1. CULTURE BUILDS….

2. VIBRANC Y!

3. IN THE BEGINNING…

4. HELPING RETAIL HAPPEN Private Sector Public Sector Community

5. HELPING RETAIL HAPPEN We are a great neighborhood, really want to shop local; we’re totally awesome and you should have a store here. ROI, sales per square foot, rent comps, lease terms, investment binder, incentives Tax credits, market demand, technical assistance, blah, blah DEVELOPER GOV’T STAFF RESIDENT

6. ANALYSIS Small-Scale Shopping Streets Carytown Richmond, VA North Market Street Frederick, MD Main Street Manayunk, PA Charles Street Boston, MA Oak Street Chicago, IL Madison Park Seattle, WA Bethesda Row Bethesda, MD East Davis Street Culpeper, VA O’Donnell Square Baltimore, MD Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, NY

7. ANALYSIS Destination Streets Walnut Street Philadelphia, PA Newbury Street Boston, MA North Michigan Avenue Chicago, IL Third Street Promenade Santa Monica, CA Champs-Elysees Paris, France Omotesando Dori Tokyo, Japan

8. DATA COLLECTION Year Established Avg Sidewalk Width # of Blocks in Length Public Open Space? Streetscape Design Located within a BID Supported by an Assoc./Org. Within an Historic Dist.? Underground Utilities? Residential Population Median Household Inc Daytime Population Average Retail Rents Condition of Ownership? Retail Vacancy Rate Mix of Retailers Locals : Nationals Civic /Cultural Anchor Average Daily Traffic Count walkscore Vehicles per HH # of Bus Routes Subway/LR/ Streetcar Stop Parking Facilities

9. PROCESS DIAGRAM

10. step 1: is your street MANAGED? Self-Evaluation Questions Do these things If “NO” Proceed to Step 2 If “YES” PROCESS DIAGRAM

11. HELPING RETAIL HAPPEN Private Sector Public Sector Community

12. To give every neighborhood the necessary tools to create a neighborhood core of their own, regardless of population, ethnic composition, location, income, or budget. GOAL

13. ABOUT MORE THAN RETAIL