Heritage Park: Industrial Redevelopment of the Chance-Vought Aircraft Plant in Dallas

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Concept

Vision

Execution


Concept

Vision

Execution


Concept Site History

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Concept Site History

“In the early 1950’s salaried employees, entering the main aisle of the factory before 8:00 a.m., were greeted by a chorus of rivet guns operated by the first factory shift which started at 7:30 a.m.”

Source: vought.org Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

1950 ~30,000 workers on site Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Concept Site History

1950 ~30,000 workers on site Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Concept Site History

Today 0 workers on site Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Concept Site History

How do we redevelop the Chance Vought Plant in a way that respects its heritage and responds to the needs of 21st-century Dallas?

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Concept

People Want... Pedestrian-scaled streets

Bishop Arts District

Walkable density

Uptown Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Adaptive reuse

Reggieville

Programmed open spaces

Klyde Warren Park, Dallas Arts District Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Concept

Creating an Urban Ecosystem Mixed-Use

Flexibility

Pockets of Density

Local Flavor

Community Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Economy

Diversity of Work Spaces

Adaptive Reuse

INDUSTRY

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Concept

Vision

Execution


Vision Access

Interstate 30

Southeast 14th Street

Jefferson Boulevard

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Access

Bagdad Road

Interstate 30

Southeast 14th Street

Jefferson Boulevard

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Vision

Masterplan: Overview Manufacturing Warehouse

Flex / R&D Office Retail School Exhibition Parking

Mixed Use (Retail and Residential) Residential

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Vision

Masterplan: Overview

Industrial 3,080,000 sf (45%)

Flex / R&D 336,000 sf (5%)

Office 582,000 sf (9%)

Exhibition 200,000 sf (3%)

Apartments 390 units (6%)

Single-Family Homes 923 units (24%)

Retail 200,000 sf (3%)

School 380,000 sf (6%)

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Vision Entrance

Challenge • Create an iconic entrance

Options • Existing entrance • Jefferson Boulevard at NE corner • SE 14th Street at Western edge

Solution • Repurpose existing entrance • Draw visitors through active industrial zone • Use glass to put activity on display • Use murals to respect heritage of the site

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Precedent: Pier 70 in San Francisco

Pier 70 industrial buildings Active industrial Active industrial

Pier 70 entrance Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Entrance

Murals in Deep Ellum, Dallas

Steel and glass industrial facade Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Industrial Zone

Industrial Zone • Retain industrial heritage • Buildings 1 & 6: monetize valuable assets • Distribution: exploit access to highway

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Commercial Zone Commercial Zone • Cluster jobs along east-west spine • Use gradient from north to south

R&D / Flex: Target Industries • Light industrial “makers of things” • High-tech engineering firms • Innovation economy businesses

Office: Target Industries • Some back-office space • Office-users looking for relative affordability in a mixed-use environment

Retail • Ancillary retail on SE 14th Street

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Frederick O. Detweiler Park Design Strategy • Repurpose industrial infrastructure and water filtration system as public space element • Lighting system • Playground and daycare center • Integration with neighboring office and retail uses

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Frederick O. Detweiler Park

Building 230

Building 214

Building 214 Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Building 240

Building 241

Building 276 Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Vision

Precedents: Landschaftspark, Parco Dora & Park am Gleisdreieck

Landschaftspark, Germany

Parco Dora, Italy Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision School

Program • Technical education focused on heavy industry with aerospace component • Career areas: Construction, engineering, repair and maintenance, industrial management

Potential Partners • For-profit technical school / community college • School District • Private Business • Consortium

Benefits • Connect area businesses to pool of skilled labor • Expand opportunities for hands-on collaborative learning • Leverage public and private funds for workforce development

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Vision

Precedent: Lowry Air Force Base, Denver

Community College of Aurora

Community College of Aurora at Lowry Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Precedent: Deeside Enterprise Zone, Wales

Industry-specific curricula

Partnerships with industrial tenants Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Crusader Square

Crusader Square • Adaptive Reuse of Building 198 • Create central plaza bounded by school, Building 198 and retail core • Dedicated space for Vought Aircraft Heritage Foundation and Vought Retiree Club • Exhibition hall and conference center • Invest in large-scale projection system and public art • Cluster pavillions to activate central square

