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Appendix F - City of Oshawa

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Kedron Planning Area Retail Demand Analysis<br />

1.0 Assumptions<br />

1. Time Frame<br />

The year 2031 was chosen as the date <strong>of</strong> full build out.<br />

2. Target Markets<br />

The target markets include local Kedron Planning Area residents (30,000), nearby residents<br />

from Windfield, Samac, and Taunton (47,000), and prestige employment workers (5,000 –<br />

one-third <strong>of</strong> the total estimated employment). It was assumed that 25% <strong>of</strong> the workers would<br />

be local residents. As a result, their direct expenditure was decreased by that amount to<br />

avoid double counting.<br />

3. Expenditure Analysis<br />

The expenditure analysis is based on per capita expenditures based on retail sales data from<br />

Ontario for all categories. Automotive and gas station related categories were not included.<br />

An average <strong>of</strong> total retail sales from Quarter 4 2007 to Quarter 3 2009 was used. This was the<br />

most recent data available at the time <strong>of</strong> writing this report. An average <strong>of</strong> two years’ worth<br />

<strong>of</strong> data was used to help mitigate the effects <strong>of</strong> the recent downturn.<br />

4. Kedron Planning Area Expenditure<br />

A proxy was used to develop a pr<strong>of</strong>ile <strong>of</strong> the type <strong>of</strong> residents who will be shopping in the<br />

area. The current residents in the area bound by Thornton Road, Winchester Road East,<br />

Enfield Road, and Taunton Road East were analyzed based primarily on per capita income<br />

and retail expenditures. Estimates for 2009 were based on 2006 Census information and<br />

growth rates projected by Environics. In the 2006 Census, there were 15,680 residents in this<br />

proxy area.<br />

Retail category expenditure data as a percentage <strong>of</strong> per capita income was adjusted upwards<br />

and downwards based on an analysis <strong>of</strong> expenditure data <strong>of</strong> the proxy area to Ontario data<br />

to reflect regional variations in consumption. For example, local residents spend 8.3% less<br />

than Ontario residents on food purchased from stores.<br />

5. Capture Rates<br />

Capture rates for all target markets are based on Urban Marketing Collaborative’s extensive<br />

experience working with real estate developments, retailers, and communities across North<br />

America. They reflect the extensive existing supply located along Taunton Road, the<br />

proposed development at the SE corner <strong>of</strong> Conlin Road East and Harmony Road North as<br />

well as the proposed 2.1 million square foot retail development at Windfields.<br />

Urban Marketing Collaborative 2

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