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- 1. the EVOLUTION of the Planned Community 10 10 Slides 7 7 Minutes DISTILLED 6 2 6 Questions 2 Futures 27 October 2011 Jim Heid, Founder Urban Green ®
- 2. Do we still need #1 planned communities? Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 3. Do we still need #1 planned communities? YES. “The U.S. is now on track to reach 400 Million residents by mid century – we actually add more people than China from now to 2050.” Robert E Lang Professor and Director, Brookings Mountain West University of Nevada, Las Vegas, The Lincy Institute
- 4. Planned Community as a Better Alternative Planned Ad Hoc Communities Subdivisions Multiple Housing Yes – 5 minimum; price, life One builder, changed Options stage and own/ rent options elevations Integrated hierarchy and Open Space A park lifestyles Third places & daily goods Community Hardware Limited services Stewardship Community Life and None environmental Sustainability Integrated , systems approach Checklist approach
- 5. Why does right, feel so ….wrong? #2 Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 6. #2 Why does right, feel so … wrong? IT’S NOT JUST A FEELING A Decade of New Home Sales 2001-2010 US Total1 8,580,000 % Top Ten Planned Communities2 130,386 1.5% Top Twenty Planned Communities3 187,687 2.2% All Planned Communities (estimated)4 800,636 9.3% 1 Source: US Census Bureau 2 Souce: RCLCo Top Selling Master Planned Communities Data, 2001-2010 3 Source: RCLCo Top Selling Master Planned Communities Data, 2001-2007, 2008-2010 extrapolated by UrbanGreen 4 Source: UrbanGreen, extrapolated from RCLCo data by 2001-2010
- 7. #3 Infill or greenfield? Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 8. New housing location projection ca 2004 70-65% Greenfield 15-20% Suburban densification 10-15% Urban infill © UrbanGreen 2004
- 9. #3 Infill or greenfield? BOTH. Population growth1 by metropolitan location 2000-2010 =1,000,000 Urban Core Inner Ring Mature Emerging Exurb People (-.3 M) Suburb Suburb Suburb (+5.9 M) (+3.5 M) (+5.1 M) (+1.5 M) 1 Source: Robert E Lang. Based on 416 counties in the 50 largest metro areas. These contain 53.7% of total U.S. population.
- 10. #4 Place or strategy? Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 11. #4 Place or strategy? DEPENDS. • Your context and what you do with it • How you engage potential partners • Sustainability gateways • How you ‘craft’ community
- 12. #5 Can community be planned? Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 13. #5 Can community be planned? IF WE ADAPT. ….then
- 14. #5 Can community be planned? IF WE ADAPT. ….then going forward…..
- 16. Redefining Planned Community…From Place to Portfolio New Retrofit Communities Communities Infill Communities RIVERSIDE RESTON TOWN CENTER RINCON HILL YEAR 1869 1988 2005+ CONTEXT Greenfield Suburb Urban Core
- 17. Redefining Planned Community…From Place to Portfolio New Retrofit Communities Communities Infill Communities RIVERSIDE RESTON TOWN CENTER RINCON HILL YEAR 1869 1988 2005+ CONTEXT Greenfield Suburb Urban Core SIZE (ACRES) 1600 460 51 POPULATION 9,000 7,500 10,000
- 18. Redefining Planned Community…From Place to Portfolio New Retrofit Communities Communities Infill Communities RIVERSIDE RESTON TOWN CENTER RINCON HILL YEAR 1869 1988 2005+ CONTEXT Greenfield Suburb Urban Core SIZE (ACRES) 1600 460 51 POPULATION 9,000 7,500 10,000 Create Add Leverage CRAFTING COMMUNITY Village Center Urban Center Urban Core
- 19. Redefining Planned Community…From Place to Portfolio New Retrofit Communities Communities Infill Communities RIVERSIDE RESTON TOWN CENTER RINCON HILL YEAR 1869 1988 2005+ CONTEXT Greenfield Suburb Urban Core SIZE (ACRES) 1600 460 51 POPULATION 9,000 7,500 10,000 Create Add Leverage CRAFTING COMMUNITY Village Center Urban Center Urban Core STRUCTURE PRIVATE PRIVATE/Public Public/Private
- 20. Redefining Planned Community…From Place to Portfolio New Retrofit Communities Communities Infill Communities RIVERSIDE RESTON TOWN CENTER RINCON HILL YEAR 1869 1988 2005+ CONTEXT Greenfield Suburb Urban Core SIZE (ACRES) 1600 460 51 POPULATION 9,000 7,500 10,000 Create Add Leverage CRAFTING COMMUNITY Village Center Urban Center Urban Core STRUCTURE Private Private/Public Public/Private SUSTAINABLE GATEWAY Stormwater Jobs Housing Transportation
- 21. #6 What Does it All Mean? Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 22. Because Greenfield Planned Communities represent a superior social & environmental alternative to sprawl Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 23. Because Greenfield Planned Communities represent a superior social & environmental alternative to sprawl they should grow as a percentage of greenfield development, as total greenfield development diminishes Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 24. Because Retrofit + Infill Planned Communities represent the best method to regenerate urban areas quickly, and at scale Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 25. Because Retrofit + Infill Planned Communities represent the best method to regenerate urban areas quickly, and at scale they provide a renewed purpose for our industry to make a difference. Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011
- 26. #6 What Does it All Mean? NEW OPPORTUNITY. New communities Outlook - Limited to Good Retrofit communities Outlook - Very Good Infill communities Outlook - Good Urban Land Institute Fall Meeting | October 2011