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Precedent: New World Center in Miami

New World Center facade

New World Center landscape plan Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Crusader Square

Movie theater

Daycare center Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

MXD: Corsair Street Typologies • Mixed-use apartment buildings with ground floor retail • Corsair Street extends from Crusader Square to waterfront esplanade

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

MXD: Apartments & Retail

Retail at grade

Apartments above Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Precedent: West Village, Dallas TX

Active streetscape

24/7 atmosphere Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

MXD: Waterfront Esplanade

Active waterfront

Active waterfront Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Open Space Network

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Open Space Network

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Residential Zone

Typologies • Four different typologies • Respond to site conditions • Tap into different market segments

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Detached Homes -- Midrange

Precedent

Axonometric Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Rowhomes

Precedent

Axonometric Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision Heritage Homes

Precedent

Axonometric Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Detached Homes -- High End

Precedent

Axonometric Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem USE

EXAMPLE

ACTIVATION

JOB DRIVER

LAND VALUE

Manufacturing

Texas Instruments

Low

High

Low

Distribution

Shoebacca.com

Low

Medium

Low

Flex / R&D

Trilliant Systems

Low

High

Medium

Small Office

Architect

Medium

High

High

Anchor Office

Blackberry

Medium

High

High

School

DeVry University (Irving)

High

High

Low

Exhibition

Frontiers of Flight Museum

High

Low

Low

Neighborhood Retail

Dougherty's Pharmacy

High

Low

Medium

CafĂŠ / Restaurant

Hunkie's Hamburgers

High

Medium

Medium

Community

Daycare Center

High

Medium

Low

Residential - For Rent

Apartments

High

Low

High

Residential - For Sale

Single-Family Homes

Medium

Low

High

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem USE

EXAMPLE

ACTIVATION

JOB DRIVER

LAND VALUE

Manufacturing

Texas Instruments

Low

High

Low

Distribution

Shoebacca.com

Low

Medium

Low

Flex / R&D

Trilliant Systems

Low

High

Medium

Small Office

Architect

Medium

High

High

Anchor Office

Blackberry

Medium

High

High

School

DeVry University (Irving)

High

High

Low

Exhibition

Frontiers of Flight Museum

High

Low

Low

Neighborhood Retail

Dougherty's Pharmacy

High

Low

Medium

CafĂŠ / Restaurant

Hunkie's Hamburgers

High

Medium

Medium

Community

Daycare Center

High

Medium

Low

Residential - For Rent

Apartments

High

Low

High

Residential - For Sale

Single-Family Homes

Medium

Low

High

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem USE

EXAMPLE

ACTIVATION

JOB DRIVER

LAND VALUE

Manufacturing

Texas Instruments

Low

High

Low

Distribution

Shoebacca.com

Low

Medium

Low

Flex / R&D

Trilliant Systems

Low

High

Medium

Small Office

Architect

Medium

High

High

Anchor Office

Blackberry

Medium

High

High

School

DeVry University (Irving)

High

High

Low

Exhibition

Frontiers of Flight Museum

High

Low

Low

Neighborhood Retail

Dougherty's Pharmacy

High

Low

Medium

CafĂŠ / Restaurant

Hunkie's Hamburgers

High

Medium

Medium

Community

Daycare Center

High

Medium

Low

Residential - For Rent

Apartments

High

Low

High

Residential - For Sale

Single-Family Homes

Medium

Low

High

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem USE

EXAMPLE

ACTIVATION

JOB DRIVER

LAND VALUE

Manufacturing

Texas Instruments

Low

High

Low

Distribution

Shoebacca.com

Low

Medium

Low

Flex / R&D

Trilliant Systems

Low

High

Medium

Small Office

Architect

Medium

High

High

Anchor Office

Blackberry

Medium

High

High

School

DeVry University (Irving)

