Module 8

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by Ishmam Ahmed4 views·Updated Oct 20, 2020

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  1. Hey there, everyone minus Islam Ahmed.
  2. And today we to presenting you.
  3. DeLay for small redevelopment site for Module eight.
  4. Now, without further ado, let's get into the presentation.
  5. So on our agenda today we have our site overview
  6. and three different market analysis, including office, residential and retail.
  7. These things will be used to see the impact of
  8. mixed use and also helped determine the development timeline along
  9. with some conclusions now a little bit more about the
  10. like. For small site, it sits on about 100 acres,
  11. which has been marked for redevelopment by the Montgomery County
  12. Planning Division and offers 632,000 people within a 10 mile
  13. radius. The area also boasts 100 $40,000 average household income,
  14. and a daily traffic car account is 45,000.
  15. We also have access to Mark Metro and other public
  16. transportation options, so the direct access to highways include I
  17. to 70 and I 3 70 offering lots of mobility
  18. and hired traffic counts to make sure that we have
  19. a successful place to build.
  20. We also see that this location is a prime location
  21. for mixed use and offers great potential for residential and
  22. retail options moving forward.
  23. Here's some of the market overviews now into our office
  24. market. We find that there is 4.6 million square feet
  25. available in the manga recounting office inventory.
  26. Off that 17.9% is vacant.
  27. We also see a negative 92,000 square foot absorption rate
  28. and along with a $24.82 average rent per square foot
  29. cost. We also see a slow, incremental growth of inventory
  30. at only 0.7% per year.
  31. We also see the pre leasing figures are roughly 60%
  32. when looking at are comparable properties around the site.
  33. When government planning also said it an interesting thing, they
  34. said that as Class B and C spaces continue to
  35. age, they require extensive maintenance and improvements.
  36. Which is true since most of those buildings are quite
  37. old, used to pre dating to the 19 seventies and
  38. 19 eighties.
  39. Based on these findings, we recommend that the lake for
  40. small invest in class a office space and offer many
  41. on site nearby amenities such as a gym, restaurants, sauna,
  42. green spaces and a little bit more to make sure
  43. that we're able to cater to millennial workforce and create
  44. a better mental well being as we continue to move
  45. back into offices in a post pandemic world.
  46. Now for a residential market.
  47. The total population within a three mile radius is roughly
  48. 203,000 people of that discontents of 66,000 households with an
  49. average age of 35.8.
  50. We also see that 2.74 people reside in each household
  51. and the 65 plus demographic is expected to grow from
  52. the current 15% to over 21% of the total population
  53. by 2040 now.
  54. This presents a couple of different deficits.
  55. Within the housing market, we see that there's a deficit
  56. of 20,000 affordable housing units currently alone.
  57. We also see that senior dwelling units are short by
  58. 22,000 and that number is only expected to grow by
  59. 86,000 units by 2040.
  60. Surprisingly, we also see that people the average median income
  61. has 110% above the average.
  62. I mean luxury housing units and this market shows that
  63. there's over shortage of 13,000 units alone.
  64. We also see the people recommend and want having parks
  65. nearby, great walk ability and also social space spaces to
  66. interact with their neighbors.
  67. Based on these findings, we recommend that our new residential
  68. neighborhoods in the redevelopment site should offer pools, parks and
  69. outdoor theater, which would be free to residents along with
  70. fire pits, social spaces to kind of spend time during
  71. the cooler months and green walkways to connect all these
  72. different housing options Together.
  73. We also recommend that 1250 units are built, of which
  74. we would have mid rise apartment course.
  75. This would consist of 225 affordable units, 250 senior units
  76. and 600 million millennial and family units in the fringes.
  77. At the development site, there would be luxury town homes
  78. of 100 which would be built, and 50 luxury single
  79. family homes to tackle the luxury demand Now for a
  80. retail market but having office spaces and residential markets, we
  81. want to make sure that the retail options cater to
  82. her current new neighborhood.
  83. We see that turned data shows the total aggregate sales
  84. of sub market area total to $1.5 billion off which
  85. ngn SS 5 89 million F and B has 389
  86. million. CAFO is 55 15 million.
  87. We also see this oversupply of gaffe oh square footage
  88. by almost 500,000 square feet.
  89. But there's also shortage of engineers categories by well over
  90. 400,000 square feet.
  91. We also estimate that the site will capture about 26%
  92. of the engine s category, 20% of the food and
  93. beverage category and 4% of the Catholic category.
  94. We also recommend that the site B a destination theme
  95. and have focused on luxury shops, high end options, extensive
  96. gaming, entertainment and multicultural options.
  97. We also recommend that 375,000 square feet of space is
  98. built. Yeah, based on all these market overviews now, we'll
  99. see how this impacts makes use.
  100. So the general impacts that we see that makes you
  101. cite is they can reduce long term building and maintenance
  102. costs. Offering investors I really did up advantage when it
  103. comes to building a mixed use property.
