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/
Part one of the press briefing for the Center City District's State of Center City, 2012 report, 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/
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for application in Florida should be of particular interest as communities come to terms with sprawling development patterns in the face of fewer available resources needed to serve them.
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/
Part one of the press briefing for the Center City District's State of Center City, 2012 report, 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/
9/8 THUR 12:15 | Keynote Ellen Dunham-JonesAPA Florida
In line with the conference theme, “What Will We Do Now?”,Ellen Dunham-Jones will open the conference with a discussion on how to transform the sprawl of suburbia into a more resilient and more urban future. Ms. Dunham-Jones co-authored
the book, “Retrofitting Suburbia”, which catalogs a full range of strategies from full-scale town center redevelopment to transformations of big box sites into churches, call centers, and public libraries to incremental strategies such as improving accessibility, so residents can age in place. Ms. Dunham-Jones is an award-winning architect, professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology and a leading authority on suburban redevelopment. She teaches and researches contemporary architectural urban design studios and theory. Her insights and their potential
for application in Florida should be of particular interest as communities come to terms with sprawling development patterns in the face of fewer available resources needed to serve them.
Part one of the press briefing for the Center City District’s State of Center City, 2012 report, 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/
Part two 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/
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40. 44 office buildings, 6.5 mil sf converted to other use
Year Name Address SIZE
1997 220 S 16th St 220 S 16th St 185,000
1998 1600 Walnut 1600 Walnut St 86,658
1998 Empire Building 1231 Walnut St 27,680
1998 Exchange 1411 Walnut St 118,879
1999 1220 Sansom St 1220 Sansom St 41,000
1999 Avenue of the Arts Building 1338 Chestnut St 314,000
1999 Pennsylvania House (Now the Ellington) 1500 Chestnut St 241,000
2000 1700 Walnut 1700 Walnut St 72,000
2000 Phoenix 1600 Arch St 450,000
2000 PSFS 12 South 12th street 557,000
2001 1835 Arch St 1835 Arch St 176,000
2001 Chestnut View 1939 Chestnut St 29,912
2002 1920 Chestnut St 1920 Chestnut St 45,000
2002 311 S Juniper St 311 S Juniper St 75,000
2002 Green Tree 400 Walnut St 64,390
2002 Lofts at Liberty 1600 Chestnut St 38,016
2002 Society Hill Building 116 S 07th St 160,020
2003 Nippon Building 610 North Broad 225,000
2003 1930 Chestnut St 1930 Chestnut St 110,000
2003 415 S 19th St 415 S 19th St 30,000
2003 Grande 111 S 15th 241,291
2004 Victory Building 1001 Chestnut St 80,000
2004 The Bank 421 Chestnut St 55,430
2005 2043 Walnut St 2043 Walnut St 8,000
2005 Belgravia 1881 Chesnut 35,000
2006 Chelsea 1513 Locust St 55,851
2007 Ayer 210 W Washington Sq 151,435
2007 Western Union Building 1101 Locust St 162,893
2007 White Building Condominiums 1130 Chestnut St 55,000
2007 1401 Walnut 1401 Walnut St 125,450
2007 1530 Chestnut 1530 Chestnut St 75,177
2007 Aria 1419 Locust St 195,000
2007 Bank Building 421 Chestnut St 55,430
2007 Residences Two Liberty Place 1650 Chestnut St 263,000
2008 Robert Morris 100 N 17th Street 100,000
2008 Architects Building 100 South 17th 113,000
2010 Lafayette Building 441 Chestnut 144000
2011 1201 Chesnut 1201 Chesnut 101000
2011 2040 Market Street 2040 Market Street 128,000
2011 1616 Walnut 1616 Walnut 158,000
2011 former State Building 1400 Callowhill 240,000
2012 260 South Broad 260 South Broad 330000
2012 Inquirer Building 400 North Broad 450,000
2013 Three Franklin 1601 Race 225,000
44. Diversification good; but has to be accompanied by growth;
Western suburbs have now grown 35% larger than CBD
Added 10 million sf in last decade while city added only 1.9 million
41% regional share of office in 1993; 33.7% in 2012
46. Despite our competitive advantages
Overall rents are flat in the downtown
Demand is largely flat
47. Our rents are much lower than comparable cities
Which is why assessed value of commercial
buildings are not higher
48. Other east coast cities have larger share of
their economies in office employment
49. A change in municipal tax policy can have major impact
We maintained tax structure left over from industrial age
When it was hard to move an assembly line
Or a Baldwin locomotive plant
50. Laptops and cell phones, office work in general is
far more portable, flexible & footloose
51. Much smaller percentage:
35% in Washington DC
34% in NYC
18% PHL from RE TAX
64% Baltimore
41% NYC
36% Washington DC
where commercial sectors
are more robust
66% of municipal tax revenues come from taxing
what easily moves: wages & profits
52. Pew: 2013 State of City
An over-dependence on taxing what moves
53. It may help explain this phenomenon
1,326 commercial
office jobs
7,953 commercial
office jobs
54. Part of a bigger picture of loss of
regional office market share
55. “Only by making a wholesale shift & lowering the burden on
people & businesses & placing a greater emphasis on land
& improvements can we guarantee a future of growth.”
56. AVI has been a challenge, but need to look at whole
All public
discussion
focused here
69. 14 major colleges & universities in Center City
1. Academy of Vocal Arts
2. Art Institute of Philadelphia
3. Community College of
Philadelphia
4. Curtis Institute of Music
5. Metropolitan Career Center
6. Moore College of Art &
Design
7. Peirce College
8. Pennsylvania Academy of
the Fine Arts
9. Temple University, CC
10. Temple University,
School of Podiatric Medicine*
11. Thomas Jefferson Univer.
12. University of the Arts
13. Drexel University
14. Drexel College of Medicine
70. Students drive demand for retail, restaurants &
apartments + attractive to employers