High

High

Low

Exhibition

Frontiers of Flight Museum

High

Low

Low

Neighborhood Retail

Dougherty's Pharmacy

High

Low

Medium

CafĂŠ / Restaurant

Hunkie's Hamburgers

High

Medium

Medium

Community

Daycare Center

High

Medium

Low

Residential - For Rent

Apartments

High

Low

High

Residential - For Sale

Single-Family Homes

Medium

Low

High

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Attracts & Subsidizes

Residential

Retail

Activates Accomodates Open Space

Accomodates Industrial

Office

School Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Residential

Attracts Retail

Uses & Subsidizes

Accomodates

Open Space

Industrial Industrial

Office Office School School

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Residential

Uses

Retail

Uses Open Space

Industrial

Transacts With

Uses Office

School Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Residential Retail

Uses Activates Open Space Uses Industrial

Provides Workforce

Office School

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Vision

Creating an Urban Ecosystem

Residential Retail

Uses

Uses Uses

Open Space Transact With

Industrial Supports & Benefits From Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Office School Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Concept

Vision

Execution


Execution Phasing Strategy

Phase I • Establish the industrial base

Phase II • Create the community

Phase III • Harvest residential value

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Execution

Phase I: Establish the industrial base Goals • Rehab and release office and industrial space • Sell distribution sites • Build and sell school

Risks • Leasing • Construction • Capital markets

Considerations • Significant investment in infrastructure upgrades • Attractive leasing package (TI & commissions)

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Execution

Phase I: Establish the industrial base

Year 0

Year 1

PHASE I Year 2 Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Year 7

PHASE II Year 8 Year 9

PHASE III Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15 Year 16 Year 17 Year 18 Year 19 Year 20

PHASE IA Acquisition Construction Lease-up Stabilized Disposition PHASE IB Construction Land Sales PHASE II Construction Land Sales PHASE III Construction Land Sales

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Execution

Phase IA: Establish the industrial base Area Use Manufacturing Office Data Center University* Total

Gross (SF) 2,300,000 250,000 16,000 380,000 2,946,000

* Sold as 'fee development'

Operating -- Office & Manufacturing Manufacturing Market Rent (NNN) (yr 1) Annual Growth Stabilized Vacancy TI Allowance Leasing Commissions (% Annual Rent) Office Market Rent (NNN) (yr 1) Annual Growth Stabilized Vacancy TI Allowance Leasing Commissions (% Annual Rent) Operating Expenses OpEx (% of Net Rent) Exit -- Office & Manufacturing NOI Cap Rate Sales Proceeds Sales Costs

Rentable (SF) 2,185,000 225,000 16,000 247,000 2,673,000

$3.75/rsf 1.0% 10.0% $5.00/rsf 30% $10.00/rsf 1.0% 10.0% $25.00/rsf 30% 15% 8,231,558 7.50% 109,754,102 4.00%

Financing Bridge Loan Harvard School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014 Loan toGraduate Cost 53.0%

Uses Purchase Price (Allocated) Closing Costs Total Acquisition Cost Remediation Costs Demolition Roads Utility Grid Upgrades Landscaping / Open Space University Hard Costs Soft Costs (% Hard) Contingency (% Hard) Tenant Improvements Leasing Commissions Unlevered Development Cost Bridge Loan Interest Levered Development Cost

12,000 LF 10 Acres 10.0% 5.0%

Sources Equity Debt Levered Development Cost Results Eq Required IRR Multiple Total Profit

8.00%

Unlevered (107,255,066) 15.89% 1.52 55,700,239

226,941 226,941 6,000,000 500,000 2,400,000 20,000,000 7,500,000 40,400,000 7,030,000 3,515,000 16,550,000 3,133,125 107,255,066 12,838,986 120,094,052

$ / LF

$ / Acre 200 750,000 -

% / Total 42,094,759 35% 77,999,293 65% 120,094,052 100% Levered (42,094,759) 27.18% 2.02 42,861,253

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Execution

Phase IB: Establish the industrial base Area Use Distribution Total

Gross (SF) 780,000 780,000

Rentable (SF) 741,000 741,000

Operating -- Land Disposition Untrended Residual Land Value Distribution Sales Assumptions Lot Price Growth Rate Sales Expenses Management & Administrative

