The presentation material for "Let's Hack the Sharing Economy to Close the Wealth Gap" on the 11th - 12th of July created by Barbara Ristau and Shunjiro Yatsuzuka.
http://www.meetup.com/Hackathons/events/191365602/
This is my basic introduction to Tax Increment Financing presentation done for the National TIF Illumination Research Project collaboration between "In These Times" and the TIF Illumination Project.
We can Illuminate the TIFs in YOUR community. We've done 47 public meetings over the past three years. Tom Tresser - tom@civiclab.us
Read the book that grew out of this work: "Chicago Is Not Broke. Funding the City We Deserve" at http://www.wearenotbroke.org.
Tom Tresser of the CivicLab delivered this presentation on TIFs to the City Bureau's Public Newsroom at Build Coffee in Hyde Park on July 6, 2017. www.tifreports.com - www.civiclab.us - www.wearenotbroke.org - Contact us at info@civiclab.us. This was our 50th public TIF meeting since 2013! The simple URL for this presentation = http://tinyurl.com/TIF-101-7-6-17.
To listen to the audio of this presentation = http://tinyurl.com/TIF-101-audio.
This presentation was given at Loyola, DePaul and Adler Unversities in September 2015. For more information on tax increment financing and how it impacts your community, contact the TIF Illumination Project (http://www.tifreports.com) at tom@tifreports.com.
This is my basic introduction to Tax Increment Financing presentation done for the National TIF Illumination Research Project collaboration between "In These Times" and the TIF Illumination Project.
We can Illuminate the TIFs in YOUR community. We've done 47 public meetings over the past three years. Tom Tresser - tom@civiclab.us
Read the book that grew out of this work: "Chicago Is Not Broke. Funding the City We Deserve" at http://www.wearenotbroke.org.
Tom Tresser of the CivicLab delivered this presentation on TIFs to the City Bureau's Public Newsroom at Build Coffee in Hyde Park on July 6, 2017. www.tifreports.com - www.civiclab.us - www.wearenotbroke.org - Contact us at info@civiclab.us. This was our 50th public TIF meeting since 2013! The simple URL for this presentation = http://tinyurl.com/TIF-101-7-6-17.
To listen to the audio of this presentation = http://tinyurl.com/TIF-101-audio.
This presentation was given at Loyola, DePaul and Adler Unversities in September 2015. For more information on tax increment financing and how it impacts your community, contact the TIF Illumination Project (http://www.tifreports.com) at tom@tifreports.com.
Part one of Center City District President and CEO Paul Levy's press briefing for the State of Center City, 2013 report. It's Center City Philadelphia’s “annual report” that looks at all aspects of the downtown economy and makes recommendations to enhance its attractiveness and competitiveness. Download or order a copy at http://centercityphila.org/socc/
From the press briefing for the Center City District's State of Center City report. State of Center City 2011 is downtown Philadelphia’s “annual report” that looks at all aspects of the downtown economy and makes recommendations to enhance the attractiveness and competitiveness of Center City. Download or order a copy at http://centercityphila.org/socc/
You are a developer find a location and provide the following:
A professional deck presentation Include property location, aerials, and nearby attractions.
Include a zoning map and fully describe the subject property and surrounding area.
Provide area demographics as well as FAR and provide BSF calculation
Include market pricing, provide capital stack diagram and explanation of its components
Include Pro Forma, P&L as well as Sources & Uses
Include a SWOT analysis
Include project timeline with Gannt chart
The future of cities is rapidly taking shape—with vast disruptions and innovations prior to COVID-19 now accelerated mightily due to the pandemic. Where we live, what work looks like, and how we shop have all changed, with a people-centered focus at the forefront.
This is a Report by the National League of Cities.
https://www.nlc.org/resource/future-of-cities-reenvisioning-retail-for-recovery-and-resilience/
Presentation by Bruce Katz, Vice President of the Brookings Institution and Director of the Metropolitan Policy Program.
Global Cities Initiative forum in Denver, CO on June 26, 2013.
The Global Cities Initiative is a Joint Project of Brookings and JPMorgan Chase.
For more information: http://www.brookings.edu/projects/global-cities.aspx
The Foreign Investment Regulation Review, Fifth Edition Matheson Law Firm
Pat English and Grace Murray provide an overview on Foreign Investment Regulation in Ireland in the 5th edition of The Foreign Investment Regulation Review.
Part one of Center City District President and CEO Paul Levy's press briefing for the State of Center City, 2013 report. It's Center City Philadelphia’s “annual report” that looks at all aspects of the downtown economy and makes recommendations to enhance its attractiveness and competitiveness. Download or order a copy at http://centercityphila.org/socc/
From the press briefing for the Center City District's State of Center City report. State of Center City 2011 is downtown Philadelphia’s “annual report” that looks at all aspects of the downtown economy and makes recommendations to enhance the attractiveness and competitiveness of Center City. Download or order a copy at http://centercityphila.org/socc/
You are a developer find a location and provide the following:
A professional deck presentation Include property location, aerials, and nearby attractions.
Include a zoning map and fully describe the subject property and surrounding area.
