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The Future Aint What It Used To Be Yogi Berra Eastern Sprawl Western Sprawl Eastern Density Western Density 27% of New Home Buyers2of New 7 Families with Children Projected to be 24% by 2020 75% of new homes constructed

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“The Future Ain’t What It Used To Be”

Yogi Berra

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Eastern Sprawl

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Western Sprawl

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Eastern Density

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Western Density

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27% of New Home Buyers2of New 7

  • Families with Children
  • Projected to be 24%

by 2020

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Kids and Cul-de-Sac's

75% of new homes constructed are detached single family structures

  • n lots 5000 square feet or larger
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61%

  • Single Head of Household
  • Married Couples without children
  • 50 % Single Female
  • Population over 55 years will grow by 50% by

2020

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Vibrant Mixed-use Communities

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The Crystal Ball

  • Gasoline $4.00+++ per gallon
  • Transit rider-ship up 16-40%
  • Rapidly aging population
  • Gen Y will be self-employed
  • Worldwide population will peak

by 2030

  • Quality over Quantity
  • Time deprived
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Guiding Principles- Smart Growth

  • Connectivity
  • Diversity
  • Sustainability
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Connectivity

  • Connections within the

village and the region

  • Links between land use

and transportation

  • Sidewalks, trails and bike

paths

  • Places to gather
  • Village Center
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Diversity

  • Options for people to live, work and

play

  • Variety of housing choices
  • Employment mix
  • Transportation options

– Commuter and light Rail, Bus Rapid Transit, Bus, Tram – New Roads to add more porosity – Bike lanes, sidewalks and walking trails

  • Retail opportunities
  • Civic Uses
  • Mix of residents
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Sustainability

  • Three integral elements
  • f Sustainability:

1). Social interaction 2). Economic vitality 3). Environmental stewardship

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Execution

THE PROMENADE SW VILLEBOIS DRIVE SW RAVENNA LOOP SW ORLEANS AVE. SW ZURICH ST. SW TOULOUSE ST. PIAZZA VILLEBOIS SOFIA PARK PALERMO PARK S W M O N T B L A N C SW COSTA CL. SW BARBER ST.

  • Develop products that actually meet market

demand

  • Create quality communities that will endure
  • Having a set of underlying community goals
  • Strong political will + great vision and resolute

determination = Great Communities

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Execution

THE PROMENADE SW VILLEBOIS DRIVE SW RAVENNA LOOP SW ORLEANS AVE. SW ZURICH ST. SW TOULOUSE ST. PIAZZA VILLEBOIS SOFIA PARK PALERMO PARK S W M O N T B L A N C SW COSTA CL. SW BARBER ST.

  • Employ patient equity. Great Communities
  • ften cost as much as 20-30% more than

conventional suburban development

  • “Return Of” and “Return On” Equity typically

falls outside of traditional capital’s investment period.

  • Vision Without Execution is nothing more than

a Hallucination

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Real Estate when viewed as a Long Term Asset Class

Financial Characteristics of Downtowns with Critical Mass (Blue) versus Suburban Development (Red)

0% 50% 100% 150% 200% 250% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Time (years) Value Creation / Cash Flow ($)

Short Term Mid Term Long Term

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