$3,115,867 1% 10%

Uses Purchase Price (Allocated) Closing Costs Total Acquisition Cost Remediation Costs Demolition Roads Utility Grid Upgrades Landscaping / Open Space Retained Building Hard Costs Soft Costs (% Hard) Contingency (% Hard) Tenant Improvements Leasing Commissions Unlevered Development Cost Land Loan Interest Levered Development Cost

2,500 LF Acres 10.0% 5.0%

4,718 4,718 500,000 500,000 1,000,000 150,000 75,000 2,229,718 119,459 2,349,177

Sources Equity Debt Levered Development Cost Results Eq Required IRR Multiple Total Profit

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

824,996 1,524,181 2,349,177

Unlevered (2,229,718) 18.72% 1.29 645,232

$ / LF

200 -

$ / Acre -

% / Total 35% 65% 100%

Levered (824,996) 27.96% 1.64 525,773

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Execution

Phase II: Create the community Goals • Rehab Building 198 as exhibition hall / museum • Adaptively reuse water filtration plant as park • Build roads, public space components and install utility grid upgrades • Sell land for following uses: R&D / Flex Office MXD Retail

Risks • Construction • Sales

Considerations • Significant increase in tax base as a result of development: TIF District Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Execution

Phase II: Create the community

Year 0

Year 1

PHASE I Year 2 Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Year 7

PHASE II Year 8 Year 9

PHASE III Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15 Year 16 Year 17 Year 18 Year 19 Year 20

PHASE IA Acquisition Construction Lease-up Stabilized Disposition PHASE IB Construction Land Sales PHASE II Construction Land Sales PHASE III Construction Land Sales

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Execution

Phase II: Create the community MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT DISTRICT

TAX FLOWS

Dissolution of TIF district

ENTERPRISE ZONE: Induce job creation and support private investment in economically distressed areas

$12 million

$10 million

$8 million

Tax increment to TIF fund Tax increment retained by jurisdictions

$6 million

- City applies to Texas EDB for designation based on eligibility criteria - Individual projects then qualify for incentives and benefits

Base tax revenue retained

$4 million

REINVESTMENT ZONE: $2 million

Basic building block on which several economic development programs are structured

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

2035

2034

2033

2032

2031

2030

2029

2028

2027

2026

2025

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

$176,672

- Authorizes loal government to issue debt - Allows for special treatment of property under tax law

TIF DISTRICT Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Execution

Phase II: Create the community Area Use R&D / Flex* Office* Retail -- SE 14th* Retail -- Standalone MXD -- Residential* MXD -- Retail* Building 198 Adaptive Reuse** Total * Sold as land ** Rehabbed but not sold

Gross (SF) 336,000 332,000 21,000 95,000 390,000 85,000 200,000 1,459,000

Rentable (SF) 302,400 282,200 18,900 85,500 351,000 76,500 183,000 1,299,500

Operating -- Land Disposition Untrended Residual Land Value R&D / Flex* Office* Retail -- SE 14th Street Retail -- Standalone MXD -- Retail and Residential Sales Assumptions Lot Price Growth Rate Sales Expenses Management & Administrative* * Paid out of operating cash flow

$13,800,000 $24,300,000 $900,000 $4,300,000 $18,600,000 1% 10%

Uses Purchase Price (Allocated) Closing Costs Total Acquisition Cost Remediation Costs Demolition Roads Utility Grid Upgrades Landscaping / Open Space Building 198 Hard Costs Soft Costs (% Hard) Contingency (% Hard) Tenant Improvements Leasing Commissions Unlevered Development Cost Land Loan Interest Levered Development Cost

20 Acres 10.0% 5.0%

Sources Equity Debt Tax Increment Financing Levered Development Cost Results Eq Required IRR Multiple Total Profit

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10,000 LF

82,589 82,589 500,000 500,000 2,000,000 6,000,000 15,000,000 10,000,000 3,300,000 1,650,000 39,032,589 3,541,965 42,574,554

