The Return on Place: How to Boost Long Island's State of Place

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Long Island’s What’s Your Mariela Alfonzo, Ph.D. Founder, State of Place Assistant Research Professor, NYU Economic Development & Infrastructure Summit Long Island, NY State of Place™

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By now, it's well known that walkability is no longer a luxury, but a key to economic development. The question now is, how do we get walkable and what's the potential ROI? This presentation shows how Long Island can once again become a destination by using State of Place to identify optimal interventions and investments that will not only boost walkability but its ROI.

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Long Island’sWhat’s Your

Mariela Alfonzo, Ph.D.Founder, State of PlaceAssistant Research Professor, NYUEconomic Development & Infrastructure SummitLong Island, NY

State of

Place™

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5 INVESTMENTM A R K E T S

58%IN

TOP VC OF CAPITAL W E N T T OCENTER C ITY

OR WALKABLE SUBURBS

60%

OF AMERICANSSURVEYED WANT

MIXED USEWALKABLE

NEIGHBORHOODS

"I love the idea of an urban corporate campus with all the energy and variety that provides" Twitter co-founder, Jack Dorsey

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+ $37 sq. ft. Office Rents

+ $30 sq. ft. Retail Rents

+340% Retail Revenues

+ $1281/Unit Residential Rent

+$347 sq. ft. For-sale Residential

State of Place™ Index: 90, Very Good

State of Place™ Index: 5, Very Low

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Washington, DC

+$744 mill in residential property tax

base/neighborhood

+$96 mill in retail taxes generated/neighborhood

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Long Island, NY

Existing:

$47.6B Retail Sales

$168/sq. ft. Avg. Retail Sales

Potential:

+4% retail sales premium/State of Place Point

+$12.9B Increase in Retail Sales Tax Revenues

+2.2X Average Retail Sales/sq. ft.

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Long Island, NY

Existing: 1,035,988 Housing Units2700 sq. ft. Average Home Size

Potential:

+4.77 premium/State of Place Point

+$1T Increase in Residential Property Tax Base

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47141AVERAGE WALKSCORE OF

US CITIESWITH POPULATIONS OVER

200K

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Long Island, NY ,Walk Score® =51

OK, BUT HOW DO YOU FIX IT?

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What’s Your

State of Place™

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280+URBAN DESIGN

FEATURES

TOUCH, SEE & FEEL

WALKABILITY

FROM

ARCADES

TO

ZEBRA STRIPES

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TRAINING VIDEO

+ VIRTUAL

FIELD TRAINING

TRAINED COMMUNITY MEMBERS OR

STAFF COLLECT DATA

MINUTES/B LO C K

10-15

STATE OF PLACE APP

SEAMLESSLY TRANSFERS

DATA TO SERVERS

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State of Place™ Index

0 - 20

21 - 40

41 - 60

61 - 80

81 - 100

QUANTIFIES WALKABILITY & PLACE QUALITY

Very Low

Low

Moderate

Good

Very Good

0

100

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State of Place™ Index: 10 DimensionsDensity Measure of compactness based on building

concentrations and height

Connectivity Ease of access within and across blocks

Form Streetscape quality; how buildings meet the street

Proximity to destinations Quantity and quality of proximal non-residential land uses; mixed use

Parks and Public Spaces Presence, quality, and accessibility of parks & public spaces

Recreational Facilities Gym/fitness facilities, Outdoor recreational uses

Pedestrian & Bicyclist AmenitiesFeatures that facilitate pedestrian & bicyclist comfort; e.g. sidewalk widths, street furniture, bike racks

Traffic SafetyFeatures that make walking and bicycling safer from motorist traffic; e.g., speed limits, traffic calming features

Aesthetics Attractiveness and maintenance

Personal Safety Features that impact perceptions of safety; e.g. graffiti, litter, windows with bars, broken windows

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State of Place™ Profile

Maximum Score Possible

Ex: Traffic Safety = 42/100

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Very Low

State of Place™ Index: Tied to Economic Value

0 - 20 Low

Moderate

Good

Very Good21 -

40

41 - 60

61 - 80

81 - 100

*PREMIUMS FOR EACH

LEVEL INCREASE

+ $9 SF OFFICE RENTS

+ $7 SF RETAIL RENTS

+80% RETAIL REVENUES

+ $300 UNIT RES. RENT

+$81 SF FOR-SALE RES. VALUE

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Needs Goals Capacity

BUDGET

ROI

WALKABILITY

FEASIBILITY

State of Place™ Decision-making Framework =

Optimized Strategies

STAKEHOLDER

CAPABILITIES

PEOPLE

Desire

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URBAN FABRIC

DESTINATIONS

COMFORT

LIVELINESS & UPKEEP

Feasibility: Intervention Types

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State of Place™ Analytics

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State of Place™ Analytics

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Long Island’s

Let’s Boost

www.stateofplace.org

An company

State of

Place™