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Figure 4<br />
PDA Readiness Criteria Worksheet<br />
PDA name: Hayward Downtown Version: Baseline<br />
#<br />
Readiness<br />
Criteria Category<br />
# Sub-Criterion Name<br />
Present (2012)<br />
PDA Development Readiness Scoring<br />
2020 2030 2040 Notes<br />
D<br />
Market and<br />
Investment<br />
Attractiveness<br />
1<br />
History of real estate investment in PDA<br />
and surrounding city<br />
0.00 0.00 0.00<br />
PDA added 988 housing units between 2000-2010. Greater 2-mile<br />
radius added 1,671. Pace of development required to reach PDA<br />
goals for 2040 is roughly consistent with past trends (107% of rate<br />
from 2000-2010).<br />
2 Recent Local Development Activity<br />
0.00 0.00 0.00<br />
Currently processing application for Mervyn's site redevelopment for<br />
500+ housing units, Cannery area (nearby PDA) is entitled for over<br />
900 units with some under construction, and City is getting more<br />
inquiries from interested developers.<br />
A-12<br />
3 General Market Conditions<br />
4 Financial Feasibility Constraint<br />
5 Parcel size and configuration<br />
0.20 0.10 0.05<br />
0.30 0.20 0.10<br />
0.10 0.10 0.10<br />
Downtown PDA and surrounding 2-mile area have relatively low<br />
incomes ($57K median), ranking 14th out of 20 PDAs in sample.<br />
Significant retail vacancy in Downtown. Continued growth of<br />
Downtown housing may address both of these concerns over time.<br />
Moderate achievable price points make it difficult to redevelop<br />
existing uses with cash flows, as found on most of the potential<br />
opportunity sites. But City thinks there are enough severely<br />
underutilized sites to keep development momentum. Also, ample<br />
number of opportunity sites means allocated growth can be achieved<br />
at ~47 DU/acre, which can be lower cost to construct than higherdensity<br />
prototypes.<br />
Many sites are small and would be most viable for redevelopment if<br />
assembled.<br />
6 Existence of major investment<br />
disincentives<br />
0.05 0.05 0.05<br />
ACTC survey said: Perceptions of safety, aging infrastructure,<br />
economy, existing building owners, some of the current zoning<br />
designations. Hayward Fault is another potential constraint on<br />
market perception.<br />
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