  104. We also see that through higher densities like we've seen
  105. in our plan, residential analysis that reduce land consumption can
  106. occur, allowing for more people to stay in an area.
  107. We also see that having these different types of uses
  108. creates a continuous flow of people throughout the day.
  109. You have commuters that come in for work.
  110. You would have tourists and shoppers during the weekends.
  111. You'd also have residents throughout the night.
  112. However, there are some negatives.
  113. Financing is a little bit more difficult.
  114. Maintenance scheduling can be difficult to, especially a different occupancy
  115. times. Parking conflicts may arise if we don't build in
  116. a parking and allow them to be designated for residents
  117. and guests.
  118. Planning and development stages also do take longer, which will
  119. see in our development timeline.
  120. But when it comes to cite specifics, we see if
  121. the lake for small is developed as a full mixed
  122. use area, we can expect to increase, thank the population
  123. to increase by 3500 residents alone and capture an average
  124. of 22% market share for retail residential demand.
  125. We also would see a boosting tourism and increasing land
  126. valleys and also see tax revenues go up for the
  127. county and the municipal government as well.
  128. So how long does such a project take?
  129. Well, here's some of the things to expect pre planning
  130. face could take roughly 12 to 18 months.
  131. We also see that fundraising could take an additional 12
  132. months to make sure that after things are planned out,
  133. investors are willing to put in money for this project,
  134. which is expected to cost well over $500 million.
  135. We also would see a planning phase a 12 12
  136. months after fundraising and pre planning just to make sure
  137. permits and construction and all the other things associated with
  138. developing such a massive project would ensue.
  139. We see the development timelines could be roughly 60 months,
  140. if not longer.
  141. In closing would take six months, making sure contracts or
  142. proper and everything else is set in stone.
  143. Overall, we expect any from 7 to 10 years of
  144. development times, and that's excluding the maintenance that comes afterward.
  145. But here's some conclusions as well.
  146. The overall mix of the neighborhood, which we now what
  147. we're calling lake forest reserves would be unequal, friendly, multi
  148. cultural and entertainment destination that caters to young families, millennials
  149. and senior citizens.
  150. Not only that, we would also offer affordable and luxurious
  151. residential spaces, high end retail and world class office space,
  152. but a little bit more in a residential neighborhoods.
  153. We plan on having four different neighborhoods built in three
  154. different stages, with one being luxury single family in town,
  155. homes of which would be 150 units to meet the
  156. demands of highest paying families, along with 225 affordable housing
  157. units built into a mid rise park.
  158. In between, we also have our senior Ville and Millennial
  159. park, which would be two distinct neighborhoods that focus on
  160. being equal, friendly and also catering to different age groups
  161. and some of the amenities.
  162. We want to include our free access to our movie
  163. theater and multicultural pavilion so that we can cater to
  164. different demographics in the area, including Asians and Hispanics.
  165. Restaurant options nature trails in walkable boulevards to help connect
  166. all these residential neighborhoods together and make sure that everything
  167. is within walking distance.
  168. As for our retail, we wanna call this retail center
  169. the lake four shops, where you'll have 300,000 square feet
  170. to shop till you drop, and genus options would include
  171. whole foods, target, ethnic groceries, drugstores and even clinics.
  172. We also see the food and beverage options should include
  173. Starbucks local restaurants and bakeries, and Gasol options could include
  174. Louis Vitton, Gucci, Fendi products and other luxury goods.
  175. As for office space, we have a couple of things
  176. we wanna have.
  177. Classic office space with over 40,000 square feet, offering the
  178. best space in the area with on site amenity, says
  179. a gym, an outdoor green space for employees to take
  180. a break asana to detox and also a food court
  181. to make sure that they have many food auctions without
  182. having traveled too far, increasing productivity and also reducing transit
  183. times. But to kind of go on our entertainment and
  184. gaming focus, we wanna be able to bring in E
  185. A Games, which is a gaming company, and create a
  186. regional headquarters in the area.
  187. This only creates high paying jobs, but also makes Lake
  188. for Small, an introduction to being a tech corridor for
  189. the area.
  190. We also want to partner up with public universities such
  191. universe of Maryland among them in college to create public
  192. private partnerships from Medical Style campus, which would feature healthcare
  193. companies such as UnitedHealth Group and Embarrassed, which is a
  194. micro hospital company toe offer health care options for aging
  195. population and also our families and other groups within the
  196. area. Yeah, here's general look at our site plan and
  197. also a rendering how it might look like where you
  198. see that there is waterfront accessibility with the artificial pond.
  199. Extensive greenery toe help create a cleaner environment and also
  200. increase mental well being and have higher density as shown
  201. here but to close.
  202. I wanna thank you guys for your time and having
  203. a great semester with you guys.
  204. It's been unfortunate that haven't been a chance to meet
  205. many of you guys by digging a chance to meet
  206. you guys on linked in.
  207. If you have any questions, please leave them in the
  208. questions below and I'll be more than happy to answer
  209. them and accumulate discussion in our discussion posts until next
  210. time guys take care