Reading the chart give a financial summary Team Information Team Name Team Number Location Footprint and Use Allocation Check Is any block overbuilt? Yes/No Are existing buildings overallocated? Yes/No Affordable Housing Creation Townhouses (Moderate Income) Podium Apartments (Low Income) Rehab (Very Low Income) Luxury Condos Total Affordable Housing Units Market-Rate Residential Phoenix Hotel York Dry Goods Victorian Row Townhouses Podium Apartments Luxury Condos Office Phoenix Hotel York Dry Goods Victorian Row Low-Rise Office Mid-Rise Office Retail Phoenix Hotel York Dry Goods Victorian Row Mid-Rise Office 2 Podium Apartments 2 Luxury Condos 2 Neighborhood Retail Supermarket Q-Mart Community Facilities York Dry Goods Branch Library (7,500 SF) Community Art Space (2,500 SF) Community Space with Resilience Hub (7,000 SF) Day Care Center (3,500 SF) Drug Treatment Center (1,500 SF) Police Sub-Station (1,500 SF) Public Health Clinic (5,000 SF) Senior Center (6,000 SF) Small Business Incubator (4,000 SF) Teen Center (5,000 SF) Yorktown Bike Share (5,500 SF) Artist Studios (10,000 SF) University Classrooms (15,000 SF) Victorian Row Artists Studios (10,000 SF) University Classroom (15,000 SF) Total Community Facilities Name Number Location No No Total Units 24 24 Total Units/SF Total Units Total SF 56 5,000 13,000 Total SF 135,000 120,000 80,000 7,500 7,000 3,500 1,500 10,000 In Neigh. Ret 5,000 In Neigh. Ret -In Neigh. Ret 5,000 Neigh. Ret 5,000 In Neigh. Ret. 5,000 Neigh Ret 35,000 1,500 5,000 0% 20% 0% 0% 10% 4,000 Years to Absorb 30,000 in Podium In Podium in Podium 1 1.32 1.60 Rent Paying SF Rent Free SF In Low Rise In Low Rise In Low Rise 1.91 1.71 2.95 2.67 a proposal that is profitable enough to attract the investor capital required to build your high-risk project and generat- sufficient tax revenues to pay back the city's contributi Developer Return Summary Market Value Costs/Subsidies: -Construction Costs -Land Payment -Absorption Penalty +City Construction Cost Subsidy -Net Zero Building Cost -Shelter: Relocation Fee Total Costs/Subsidies Developer Net Profit Rate of Return City Revenue Summary City Revenue +City Tax Revenue (10-Year) -City Operating Costs (10-Year) +Sale of Land to Developer -Cost of Land Acquisition -City Construction Cost Subsidy City Net Revenue City Fee Summary Fee to City for relocating shelter Open Space Park/Plaza Sports Courts Skate Park Total Open Space Net Zero Buildings Fee Jobs Creation Summary Job Creation Part-Time Entry Level Full-Time Entry Level Mid-Paying High-Paying Total Jobs Total Housing Summary Market-Rate Housing Creation Affordable Housing Creation Total Housing Units Jobs to Housing Ratio Total Number of Jobs Total Number of Housing Units Ratio (Jobs to Housing) Parking Surface Structured Subterranean Total SF 40,000 20,000 60,000 Units 220 24 $ 297,821,000 $(242,715,000) (20,000,000) 244 5,333,000 (1,092,218) $(258,474,218) $ 39,346,783 15% $ $ 23,890,000 (5,689,000) 20,000,000 (25,000,000) (5.333,000) $ 7,868,000 15.2% % of Site Area 1,092,218 % 0% 4% 12% #of Jobs 309 559 529 98 1,495 90% 10% 100% 1,495 244 6 to 1 Stalls 132 705 393 1,230
Reading the chart give a financial summary Team Information Team Name Team Number Location Footprint and Use Allocation Check Is any block overbuilt? Yes/No Are existing buildings overallocated? Yes/No Affordable Housing Creation Townhouses (Moderate Income) Podium Apartments (Low Income) Rehab (Very Low Income) Luxury Condos Total Affordable Housing Units Market-Rate Residential Phoenix Hotel York Dry Goods Victorian Row Townhouses Podium Apartments Luxury Condos Office Phoenix Hotel York Dry Goods Victorian Row Low-Rise Office Mid-Rise Office Retail Phoenix Hotel York Dry Goods Victorian Row Mid-Rise Office 2 Podium Apartments 2 Luxury Condos 2 Neighborhood Retail Supermarket Q-Mart Community Facilities York Dry Goods Branch Library (7,500 SF) Community Art Space (2,500 SF) Community Space with Resilience Hub (7,000 SF) Day Care Center (3,500 SF) Drug Treatment Center (1,500 SF) Police Sub-Station (1,500 SF) Public Health Clinic (5,000 SF) Senior Center (6,000 SF) Small Business Incubator (4,000 SF) Teen Center (5,000 SF) Yorktown Bike Share (5,500 SF) Artist Studios (10,000 SF) University Classrooms (15,000 SF) Victorian Row Artists Studios (10,000 SF) University Classroom (15,000 SF) Total Community Facilities Name Number Location No No Total Units 24 24 Total Units/SF Total Units Total SF 56 5,000 13,000 Total SF 135,000 120,000 80,000 7,500 7,000 3,500 1,500 10,000 In Neigh. Ret 5,000 In Neigh. Ret -In Neigh. Ret 5,000 Neigh. Ret 5,000 In Neigh. Ret. 5,000 Neigh Ret 35,000 1,500 5,000 0% 20% 0% 0% 10% 4,000 Years to Absorb 30,000 in Podium In Podium in Podium 1 1.32 1.60 Rent Paying SF Rent Free SF In Low Rise In Low Rise In Low Rise 1.91 1.71 2.95 2.67 a proposal that is profitable enough to attract the investor capital required to build your high-risk project and generat- sufficient tax revenues to pay back the city's contributi Developer Return Summary Market Value Costs/Subsidies: -Construction Costs -Land Payment -Absorption Penalty +City Construction Cost Subsidy -Net Zero Building Cost -Shelter: Relocation Fee Total Costs/Subsidies Developer Net Profit Rate of Return City Revenue Summary City Revenue +City Tax Revenue (10-Year) -City Operating Costs (10-Year) +Sale of Land to Developer -Cost of Land Acquisition -City Construction Cost Subsidy City Net Revenue City Fee Summary Fee to City for relocating shelter Open Space Park/Plaza Sports Courts Skate Park Total Open Space Net Zero Buildings Fee Jobs Creation Summary Job Creation Part-Time Entry Level Full-Time Entry Level Mid-Paying High-Paying Total Jobs Total Housing Summary Market-Rate Housing Creation Affordable Housing Creation Total Housing Units Jobs to Housing Ratio Total Number of Jobs Total Number of Housing Units Ratio (Jobs to Housing) Parking Surface Structured Subterranean Total SF 40,000 20,000 60,000 Units 220 24 $ 297,821,000 $(242,715,000) (20,000,000) 244 5,333,000 (1,092,218) $(258,474,218) $ 39,346,783 15% $ $ 23,890,000 (5,689,000) 20,000,000 (25,000,000) (5.333,000) $ 7,868,000 15.2% % of Site Area 1,092,218 % 0% 4% 12% #of Jobs 309 559 529 98 1,495 90% 10% 100% 1,495 244 6 to 1 Stalls 132 705 393 1,230
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