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ta <br />www.FinanceDTA.com <br />SECTION VI <br />RETAIL MARKET RESEARCH <br />As shown in Figure 12, the current retail market in the 2-Mile Zone is robust, with an overall occupancy rate of 98.3%. The selected data includes <br />more than 2 million SF of retail space with only 32,000 SF available, which is indicative of a strong market. While all of the retail within the Specific <br />Plan area will be demolished, the phasing of the residential construction will permit some current tenants to relocate as space becomes available. <br />This should allow the Project to have move -in ready tenants that will relocate as soon as space becomes available. Therefore, DTA has concluded <br />that the Project will not endure typical absorption issues with the proposed square footage of retail space. Additional square footage of retail <br />space would have diminishing returns as a result of a longer absorption period and higher vacancy. Further, additional retail space could offset <br />other building area dedicated to residential or parking, which reduces the potential customer base for the businesses occupying the retail space <br />and the viability of the residential portion of the project. With the current conceptual site plan, additional retail space may require multilevel (i.e., <br />second floor space) due to ground -level space being already committed to the current uses. <br />Related Bristol at 3600 South Bristol Street <br />Draft Market Study Report <br />Figure 12: Rent per Bedroom Count <br />Availability <br />Vacant SF 113K r <br />Sublet SF 3.91K ► <br />Availability Rate Z0% t <br />Available SF 118K t <br />Available Asking Rent/SF $33.46 4 <br />Occupancy Rate 98.1 % 4 <br />Percent Leased Rate 98.6% 4 <br />Exhibit 10 <br />September 2023 <br />/ 24 <br />
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