HomeMy WebLinkAbout2011-12-06 CorrespondenceDowntown Iowa City Retail
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District Retail
JOHN M. MILLAR
Executive Vice President
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1912 -1914
Director i
Miami, FL
1914 -1980 Regional V.P. , Thalhimer Department Stores
Richmond a Greater Hampton Roads Area, VA
1980 -1988 Senior V.P., Goodman Segar Hogan Commercial Real Estate
Norfolk, VA
1988 -2000 Executive Vice President, General Growth Properties
Minneapolis, MN; Chicago, IL
2000 -2002
2002 - Present
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Executive Vice President, ]ones Lang La Salle
Atlanta, GA
Executive Vice President, Divaris Real Estate, Inc.
Virginia Beach, VA
2016 Projected 133,267
2011 Estimate 124,657
2000 Census 100,815
2016 Projected 55,406
2011 Estimate 50,255
2000 Census 40,618
Family Households
Non - Family House
Estimated Average Household Income $66,625
Estimated Average Family Household Income $94,474
Source: Nielsen Solution Center
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2016 Projected 180,130
2011 Estimate 169,463
2000 Census 142,063
2016 Projected 72,705
2011 Estimate 67,297
2000 Census 55,536
Family Households
Non - Family Housel
3%
Estimated Average Household Income $66,552
Estimated Average Family Household Income $89,032
Source: Nielsen Solution Center
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Furniture
Home Furnishings
Computer, Software
Camera Store
Specialty Food
Drug Store
Cosmetics, Beauty
Women's Fashion
Children's, Infants
Family Clothing
Accessories
Shoes
Jewelry
Office Supplies
Gift, Souvenir
Full Service Restaurants
Quick Service Restaurants
Special Foodservices
TOTAL
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10 -Mile Radius ($ Million)
20 -Mile Radius ($ Million)
$3.9
$10.2
6.5
9.3
2.0
2.8
1.2
1.1
25.1
48.2
-
0.5
-
2.6
-
0.5
5.2
17.1
-
0.2
12.0
16.1
1.2 4.7
- 0.5
- 7.7
12.0 14.9
16.2 20.9
$85.3 Million $157.3 Million
Source: Nielsen Solution Center
Merchandise Category
10 -Mile Radius
20 -Mile Radius Square
Square Footage
Footage
Furniture
7,800
20,400
Home Furnishings'
-
-
Computer, Software
13,000
18,600
Camera Store
4,000
5,600
Specialty Food'
4,000
3,667
Drug Store'
31,375
60,250
Cosmetics, Beauty'
-
1,000
Women's Fashion'
8,667
Childrens, Infants'
-
1,667
Family Clothing'
17,333
57,000
Accessories'
-
667
Shoes'
40,000
53,667
Jewelry'
-
-
Office Supplies'
4,000
15,667
Gift, Souvenir'
-
1,667
Full Service Restaurant'
-
15,400
Quick Service Restaurant'
15,000
18,625
Special Foodservices'
20,250
26,125
TOTAL
156,758 SF
3081669 SF
Source: Nielseii Soliitim Center '$300 PSF
'$500 PSF
$800 PSF
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Age
0 -4
5 -9
10 -14
15 -17
18 -20
21 -24
25 -34
35 -44
45 -54
55 -64
65 -74
75 -84
Age 85 & Over
Total Estimated
Average Age
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Iowa City Population by Age
( %/Total)
5.03
4.98
5.03
2.76
9.9
11.02
16.14
14.4
11.9
10.39
4.69
2.51
1.25
35.1
Cedar Rapids Population by
Age (% /Total)
7.05
6.78
6.62
3.86
4.00
4.72
15.02
13.66
13.98
11.24
6.65
4.23
2.19
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% Differential
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<1.8 %>
<1.59 %>
<1.10 %>
5.90%
6.30%
1.12%
0.74%
<2.08 %>
<0.85 %>
<1.96 %>
<1.72 %>
<0.94 %>
Impact of University StudentsAged Households:
2009 Tota,
Households
2009 Tota,
Family Households
2009 Tota,
HHLD AH Income
2009 Family
HHLD AH Income
Negative Ah
Income Impact
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1 Mile 3 Mile 5 Mile 10 Mile 20 Mile
8,932
29,813
38,295
48,458
64,937
1,973
13,833
18,808
24,989
36,868
$44,139
$60,639
$65,110
$68,706
$68,659
$92,205
