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Cultivating Neighborhood Vibrancy through Retail Development Initiatives

Discover how we empower communities to build vibrant retail environments. Our initiative focuses on collaborative efforts between the private and public sectors to support local shopping and enhance neighborhood cores. Through analysis, technical assistance, and a wealth of data collection, we provide tools and resources that cater to diverse populations and income levels. Our goal is to make every neighborhood a thriving hub for retail while fostering a sense of community and belonging. Join us in celebrating local businesses and revitalizing our streets!

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Cultivating Neighborhood Vibrancy through Retail Development Initiatives

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  1. CULTURE BUILDS….

  2. VIBRANCY!

  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 OmotesandoDori•Tokyo, Japan

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

  9. PROCESS DIAGRAM

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

  11. HELPING RETAIL HAPPEN Private Sector Public Sector Community

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

  13. ABOUT MORE THAN RETAIL

  14. www.vibrantstreets.com • @vibrantstreets

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