Kootenai Countyy Retail Dani Bielec-Kramer, CCIM
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Local Unemployment Statistics Kootenai County vs. State of Idaho Unemployment Rate 8.0
Unem mploymeent Ratee
7.0 6.0 5.0 Kootenai County Unemployment
4.0 3.0
State of Idaho p y Unemployment
2.0 1.0 0.0
Year
Source: Idaho Commerce & Labor
Local Retail Trade Employment
14,000
Emplloymennt
12,000 10,000 8,000 6 000 6,000 4,000 2,000 , 2000 2001 2002
Idaho Panhandle* 2003
Year *Idaho Panhandle
2004
2005
Kootenai County 2006
2007
2008
Source: Idaho Commerce & Labor
Pre-2008 Market Conditions Class A Buildings
Class B Buildings
Class C Buildings
•Prime locations •Slightly older buildings •Functionally obsolescent •Newer buildings •Good locations •Older neighborhoods •$16 - $24 per SF NNN •$11 - $15 per SF NNN •$6 - $10 per SF NNN
•All rates quoted annually •NNN = Tenant’s ppro-rata share of common area maintenance,, property taxes, insurance, and other operating expenses
Local Retail – Landlord’s Struggle Landlords start with asking rental rates
Solid Tenant = Negotiation on terms and rent with Tenant
Annual Commercial Permit Dollar Amount
$118,070,569 $250,000,000 $200,000,000 $150,000,000 $100,000,000 $50,000,000
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
$0 2000
Perm mit Dollar Amoount
$212 724 424 $212,724,424
Year Source: Construction Monitor, Inc.
Current Retail Market – Riverstone Master Plan Retail eta Leasing eas g Rates ates $22 - $24 per SF NNN
Current Retail Market – Riverstone Aerial
Pl Planned d Site Sit for f Peak P k
Current Retail Market - Vacancies Neider & 95 $15 per SF NNN
Ironwood Square $12.00 per SF NNN $15 per SF NNN
Sportsman Plaza I & II $23 - $25 per SF NNN
Current Retail Market – New Retail CdA NEC of Best & 4th Street •$18 $ - $$24 p per SF NNN
Hwy 95 & Bosanko •$16 per SF NNN Mountain M t i View Vi Plaza Pl •NWC of Hwy 95 & Neider $9 - $15 per SF NNN •$9
Current Retail Market – New Retail Hayden Rustlers Roost NWC of Hwy 95 & •NWC Hayden Ave 2.5 acres sold to a national medical user Discount Tire
Planned
2008 Vacancy Report – Kootenai Retail 5.83% 2,500,000
12.48%
Vacancy Rates
Net U Usable SF F
2,000,000
1,500,000 , , Vacant SF Net Usable SF
6.03%
1,000,000
10.66% 500,000
0 Post Falls Retail
Hayden Retail
Rathdrum Retail
Coeur d'Alene Retail
Source: Fall 2008 - Auble, Jolicoeur & Gentry/CBC
2008 Vacancy Report – Kootenai Retail
Parkwood Business Properties •Retail Owned – 244,000 SF •2008 Retail Vacancyy – 1.3%
2008 Vacancy Report – Kootenai Retail General Growth Properties Inc. (GGP)
Current Retail Market – Post Falls
Current Retail Market – Post Falls Coeur d’Alene, ID
I-90 Pleasantview Rd. Interchange (46,000+ CPD 2006) EXPO Retail/Commercial/Industrial/Multi-Family R t il/C i l/I d t i l/M lti F il
Sysco
Future Beck Rd. Interchange 2010 Estimated Completion
Planned Wal-Mart Superstore Pl Planned d Lowe’s L ’ Idaho-Washington Border
Stateline I-90 Interchange
Current Retail Market – Post Falls I-90 Pleasantview Rd. Interchange (46 000+ CPD 2006) (46,000+
Prime Outlets at Post FallsCrossing Highland
Highway 41
River City Center •Asking $5 - $10 per SF NNN
Current Retail Market – Post Falls Mullan Avenue Highway 41 Highland Crossing
Planned
River City Center
Retail Market – Cap Rates Kootenai County Retail Centers • 7% to 9% Free-standing Pad Retail • 6.5% to 7.5%
Capitalization Rate - A ratio used to estimate the value of an incomeproducing property Th ways to get there… Three h 1. Cap = NOI/Property Value 2. NOI = C Cap x Property Value l 3. Property Value = NOI/Cap
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Looking Forward to 2009 - Retail Market
Thank You! Dani Bielec-Kramer, CCIM
[email protected] 509-994-3675 www.commercial1031group.com
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Dani Bielec-Kramer, Bielec Kramer CCIM
[email protected] 509-994-3675