$90,690
$93,135
$94,474
$89,032
<48,066>
<$30,051>
<$28,025>
<$25,768>
<$20,373>
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Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
California
Missouri
Texas
Michigan
Nebraska
New York
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17,802
5,856
739
485
287
175
151
127
123
107
67.8
22.3
2.8
1.9
1.1
0.7
0.6
0.5
0.5
0.4
State Number of Students'
Iowa 16,188
Wisconsin 107
Minnesota 257
Illinois 5,043
TOTAL 21,595
Ten or More Students Per Zip Code
' 2000 Census Data Adjusted to 2010 Dollars
Source: University of Iowa Fall 2010 Students by Zip Code
Nielson 2000 Census - Average Household Income by Zip Code, Adjusted to 2010 Dollars
Sample Size: 21,595 Students
Sample % to Total Students: 21,595 - 26,265 = 82.2%
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Avg HH Income - 20102
$69,818
$117,886
$117,948
$116,803
$81,600
State Students Total Income by Zia Code
Iowa 21355 $178,544,088 $94,769
Wisconsin 78 8,084,032
Minnesota 220 22,191,187
Illinois 3,854 396,762,648
TOTAL 6 605.581.955
Sample Size: 6,507 Students
Sample % to Total Students: 6,507 +26,265 = 24.5%
'Ten or More Students per Zip Code
2 Zip Codes over $75,000 Average Household Incomes
32000 Census Data
¢Adjusted to 2010
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$129,552
$126,086
$128,685
$116,333
— $200 billion a year spent in the U.S. college
market per year
15.6 million college students and growing
exponentially
75% of students maintain iobs, earning $645
per month
A college students spends more than $13,000
per year
— A college student spends $3,500 on shopping
center goods per year
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Direct Spending by University of Iowa Students
on Shopping Center Goods
2010
Average 2010
Shopping Center TL
Expenditures Students ($Millions)
Undergraduate Students $3,250 21,176 68.8
Graduate Students $3,750 9,649 36.2
TOTAL 30,825 105
Student Direct Spending by Merchandise Category
Univ of Iowa
Students Spending
Sales Per
Merchandise Category ($Millions)
% Total Sq. Ft. Supportable SF
Restaurants $31.5
30% $400 78,750 SF
Entertainment $31.5
30% $400 78,750 SF
Spirit Wear, Sporting Goods $10.5 10% $300 35,000 SF
Men's Women's Fashions $10.5 10% $300 35,000 SF
Quick Serve /Fast Food Restaurants $21.0 20° 500 42,000 SF
TOTAL 105.0 100° 269,500 SF
Source: Previous Studies conducted for Wake Forest, Texas A & M, Virginia Tech and Penn State on
Percentage Breakdown of Student Expenditures by Merchanise Category.
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graduates with higher average household incomes.
College Sports (Spectators)
• Football
• Men's Basketball
• Women's Basketball
• Men's Wrestling
• Men's Volleyball
Women's Volleyball
■ Men's & Women's Track
■ Men's Baseball
■ Women's Softball
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Arena Concerts & Cultural Events
Academic Conferences & Seminars
Administrative Conferences
Sports Summer Camps
Student Social Weekends
Parent Social Weekends
Move In, Move Out
1. Projected economic impact on one UI home football game is $14.5 Million.
2. Projected economic impact of a seven -game season is more than $100.1 Million.
3. The average UI home football game attracts more than 51,000 visitors to Johnson County.
The average size of a traveling party is 37 persons.
5. On average, travel parties that stayed in a local hotel spent $944 during their stay.
6. On average, travel parties that did not stay in a local hotel spent $273 each game weekend.
7 13% of visitors to Johnson County area for Iowa's home game against Northwestern did not
attend the game, but participated in the pre-game and post game activities and /or shopped in
the area.
