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    1. An Investor-Driven Model for Marketing Downtown Real Estate W. Douglas Wendt President, Wendt Partners
    2. An Investor-Driven Model for Marketing Downtown Real Estate Originally presented at the Pennsylvania Downtown Conference – June 2009
    3. Presenter Background
      • Former economic development executive
      • Developed downtown KIZ strategic business plan
      • Multiple awards for econ dev marketing excellence
      • Firm specializes in commercial real estate and econ dev marketing strategy
      • Learn more at wendtpartners.com
    4. Our Framework
      • Product Marketing
      • Define the Product
        • Carefully
        • With Precision
    5. What Are We Selling?
      • Beautiful space?
      • Great community?
      • Preservation?
      • Exciting plans?
      • Downtown vision?
    6. What We Must Be Selling:
      • Business opportunity
      • Low risk
      • Profitability
      • Strong investment
      • Flexible plan
      • High ROI
    7. You Want a Buyer To Be:
      • Experienced
      • Seasoned
      • Skeptical
      • Business- focused
      • Properly capitalized
      • Backed by partners
      • Profit-driven
    8. Therefore the Product Is:
      • Flexible for varied uses
      • Low barriers to developer
      • Not locked in preconceived expectations
      • Driven by cash flow models
    9. What Drives Cash Flow?
      • Traffic
        • Foot traffic
        • Car traffic
        • Tenant traffic
        • Worker traffic
        • Visitor traffic
        • Parking traffic
        • Resident traffic
    10. Do We Need Traffic?
      • Not These:
        • Gov’t Agencies
        • Paper Business
        • Online Sellers
        • Hobby Business
        • Charities
        • Non-taxables
        • Wrong Mix
    11. Selling Traffic You Don’t Yet Have
      • Business plan
      • Market data
      • Tenant mix plan
      • Tourism strategy
      • Strategic partners
      • Pro forma
      • Projections
      • Drive shed review
    12. Traffic-Building Priorities
      • High volume:
        • Daytime private-sector employers
        • Regional homeowners
        • Students
      • Lower volume:
        • New downtown residents
        • Small businesses
        • Tourism/events
    13. Sell Your Suburbs
      • These are your:
        • Largest single traffic base
        • Highest income
        • Business owners
        • Most stable population
        • Future downtown workers
    14. Tools to Move Property
      • Team Members & Roles
      • Planning & Zoning
      • Zones & Districts
      • Analyze Barriers
      • Renderings
      • Business Plan
      • Projections
      • Prospectus
      • Partners
      • Success Stories
      • Listing & Marketing
    15. Team Members & Roles
      • Team Members:
        • You
        • Municipal manager
        • Econ dev agency
        • Licensed real estate agent
        • Real estate attorney
        • Banker/financier
        • Architect
        • Contractor
        • Apartment manager
        • Successful retailer
          • All as advisors…
        • … to the current owners.
    16. Planning & Zoning
      • Don’t Overly Pre-Ordain Uses
      • Some Issues:
        • Signage
        • Retail restrictions
        • Condo vs. apartment
        • Industrial
        • Mixed use
        • Loading docks
        • Façade change
        • Conditional uses
        • Economy
    17. Economic Zones
        • Great concept
        • Hard to use
        • Hard to find
        • Benefits may be unpractical
        • Target certain users
        • Risk of looking weak
        • Require government coordination
        • Must show value to specific goals
        • Promise help to obtain zone value
    18. Economic Districts
      • Business focus
      • Showcase existing users
      • Define industry targets
      • Show higher depth of planning
      • Nod to history, but not tied to past
      • Proactive and market-driven
      • Potential for future DID designation
    19. Analyze Barriers
        • Site remediation
        • Building condition
        • Environmental and building systems
        • Life safety
        • Infrastructure
        • Accessibility
        • Parking
        • Build out costs
        • Adjacent uses
        • Façade restoration
        • Permits/approval
        • Time cost of money
        • Highway occupancy
        • Market appraisals
    20. The Role of Renderings
      • In this case, do not focus on:
        • Architecture
        • Preservation
        • Compliance
        • Streetscape
        • Plants
    21. The Role of Renderings
      • Instead show:
        • Multiple uses
        • High visibility
        • Signage potentials
        • Accessibility
        • Different build-outs
        • Accurate to zoning
        • Overlay traffic figures and sources
    22. Business Plan & Projections
      • Develop conceptual pro formas
      • Identify most profitable:
        • potential uses
        • tenant mixes
      • Focus on traffic
      • Use validated economic data
      • Think like a buyer
    23. Build a Prospectus
      • Business presentation
      • Shows economic opportunities as a whole
      • Demonstrates example investments and ROI
      • Integrates with districts
      • Comparison to other options (i.e. suburbs)
      • Support with a PowerPoint tie-in
    24. Strategic Partners
      • Existing high-employment businesses
      • Higher education
      • Meeting users
      • Tourism agency
      • Econ dev agency
      • Architects and contractors
      • Current investors
      • Broker community
    25. Success Stories
      • Showcase flexibility
      • Focus on investor , not tenant
      • Must truly validate success
      • Show ROI
    26. Build a Brand that Sells
      • Business Focus
      • Investor-Oriented
      • Ties to your:
        • ED brand
        • Retail brand
        • Tourism brand
    27. Listing & Marketing
      • Craft business and investment focus
      • Integrate with:
        • EDC
        • SiteSearch
        • State agencies
        • Utilities
        • LoopNet, CoStar
    28. Other Considerations
      • Incubators
        • Retail
        • Tech
      • Higher education
      • Corporations
      • Conference and training centers
      • Farm Markets, etc.
      • Technology infrastructure
      • Residential
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