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Elk Ridge Center <br />PUD <br />1 -5 acres pads <br />North Hwy 169 <br />Punned Unit Development <br />$1 2.00lsquare foot <br />Lease space <br />1,200- 30,000 square feet <br />Hillside Crossing Mall <br />C' ) Hwy Comm. <br />1,800 — 1 0,000 <br />square feet <br />North Hwy 169 <br />Lease space <br />$14- 15.001sf <br />Elk Park Center <br />PUD <br />3,500 -3,900 square feet <br />Freeport Street <br />Planned Unit Development <br />$12-14.00/sf <br />Country Crossing Mall <br />C3 Hwy Comm.. <br />1,100 -2, 100 square <br />feet <br />West Hwy 10 <br />Lease space <br />$13.001sf <br />Moulton Commercial <br />DD <br />3,400 square feet <br />Main Street <br />Downtown District <br />$9.00/square foot + CAM <br />Northstar Business Park <br />BP Business Park <br />4 to 9 acre lots <br />Twin Lakes Road <br />Light Industrial <br />approx. $2.50/square foot <br />Elk River Business Park <br />BP Business Park <br />1 — 6 acre and 1 — 4.46 acre <br />lot <br />Twin Lakes Road <br />BP Business Park <br />$1.90 - $2.501square foot <br />Industrial Lease Space <br />31500 -- 10,000 square feet <br />$4.75/square foot — warehouse <br />$9.50/square foot office <br />$1.751 square foot - CAM <br />Even with the lower cost of entry (land price) to locate in a Business Park/Light <br />Industrial zone rather than Commercial zone, it is questionable whether any "savings" <br />will ultimately be passed on to the end business tenant of a multi- tenant building. while <br />the land cost has some affect on the end lease rate, the majority of cost to lease is <br />attributed to the expense for tenant improvements or interior build -out in addition to <br />common area maintenance expenses (taxes & insurance). Even if the "savings" can be <br />passed on to the end tenant the City does not have the ability to control or enforce lease <br />rates into the future in these situations. It also seems that other commercial retail /service <br />businesses could seek similar requests in the future based on affordability (e.g. daycare, <br />hair salon, etc.). <br />Second, from a policy standpoint a key consideration is whether or not the City wants to <br />convert industrial areas to more commercial uses due to the limited availability of <br />industrial land. <br />