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Source: Iowa CihjlCoralville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
* 2010 Wrestling
* 2010 Women's Basketball
* 2010 Volleyball
* 2010 Men's Basketball
* 2010 Football
* 2010 Spring Football Scrimmage
Concerts & Cultural Events
Academic Conferences & Seminars
Sports and Academic Summer Camps
Students Social Weekends
Parent Social Weekends
Move In, Move Out
Downtown Iowa City Events
Iowa Arts Festival
* Iowa City Jazz Festival
* Friday Night Concert Series
* Free Movie Series
* Downtown Saturday Night
Sand In the City
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54,829
83,968
18,040
186,226
494,095
20,000'
15,000'
75,000'
5,000'
20,000'
10,000'
20,000'
136,375
35,000
50,000
20,000
3,375
13,000
15,000
Total Direct Visitors: 1,138,533
urants
Wear, Sporting Goods
& Women's Fashions
Serve /Fast Food
odging
Merchandise Category
Restaurants
Entertainment
Spirit Wear, Sporting Goods
Men's & Women's Fashions
Quick Serve /Fast Food
Miscellaneous
Lodging
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UI Student ($ Millions)
$31.50
31.5
10.5
10.5
21.0
Total 1.05.0
Direct Visitor ($Millions)
$115.5
107.7
40.8
61.2
40.8
3.7
38.4
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SUPPORTABLE SQUARE FEET
SF
78,750
78,750
35,000
35,000
42,000
Total 269.500 SF
Existing SF Servicing Direct Visitors
SF
288,750
269,250
136,000
204,000
81,600
12,333
Visitors ($Millions)
$147.0
139.2
51.3
71.7
61.8
3.7
38.4
51 -3 -1
SF
367,500
348,000
171,000
239,000
123,600
12,333
1 .261.433 SF
500
1.261.433 SF
University
(1968 -1986)
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LIVING ALUMNI
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Johnson City
Ease of getting around (walking & by vehicle) ✓
Quality of dining experience ✓
Affordable housing ✓
Proximity to comprehensive, well regarded health care facilities ✓
Lifelong learning opportunities — colleges or universities ✓
Culture & entertainment ✓
Safe environment ✓
Civic & volunteer opportunities ✓
Access to spectator sport activities ✓
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Big Twelve Conference Town, State 2008 Avg. Home Price
Purdue University
W. Lafayette, Indiana
$184,333
University of Indiana
Bloomington, Indiana
$196,000
Michigan State University
East Lansing, Michigan
$196,000
University of Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa
$214,975
Ohio State University
Columbus, Ohio
$236,925
University of Illinois
Champaign, Illinois
$238,126
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan
$263,783
University of Wisconsin
Madison, Wisconsin
$300,000
Penn State University
State College, Pennsylvania
$311,125
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
$390,000
Northwestern University
Evanston, Illinois
$655,750
Conference Average Price: $289,629
"Coldvoell Banker Major College Football Towns
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➢ Retail Shopping Centers
➢ Hotels: Full Service, Limited - Service
➢ Private Dormitories
➢ Multi - Family Apartments (Students)
➢ Condos and Town Homes
➢ Game Day Condos
➢ Life Care Retirement Facilities
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Website Survey Results
Demographics
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Iowa City /Johnson County
UI Students
UI Faculity /Staff
Residents
3,500 Respondents
885
11220
11395
Female Respondents
68.3%
68.6%
64.4%
over $75,000 in income
42.1%
61.2%
54.2%
Age
19 -24
60.1%
4.9%
8.3%
25 -44
30.5%
43.3%
46.9
45 -64
3.9%
47.4%
36.4%
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Question 4: Specialty Merchandise Categories Needing
more Square Footage in Downtown Iowa City
Top Ten Categories
1. Movie Theater
2. Bakery /Doughnuts
3. Women's Apparel
4. Organic /Gourmet Grocer
5. Shoes
6. Bowling Alley
7. Electronics (Computer, Software)
8. National Restaurants
9. Men's Apparel
10. Health & Beauty
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Total Sample
59.3%
47.1%
43.9%
41.5%
38.9%
28.1%
25.6%
25.0%
23.4%
20.4%
In Downtown Iowa City
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Total Sample
33.2%
42.1%
37.5%
15.6%
37.5%
27.7%
29.6%
45.3%
20.0%
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UI
Iowa City /Johnson
Retailer or Restaurant
UI Students
Faculty /Staff
County Residents
Urban Outfitters
50.1%
25.7%
30.2%
The Cheesecake Factory
46.5%
42.1%
40.2%
Apple Store
39.6%
35.5%
39.0%
Forever 21
36.0°%
9.7%
9.1%
P.F. Chang's
36.0%
36.4%
32.2%
Sephora
34.1%
26.8%
25.7%
J. Crew
26.0%
30.6%
31.0%
Pottery Barn
23.6%
54.9%
49.2%
Eddie Bauer
11.9%
24.0%
20.8%
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Total Sample
33.2%
42.1%
37.5%
15.6%
37.5%
27.7%
29.6%
45.3%
20.0%
r
Question 6: What other Retailers, Restaurant and Service
would you like to see in Downtown Iowa City?
