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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER Economic Development & Finance Standing Committee April 29, 2019 NORTHPOINT DEVELOPMENT At a Glance 62 MM SF $5.0 BILLION INDUSTRIAL SPACE DEVELOPED TOTAL CAPITAL RAISED & MANAGED SINCE 2012 SINCE 2012 11.7 MM SF


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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

Economic Development & Finance Standing Committee

April 29, 2019

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NORTHPOINT DEVELOPMENT

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

At a Glance

164+ INDUSTRIALCLIENTS

References available from our clients; a few are represented below

62MM SF

INDUSTRIAL SPACE DEVELOPED & MANAGED SINCE 2012

$5.0BILLION

TOTAL CAPITAL RAISED SINCE 2012

13.3MM SF

INDUSTRIAL SPACE CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION

11.7MM SF

INDUSTRIAL SPACE LEASED IN 2018

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

435 169 69 24 169 71 69 71 50 24 45 9 152 291 210 78 40 350 9 32 7 10 150 291 435 435 435 29 35 35 635 35 70 435 35 70 470 49

Parkville Gladstone Riverside North Kansas City Independence

KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY

Shawnee Mission Hills Overland Park Leawood Raytown Lee’s Summit Grandview Olathe Bonner Springs

M I S S O U R I K A N S A S KANSAS CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Project Overview

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Project Aerial, New Infrastructure

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Project Aerial, Masterplan

BUILDING 2 ±541,000 S.F. BUILDING 5 ±487,000 S.F. B U I L D I N G 6 ± 3 3 , S . F . BUILDING 4 ±216,000 S.F. BUILDING 3 ±230,000 S.F. B U I L D I N G 1 ±388,000 S.F.

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  • Ex. Water Main
  • Ex. OH Power

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Tauromee Ave Tauromee Ave

B U I L D I N G 8 ±300,000 S.F. BUILDING 7 ± 2 4 4 , S . F .

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PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENT

$155M

JOBS

± 1,833

INFRASTRUCTURE

$30M

PROJECTOVERVIEW

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NORTHPOINT DEVELOPMENT

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Industrial Building Examples

Riverside Horizons III Riverside Horizons II Riverside Horizons II

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NORTHPOINT DEVELOPMENT

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Logistics Park Kansas City Logistics Park Kansas City Logistics Park Kansas City

Industrial Building Examples

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Community Impact

Capital Investment of $50M and above Development in a distressed area Minority, women and locally owned business participation Environmental design / sustainable development

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Regional Demographic Attributes

Income and home values surrounding Turner Commerce Center in Kansas City, KS are signifjcantly less than the State. Additionally, the region exhibits higher unemployment and up to 21% of the County population is under the poverty line.

Area Unemployment Rate Industrial Workforce Underemployment Adult Population (Ages 25+) Without a High School Diploma Median Household Income Percent Poverty Median Home Value

Radius from Turner Commerce Center:

5 Minute Drive Time 5.1% 30 18.8% $23,262 41.4% $102,288

Radius from Turner Commerce Center:

10 Minute Drive Time 6.1% 1,028 15.7% $43,390 19.3% $107,948

Radius from Turner Commerce Center:

20 Minute Drive Time 5.4% 9,559 15.1% $48,137 18.4% $142,717 Wyandotte County 4.8% 5,901 21.5% $43,350 21.7% $102,020 Kansas 3.4% 88,970 10.0% $56,415 12.9% $145,367 United States 3.9% 189,812 13.3% $58,754 14.7% $201,842

SELECTED DEMOGRAPHIC ATTRIBUTES, 2018

Source: Experian, U.S. Census Bureau Underemployment represents individuals currently employed in a profession, having less than full-time, regular or lower-paying employment than warehouse-related.

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Elevated Regional Underemployment and Poverty

Source: Experian, U.S. Census Bureau Underemployment represents individuals currently employed in a profession, having less than full-time, regular or lower-paying employment than warehouse-related.

Elevated Regional Underemployment and Poverty

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Source: Experian, U.S. Census Bureau Underemployment represents individuals currently employed in an occupation, having less than full-time, regular or lower-paying employment than warehouse-related.

RATIO: INDUSTRIAL WORKFORCE UNDEREMPLOYMENT PER 1,000 EMPLOYED

by Census Blockgroup, 2018

PERCENTAGE OF POPULATION BELOW POVERTY LINE

by Census Blockgroup, 2018

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Elevated Regional Underemployment and Lower Educational Attainment

Source: Experian, U.S. Census Bureau

Elevated Regional Unemployment and Lower Educational Attainment

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ADULT POPULATION (AGES 25+) WITHOUT A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

by Census Blockgroup, 2018

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE

by Census Blockgroup, 2018

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Lower Median Household Income and Home Values

Source: Experian, U.S. Census Bureau

Lower Median Household Income and Home Values

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MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME

by Census Blockgroup, 2018

MEDIAN HOME VALUE

by Census Blockgroup, 2018

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Project Timeline

JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

BUILDING 1 INFRASTRUCTURE 2019 2020 It is anticipated the design/builder will be on board this fall and construction will be completed by November 30, 2020.

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TURNER COMMERCE CENTER

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & FINANCE STANDING COMMITTEE : April 29, 2019

Deal Points

INDUSTRIAL REVENUE BONDS

  • 100% abatement of ad valorem property taxes for each building for 10 years

PAYMENT IN LIEU OF TAXES (PILOT) PAYMENTS

  • Schedule starts at $0.14/sf in year 1 and increases annually until $0.48/sf in year 14
  • PILOT payments provide new revenue to effectively reimburse the UG for the infrastructure investment
  • Education Systems (Turner USD 202 and KCKCC) start benefjting from year 1
  • A total of $2.7 million by year 10
  • Nearly $2 million annually when abatements expire

MINIMUM BUILDING REQUIREMENT

  • 1,000,000 square feet
  • Built within 5 years