l and reg egional l tr transportation problems

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Key Findings

Doral‘s Next Chapter

A Uniq nique ue Economy in in Sou South Flo lori rida a – sign ignif ificant t com

  • mpetitiv

ive advantages es and gr growth op

  • pportunit

ities es Futu ture gr growth is is never er gu guar arantee eed Do Doral l is is rea eady for r a new rou

  • und of
  • f le

leadin ing edge economic ic gr growth th Do Doral l is is poise

  • ised to
  • develo

elop as as lea leading cen center r of

  • f high

igh-wage, high igh in innovati tion in industri ries es if if foc

  • cus

s sh shifts ifts to:

  • :
  • Enhancin

ing th the e tech echnological, in innovation and skills ills of

  • f its

its small ll busin inesses es

  • Qualit

ity of

  • f fu

futu ture ec econ

  • nomic gr

growth

  • Exp

xpandin ing op

  • pportunity and in

incomes

  • Stabilizing the City’s economy against recessionary swings
  • Addres

essing g loc local l and reg egional l tr transportation problems

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Strategic Program & Policy Recommendations

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

21 21st

st Centu

tury Competitiveness Defin ined By:

Diverse economie ies wit ith stable em emplo loyment th that t be better r res esis ist t bu busin iness cy cycle swin ings; A local lab abor r for

  • rce with

th ski skill lls and and br brain ainpower to

  • supp

support glob

  • ball

lly com

  • mpetit

itiv ive busi businesses, and and

  • b
  • btain hig

higher wag age, hig high ski skill lled em emplo loyment t opp

  • pport

rtunitie ies; Risi Rising hou household incomes ac across the the inc ncome spe spectrum, redu educin ing inc ncome di disparit ity y be betw tween the the top

  • p and

and bot bottom; Effi ficiently ly al allo locating reso esources to

  • stim

timulate ne new ec economic ic growth; Gr Growin ing strong innovatio ion and and en entr trepreneurship ne network rks to

  • con
  • nvert br

brainpower r into wea ealt lth, even en in n tr trad adit itio ional l ind ndustrie ies; Sup upport rtin ing br broader r access to

  • bu

business ownership ip, as as a a way to

  • bo

both th grow ne new job jobs, an and grow fam amil ily wealth th Develo lopin ing qua quali lity ty, con

  • nnected pla

places tha that ha have a a hi high qua qualit ity of

  • f life; and

and Str tron

  • ng ci

civic col

  • llaboratio

ion — leaders who ho ar are e ab able le to

  • col
  • lla

laborate and and part partner r with bus busin inesses and and othe

  • ther govern

rnments bot both lar arge and and sm small all

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

1. . Adopt New Growth Objec jectiv ives and Perf rform rmance Metr tric ics

Co Comple lete Do Doral l Economic ic De Development Metr trics Da Dashboard

2. . Develo lop In Incentiv ives and Programs th that Reward In Innovatio ion

Im Imple lement In Innovation Grant/Loan Program Foc

  • cusing on
  • n Target In

Industry Clu Clusters Target Businesses that are in, or Service, City’s Target Clusters and Industries

3. . Dri rive New Busin iness Creatio ion

Support th the e Cr Creation of

  • f 50,0

,000 SF of

  • f New Acce

ccelerator Space for Target In Industry Clu Clusters

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

4. . In Incorporate th the Elem lements of f an In Innovatio ion Dis istric ict in in New Develo lopment

Provid ide Zon

  • nin

ing for an In Innovation Dis District Soli

  • licit

it In Insti titutional l Partn rtners and Priv rivate De Developers

5. . Develo lop Inc Incentiv ives an and Programs th that Rewar ard Inn Innovatio ion

Im Imple lement In Innovation Grant/Loan Program Foc

  • cusing on
  • n Target In

Industry Clu Clusters

6. . Dri rive New Busin iness Creatio ion

Support th the e Cr Creation of

  • f 50,0

,000 SF of

  • f New Acce

ccelerator Space for Target In Industry Clu Clusters

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

7. . Expand Small ll Busin iness Ownership ip Opportunit ities

Im Implement Legacy Business Acq cquisition Program

8. . In Invest in in an Ult ltra-High Speed In Internet Backbone for th the Cit ity

Solicit Service Providers

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

9.