(Total Direct Responses)
Top Ten
Merchandise Cateeory
Quick Service Restaurants
Only Local Retailers, Restaurants
Women's & Men's Fashions
Groceries
Home Furnishings
Big Box Stores
Entertainment
Fast Food
Dept. Store
Cards /Gifts
Total Direct Responses
565
364
363
337
265
228
209
198
193
96
Retailer Strategy for Downtown Iowa City
1. Foremost Strategy: Do No Harm to Existing Downtown Retailers & Restaurants
2. Maintain predominantly locally owned retail and restaurants;
3. Encourage local entrepreneurs to open stores in merchandise categories identified as voids;
4. Encourage local entrepreneurs to become franchises for national franchises;
5. Add a small number of national retailers that fit comfortably in other college towns;
6. Encourage ethnic restaurant entrepreneurs to expand the local ethnic offerings.
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Potential Retailers by Merchandise Categories
for Downtown Iowa City
Voids for Local Retailer Entrepreneurs to Fill
Accessories
Family Oriented Restaurants
PMMerchandise
Beauty, Cosmetics
Fast Food
Brew Pub
Furniture
Cafeteria
Grocery Store
Camera Store
Home Furnishings
Card Store /Gifts
Jewelry
Children Shoes
Local Drug Store
Coffee Shop
Men's & Women's Fashions
Computer Software
Minature Golf
Diner
Office Supplies
Ethnic Restaurants
Shoes - Women's & Men's
Thai
Specialty Food
Turkish
Tea Room
Eastern European
Korean
Japanese
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Compatible National Retailers or Franchises
American Apparel
H & M Fashions
Aveda Spa
Jamba Juice
BJ's Restaurant & Brewery
New Balance
California Pizza Kitchen
Panera Bread
Caribou Coffee
Pei Wei Asian Diner
Famous Dave's BBQ
Urban Outfitters
Five Guys Burgers & Fries
Iowa Restaurants
Augusta Restaurant (Oxford)
Lincoln Cafe (Mt. Vernon)
Spaghetti Works (Des Moines)
Tuscan Moon (Kalona)
Merchandise Category
Minimum 5F
Maximum SF
Accessories / Jewelry
29000
49000
Bath & Beauty
69000
139000
Big Box
229000
679000
Cards / Gifts
19500
59500
Children's / Teen's Apparel
29500
99000
Men's & Women's Apparel
179500
389000
Electronics
49000
79000
Entertainment
359000
709000
Home Furnishings
79000
179000
Restaurants & Eateries
109500
259000
Shoes
59000
109000
Total Square Feet: 1139000 2659500
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Mixed -Use Buildings
Game Day Condos
Retirement Homes &
Condos
Private Dormitories
University Related
Retirement Home
Hotel(s)
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Riverfront Crossings District
Mixed -Use Buildings
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51,000 Football Vistors per game
77,725 Baby Boomer Alumni &
other Baby Boomer Retirees
5,400 UI out -of -state students
(AHI $117,000)
Age 65+ alumni, Iowa Residents
(UI Hospital asset)
UI Hospital Outpatients,
UI Sports & Conference Visitors
UI Students' Family & Friends
RFD Residents' need for
office space, UI demand
Size & Number
Market Determination
Market Determination
Market Determination
(UI decision)
Market Determination
Market Determination
Market Determination
Section 2: Commitment Letters
The following pages contain commitment letter forms for various civic leaders in your
community.
Each civic leader should sign the form appropriate to their role. Scanned copies of each
signed commitment letter should be submitted with the Application.
Commitment Letter
FOR MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL *, CITY MANAGER AND
PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
By signing below, I agree to be an actively engaged leader in the Blue Zones Project. I
am committed to transforming my community into a place where some of the healthiest,
happiest and most productive people live. I believe that becoming 'a Blue Zones
Community will positively engage and impact my community.
I agree to commit to the following Roles and Responsibilities:
• Champion the effort to become a Blue Zones Community and make it a top
priority of the community /my organization.
• Support the Blue Zones Community leadership team with stakeholders from
across the community who will create and implement plans that will deliver sustainable
environmental changes designed to support healthy behaviors.
• Review work from the Blue Zones Community leadership team and take action
on recommended policies designed to support healthy behaviors.
• Participate in Blue Zones Community programs to deliver sustainable
environmental changes that support healthy behaviors.
(Signature)
(Print Name)
(Title /Position)
(Date)
(Organization)
*75% of City Council members should sign this Commitment Letter