8.00%

Unlevered (39,032,589) 10.47% 1.56 21,938,551

12,788,387 20,986,167 8,800,000 42,574,554

$ / LF 200 -

$ / Acre 750,000 -

% / Total 30% 49% 21% 100%

Levered (12,788,385) 23.64% 3.13 27,196,585

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Execution

Phase III: Harvest residential value Goals • Complete open space netowrk • Build roads, public space components and install utility grid upgrades • Sell land for following residential typologies Detached Homes -- Midrange Rowhomes Heritage Homes Detached Homes -- High End

Risks • Construction • Sales

Considerations • Must achieve satisfactory remediation • Active mixed-use environment increases marketability for residential parcels Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Execution

Phase III: Harvest residential value

Year 0

Year 1

PHASE I Year 2 Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Year 7

PHASE II Year 8 Year 9

PHASE III Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15 Year 16 Year 17 Year 18 Year 19 Year 20

PHASE IA Acquisition Construction Lease-up Stabilized Disposition PHASE IB Construction Land Sales PHASE II Construction Land Sales PHASE III Construction Land Sales

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

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Execution

Phase III: Harvest residential value Area Typology Heritage Homes Detached Homes - Midrange Detached Homes - High End Rowhomes Total

GFA (SF) 270,000 432,000 384,000 570,000 1,656,000

Units Acres Units / Acre 135 9 15 216 18 12 192 16 12 380 19 20 923 62 15

Operating -- Land Disposition Forecasted Sales Prices Heritage Homes Detached Homes - Midrange Detached Homes - High End Rowhomes Untrended Residual Land Value Heritage Homes Detached Homes - Midrange Detached Homes - High End Rowhomes Sales Assumptions Lot Price Growth Rate Sales Expenses Management & Administrative* * Paid out of operating cash flow

$ / Dwelling $265,000 $180,000 $285,000 $185,000 $ / Acre $845,160 $490,752 $749,203 $778,816 1% 10%

Uses Purchase Price (Allocated) Closing Costs Total Acquisition Cost Remediation Costs Demolition Roads 17,000 LF Utility Grid Upgrades Open Space 10 Acres Developed Bldg Hard Costs Soft Costs (% Hard) 10.0% Contingency (% Hard) 5.0% Tenant Improvements Leasing Commissions Unlevered Development Cost Land Loan Interest Levered Development Cost Sources Equity Debt Levered Development Cost Results Eq Required IRR Multiple Total Profit

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8%

Unlevered (20,422,500) 23.54% 2.25 25,427,589

$ Total 3,043,304 3,043,304 100,000 2,550,000 5,000,000 7,500,000 1,515,000 757,500 20,465,804 2,115,483 22,581,286

$ / LF 150 -

$ Total 7,964,775 14,616,511 22,581,286

% Total 35% 65% 100%

$ / Acre 750,000 -

Levered (7,964,775) 31.99% 3.93 23,312,106

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Execution Summary

Return Metrics Equity Required

Phase 1A

Phase 1B

42,094,759

Phase 2

824,996

Phase 3

12,788,387

Total

7,964,775

63,672,917

Unlevered

15.89%

18.72%

10.47%

23.54%

15.01%

Levered + Subsidy

27.18%

27.96%

23.64%

31.99%

26.05%

Equity Multiple

2.02

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1.64

3.13

3.93

2.23

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang


Execution

TAX FLOWS

Dissolution of TIF district

Summary

$12 million

$10 million

$8 million

5

Tax increment to TIF fund Tax increment retained by jurisdictions

$6 million

$10M+

$4 million

$2 million

PHASE 2

2035

2034

2033

2032

2031

2030

2029

2028

2027

2026

2025

2024

2023

2022

2021

2020

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

$176,672

PHASE 1

3

0

Base tax revenue retained

PHASE 3

Rehabbed Historic Buildings

Increased Tax Revenues

Unique Public Spaces

Environmental Liability

40+

$190M

10,000+

1,000+

Acres of Open Space

Infrastructure Investment

Permanent Jobs

Temp. Construction Jobs

Harvard Graduate School of Design | Field Study | Fall 2014

Andy Cantu | Matt Ciccotti | Feng Shen | Xueshi Wang



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