  • 9. Pri

riorit ity Transportatio ion Str Strategies De Develo lop Ne New Premium Exp xpress Bu Bus s Serv Servic ice for

  • r Worker Co

Commute Routes

  • Develop Express Bus Service and bus terminal locations to/from target communities to Doral

predominately South and North of Doral)

  • Aggressively expand the Doral Bus Passport program

In Intra-Cit ity Cir ircula lation Im Improvements

  • Incorporate complete streets design that includes alternative modes - biking and walking
  • Implement satellite parking combined with free shuttle services, or on-demand services such as Lyft,

Uber, and ZipCars

  • Enhance intra-city bus services with a focus on improving the level of service. Increase number of

buses at rush hour

  • Consider eliminating or reducing transit fare, introducing youth pass programs, and commuter

challenge programs to increase transit ridership

  • Create Doral-focused access guide that includes maps, schedules, contact numbers, and other

information on how to reach a particular destination by public transit

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

  • 10. Su

Support Work rkshif iftin ing and New Work rkpla lace Lo Locatio ion St Strategie ies in in Doral

De Develop in ince centi tive programs th that t encourage employers to

  • im

implement tele lecommutin ing programs De Develop targeted marketi ting program to

  • la

large e downtown em employers abou

  • ut

t th the e ben enefit fits of

  • f

wor

  • rkshiftin

ing to

  • Do

Doral Revis vise loc local l zon

  • ning th

through den ensit ity bon

  • nuses

es or

  • r park

rking rel elie ief to

  • in

incen centiv ivize co-workin ing space ces De Develop fin financial l gr grants or

  • r in

incen centi tives for th the e devel elopment of

  • f co-workin

ing space ce Revis vise zon

  • ning

g - par arkin ing an and den ensit sity bonu

  • nuse

ses s - to

  • in

incen centivize e liv live-work hou

  • usin

ing units its and liv live- wor

  • rk com
  • mmunitie

ies De Develop, and provide e gr grants to

  • acc

cces ess affordable le ultr ltra-high-speed in inter ernet con

  • nnecti

tivity, es espec ecia ially ly for

  • r small

l busin ines esses

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

  • 11. Housin

ing Ch Choic ice Exp xpansio ion

De Develop an Affordable Ho Housin ing Tru rust Fund Part rtner with ith or

  • r Cr

Create e a Co Community La Land Tru rust (C (CLT) Cr Crea eate or

  • r Dir

Direct a City City De Department or

  • r Agency to
  • Com

Compete for Ho Housin ing Grants and Fin inancin ing Sele elect and Provide Funding Assis istance to

  • a Short Lis

List of

  • f Nonprofit Ho

Housin ing De Developers Provid ide Zon

  • nin

ing In Incen entives es Such ch as De Densit ity Bon Bonuses es to

  • De

Developers of

  • f Affordable Ho

Housin ing Reduce Park rking Requirements

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

  • 12. Aggressiv

ively ly Exp xpand Lo Local l Netw tworkin ing and B-2-B Programs

Bu Build ild Co Comple lete on

  • n-li

line Do Doral Bu Busin iness Di Directory De Develop soc

  • cia

ial med edia pla latf tform ded edic icated to

  • Do

Doral l busin ines ess-to to-busin iness netw tworkin ing, com

  • mmunication, and marketin

ing Co Consider addin ing new econ

  • nomic development

t pos

  • sit

ition foc

  • cused excl

clusiv ively ly on

  • n supporting

exis xisti ting loc local l busin ines ess exp xpansion Im Imple lement preferred purchasing g program for Do Doral l busin ines esses as part rt of

  • f every

ery public lic con

  • ntract

t in in Do Doral

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Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

  • 13. Re-Zoning th

the Bon-Lemon Property for Mix ixed Use Pla lanned Uni nit Development

  • 14. Package th

the Doral Brand More Effectively

Com

  • mple

lete an an Upd pdated Dor

  • ral

l Mul ulti-media ia Mark arketin ing and and In Informatio ion Pack ackage, si sing ng the the Fin Findin ings of

  • f the

the Competit itive Ass ssessment

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SLIDE 35

No Major In Infr frastructure In Investments Required Small-scale Programs and Projects Three-Year Time Frame $3.5M Total Cost – Not Necessarily the City’s Money

An In Incremental and In Inexpensive Pla lan

Strategic Program and Policy Recommendations

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