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Positive Impacts of Historic Preservation:Indianapolis and Beyond
Columbus, IndianaApril 19, 2018
Donovan RypkemaPlaceEconomics
States with Economic Impact of Historic Preservation Studies
1995 - 2017
New Mexico
Missouri
North Carolina
Iowa
Florida
Michigan
Louisiana(under way)
Heritage Tourism
Jobs and Income
Downtown Revitalization
Property Values
30 Years of Preservation/Economic StudiesThe Big Four
Downtown Revitalization
Florida
Florida Taxpayers Getting Their Money’s Worth
In 2014 Estimated Sale Tax Receipts from Net New Businesses in Main Street Communities was approximately 22 times the budget of the
State Main Street Program
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CONSERVATIVE ESTIMATE OF STATE SALES TAX FROM NET NEW BUSINESSES – 2014
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NC NCMS
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Cumulative Investment in New Mexico Main Street Buildings
Rehabilitation New Construction
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Michigan Main Street Cumulative # of Buildings Sold
Historic Buildings
46%
Older Buildings
22%
New Construction
32%
Location of New Business in Downtown Raleigh - 2013
Historic Buildings
Older Buildings
New Construction
Of Raleigh’s top 20 restaurants on Yelp, nine—nearly half—are
located in historic
districts.
Historic preservation has been key to downtown’s growth.
Jeremy Waldrup, Downtown Pittsburgh Partnership
Heritage TourismHeritage Tourism
Heritage tourism in the Philadelphia
5-county area contributes over $3
billion in total output, supporting over 45,000 jobs and $975 million in
earnings, within theCommonwealth of
Pennsylvania each year.
16% of Arkansas Tourists are Heritage Tourists
• But they spend 30% more than other visitors
• More likely to be out-of-state visitors
Heritage Tourism generates $891 Million/year
• Supports 21,552 Jobs
• Adds $319 Million in income
• Generates $74 million in tax revenues
58.1%
47.3%
41.9%
52.7%
OVERNIGHT VISITORS DAY VISITORS
Share of Heritage Visitors in San Antonio
Heritage Visitors Non-Heritage Visitors
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Lodging Transportationwithin SanAntonio
Food & beverage Retail Recreation
Per Person Per Trip
Overnight Visitors to San Antonio
Heritage Visitors Other Visitors
Expenditures by Heritage Visitors – Rhode Island
Lodging $326,000,000
Transportation within Rhode Island $166,000,000
Food & Beverage $423,000,000
Retail $265,000,000
Recreation, Entertainment, Admissions $192,000,000
TOTAL $1,371,000,000
Hotel Room Nights
CulturalTourists
Others
+470,000 Visitors
+785,000 Visitors
Less than 7% of Heritage Tourism Dollars are spent at the Heritage Sites that attracted them.
Jobs and Income
Impact per $1,000,000 of Output - Connecticut Historic
RehabilitationNew
Construc-tion
Steel Mfg ComputerMfg
Medical Mfg
Direct Jobs 9.3 6.7 1.4 0.9 1.4
Indirect Jobs 5.1 5.2 3.1 2.2 3.5
TOTAL JOBS 14.4 11.9 4.5 3.1 4.9
Direct Salary & Wages
$542,929 $418,441 $119,924 $68,128 $296,006
Indirect Salary & Wages
$288,917 $308,128 $203,109 $171,257 $237,497
TOTAL SALARY & WAGES
$831,896 $726,659 $323,033 $239,385 $533,503
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Direct Jobs Indirect/Induced Jobs
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Rhode Island Labor Income from Historic Tax Credit Projects
Direct Income Indirect/Induced Income
$865,000,000/year investment in Historic Districts
Property Values
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Base Value Historic District Premium
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2000 – 2007
• In local historic district = + $59,000 to $67,000
• Historic district properties + 21% in appreciation
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Annual Change in Value San Antonio 1998 - 20131998 = 100
Rest of City Local Conservation District Local Historic District
5.0%
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Parcels
Home Sales
Value of HomeSales
Demand for Homes in Historic Districts
Canton, Connecticut
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Value Change 1999 - 2014Savannah Local Historic Districts
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Change in Value 2003 - 2015Local Historic Districts vs City
2003 = 100
2003 2015
The New TenForeclosure
Stability on the Downside
Density
Walkability
Catalytic Impact of HP Projects
Knowledge/Creative Industries
Business Births/Deaths
Demographic /Economic Mirror
The Environment
The First Place of Return
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Provo Logan Ogden Park City
Single Family Foreclosure Rates2008-2012
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City of Raleigh
Foreclosures per 1000 Single Family Houses2008 - 2013
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Foreclosure Rate Single Family Houses2008 - 2014
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Foreclosure Rate – Single Family Houses
Indianapolis (2008-2012)
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Real Estate Values in Down Years
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Population DensityPopulation/Sq Mi
The Tale of Two Neighborhoods Oakwood Reedham
Oaks/Wyndham
Population 1664 507
Size (acres) 114.5 114.0
Housing Units 794 127
Average Year of Construction 1925 1992
Average Size of House (square feet) 2473 3515
Average Value $315,004 $524,077
Taxes per Unit $2,887 $4,805
Population per acre 14.5 4.4
Square feet of Road per Unit 1045 2209
Taxes per acre $22,022 $5,351
Water/Sewer Line Replacement Cost per Unit $8,811 $24,781
Annual Property Taxes $2,292,539 $610,068
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Rest of theCompact
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HistoricDistricts
UrbanCompact
Area
Total Value Per Square Mile
Walkability
Historic Preservation in Connecticut:Advancing good urban design principles in
towns and cities of every size
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Walker's Paradise:Daily errands donot require a car.