Provide area demographics as well as FAR and provide BSF calculation
Include market pricing, provide capital stack diagram and explanation of its components
Include Pro Forma, P&L as well as Sources & Uses
Include a SWOT analysis
Include project timeline with Gannt chart
The future of cities is rapidly taking shape—with vast disruptions and innovations prior to COVID-19 now accelerated mightily due to the pandemic. Where we live, what work looks like, and how we shop have all changed, with a people-centered focus at the forefront.
This is a Report by the National League of Cities.
https://www.nlc.org/resource/future-of-cities-reenvisioning-retail-for-recovery-and-resilience/
Presentation by Bruce Katz, Vice President of the Brookings Institution and Director of the Metropolitan Policy Program.
Global Cities Initiative forum in Denver, CO on June 26, 2013.
The Global Cities Initiative is a Joint Project of Brookings and JPMorgan Chase.
For more information: http://www.brookings.edu/projects/global-cities.aspx
The Foreign Investment Regulation Review, Fifth Edition Matheson Law Firm
Pat English and Grace Murray provide an overview on Foreign Investment Regulation in Ireland in the 5th edition of The Foreign Investment Regulation Review.
1. MISSION 23
WE FOSTER AND RETAIN THE VIBRANT AND DIVERSE
SMALL BUSINESS COMMUNITIES OF OUR CITIES
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Barbara Ristau: ristaub@gmail.com Shunjiro Yatsuzuka: syatsuzuka@gmail.com
2. OUR OBJECTIVE
MISSION 23 PROMOTES COLLABORATIVE ECONOMY SOLUTIONS
FOR SMALL BUSINESSES FACING AFFORDABILITY CHALLENGES
!
ACQUIRE AT RISK MULTI-TENANT COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
!
BUILD A TRANSFERABLE KNOWLEDGE BASE
COLLABORATE ON SHARING ECONOMY SOLUTIONS
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3. % OF WHITE POPULATION 2000 VS. 2010
Portland (1)
51% - 71%
St. Paul (1)
49% - 73%
Brooklyn (4)
19% - 44%
San Diego (1)
12% - 33%
Oklahoma City (1)
11% - 39%
Chattanooga (2)
27% - 56%
Washington DC (3)
25% - 49%
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4. WHY OWNERSHIP MATTERS
12% African American % of total population
4% African American % of small businesses
0.4% African American % of total small
business receipts
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5. ENSURE THAT ALL MEMBERS OF
SOCIETY HAVE ACCESSIBLE MEANS TO
PARTICIPATE IN THESE MOMENTS OF
DISRUPTIVE WEALTH TRANSFER
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6. DESIGN & BUSINESS MODEL
WE BRING THE POWER OF “BIG GUY” TOOLS,
SYSTEMS, PROCESSES TO SMALL BUSINESSES
!
!
WE DO THIS IN A WAY THAT REINFORCES LOCAL AND
COLLABORATIVE SOLUTIONS
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8. DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
BUILDINGS DONE THE “OLD ECONOMY” WAY
LOT 1
Tenant #13029
LOT 2
Tenant #43209
LOT 4
Tenant #98301
LOT 3
Tenant #02840
LOT 5
Tenant #74829
LOT 6
Tenant #42019
LOT 8
Tenant #38910
LOT 7
Tenant #21850
LOT 10
Tenant #39861
LOT 9
Tenant #10481
FIRST (GROUND) FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
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9. DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE
GUIDED BY SHARING ECONOMY PRINCIPLES
FIRST (GROUND) FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
Health & Wellness
Businesses
Building &
Infrastructure
Staff
Local Retail
Music, Art & Film
Art &
Jewelry
Vendors
Legal & Professional
Services
Food & Beverage
Businesses
Common
Access
Common Access
Sustainable Energy Roof
SocialCapitalVotingRights
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10. OPERATE
SMALL BUSINESSES BEAR THE BURDEN OF COMPLEXITY
Sells Widgets to Consumers
Ordering from Supplies &
Manage Inventory
Bookkeeping & Payments
Manage Utilities
Electricity, WiFi, Phone, etc.
Capital
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11. OPERATE
REPLICABLE TOOLS AND SERVICES
$
Bookkeeping
Payments
Financial Counseling
POS Solutions
Order Management
Dashboard Reporting
Peer Comps
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13. WHERE WE ARE TODAY
INITIAL TARGET PROPERTY IDENTIFIED
RECEIVED INVESTOR INTEREST AND RAISED PARTIAL FUNDS
LEGAL STRUCTURE DEFINED FOR BUILDING #1
IDENTIFIED SEVERAL BOARD MEMBERS WITH RELEVANT EXPERTISE
VIABLE PLAN TO GENERATE INCREMENTAL CASHFLOW ON DAY 1
DOCUMENTARY FILMING FOR THE ENTIRE PROJECT
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14. WHAT WE NEED
SUPPORT IN DEVELOPING THE OPERATIONAL PLANS
!
ACCESS & INTRODUCTIONS TO POTENTIAL INVESTORS
!
SUPPORT IN NAVIGATING LOCAL AND CITY AUTHORITIES
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15. OUR DREAM…
HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES TO SUCCEED AND SUPPORTING
THE DIVERSE AND VIBRANT CULTURE OF OUR NEIGHBORHOODS
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