Very Walkable:Most errands canbe accomplishedon foot.
SomewhatWalkable: Someamenities withinwalking distance.
Car Dependent:Almost all errandsrequire a car.
Scores from Walkscore.com
Good urban neighborhoods are walkable. Nearly
90% of historic preservation tax credit projects are in neighborhoods described as Very Walkable or Walker’s Paradise
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Main/Military Plaza
Alamo Plaza
Tobin Hill
Cattleman Square
Lavaca
King William
St. Paul Square
Fulton
Average of Historic Districts
Dignowity Hill
Monte Vista
Monticello Park
Government Hill
Olmos Park Terrace
River Road
City of San Antonio
Mission
Walk Scores for San Antonio Historic Districts
Average Walk
Score
Designation
Raleigh 29 Car-dependent
Local historic districts 82 Very walkable
National Register historic districts 64 Somewhat
walkable
All historic districts 73 Very walkable
Walkability
Catalytic Impact of Historic Preservation Projects
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Building Permits on 3rd Street
Permits Issued
Baton Rouge
One small project in 2006 is now 12 projects in 2016.
This approach is not singular, it gets repeated
all around the state.
Dyke Nelson, Architect/Developer
New Orleans –Rouses Market
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Indiana Landmarks Easement Program
Rent Up to $400 $400 - $800 $800 - $1200
Food at Home $1,607 $2,307 $3,758
Food away from Home $562 $899 $1,560
Furniture, Appliances, Household Equip
$331 $435 $787
Apparel & Footwear $306 $429 $739
Fees & Admissions $67 $101 $216
Personal Care Products & Services $225 $311 $518
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $7,867 $11,480 $18,773
Knowledge/Creative Industries
0.0% 1.0% 2.0% 3.0% 4.0% 5.0%
RALEIGH LOCAL HISTORIC DISTRICTS
NATIONAL REGISTER HISTORIC DISTRICTS
RALEIGH
NORTH CAROLINA
% of Workforce in Arts/Entertainment/Recreation
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Share of all Jobs
Public Administration
Educational Services
Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation
Professional, Scientific, and TechnicalServices
Finance and Insurance
Share of Knowledge Worker Jobs in Savannah Historic Districts
8.0%
10.4%
13.8% 14.0%
20.3%
Share of All Jobs Professional,Scientific, and
Technical Services
Information EducationalServices
Arts,Entertainment,and Recreation
Jobs in Knowledge and Creative IndustriesNew York City
Business Births/Deaths
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Ratio of Business Openings to Business Closings
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Ratio of Business Openings to Business Closings
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Lots
Private Sector Jobs
Small Firm Jobs
Start-up Firm Jobs
Young Firm Jobs
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Historic Districts as Job AttractorsNew York City
Demographic /Economic Mirror
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$25,000 -$49,999
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$100,000 -$149,999
$150,000 +
Household Income DistributionSan Antonio and Historic Districts
San Antonio Historic Districts
68.5%75.0%
6.9%
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San Antonio Historic Districts
Racial DistributionSan Antonio and Historic Districts
White African-American Asian Other
63.0% 60.3%
37.0% 39.7%
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San Antonio Historic Districts
Hispanic PopulationSan Antonio and Historic Districts
Hispanic Non-Hispanic
The Environment
It takes 10 to 80 years of an energy efficient new building to make up for the negative climate
change impacts of construction
Building reuse almost always offers environmental savings over demolition and new
construction
Preservation projects save 50 to 80
percent in infrastructure costs compared to new
suburban development.
A multifamily structure built since 1980 uses 13% more energy per square foot than one built before 1920
Benefit – 40,000 s.f. warehouse reused rather than razed Quantification
Lower Vehicle Miles Traveled (20%-40% reduction) 158,000 to 211,200 VMT
Lower travel-related CO2 74 – 98 metric tons CO2
This is equivalent taking vehicles off the road 24 to 28 vehicles
Retained Embodied Energy 44,000 MBTUs
Greenfield Land Preserved 4.2 acres
Lowered run-off per dwelling unit 70%
Less demolition debris in landfills 2,000 tons
Value of natural resources conserved $80,000
Infrastructure investment saved $400,000 - $640,000
The First Place of Return
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Change in Philadelphia Population2000 - 2010
National Register Districts Rest of City
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Historic Districts Non Historic District
Back to Where in the City?Washington, DC 2000 - 2010
Share of Population Share of Growth
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Historic Districts Share of Population Historic Districts Share of Growth
Back to Where in the City?Boston 1990 - 2000
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10%
Population Growth2010-2015
30 Years of Impact of Preservation Lessons
More of the measurable values of Historic Preservation are demonstrated every year
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