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@DTSantaMonica DOWNTOWN SANTA MONICA, INC . DTSantaMonica 1351 Third Street Promenade, Ste 201 Santa Monica, CA 90401 DowntownSantaMonica www.DowntownSM.com 02 03 Downtown comprises Downtown generated Downtown hosts Downtown generates 4.5% 37.1% 36% 30.6% of Santa Monica of total sales tax of hotel rooms of hotel room geographically revenues for Santa available citywide revenues citywide Monica in 2015 SOURCES City of Santa Monica Economic Development Dpt, HdL Companies, STR Global 2015 SOURCES City of Santa Monica Economic Development Dpt, HdL Companies, STR Global 2015 TOTAL TAXABLE SALES DOWNTOWN AVERAGE HOTEL OCCUPANCY 2015 2014 % CHANGE 2015 2014 % CHANGE Third Street Promenade $516,912,600 $484,298,100 +6.73% Santa Monica Place $206,663,000 $218,073,000 -5.23% Downtown Santa Monica 80.8% 80.1% +0.87% Lincoln Boulevard $84,199,700 $87,364,900 -3.62% Citywide Total 83.6% 84.1% -0.59% Downtown (Other) $393,736,200 $378,469,700 +4.03% Downtown Occupancy: 89.3% AUGUST DOWNTOWN TOTAL $1,201,511,500 $1,134,398,800 +5.92% TOTAL TAXABLE SALES BY AREA OF CITY AVERAGE HOTEL DAILY RATE 2015 2014 % CHANGE 2015 2014 % CHANGE Downtown Santa Monica $1,201,511,500 $1,134,398,800 +5.92% Downtown Santa Monica $326.89 $312.22 +4.70% Montana Avenue $111,853,400 $107,843,600 +3.72% Citywide Total $323.71 $307.85 +5.15% Pico Boulevard $127,949,200 $126,333,700 +1.28% Main Street $130,066,300 $116,997,800 +11.17% Downtown Hotel Peak Avg Daily Rate: $390.92 AUGUST Santa Monica Pier $84,557,700 $76,527,300 +10.49% CITYWIDE TOTAL $3,239,631,100 $3,171,334,200 +2.15% $ + $ = $ EST. DOWNTOWN EST. DOWNTOWN EST. TOTAL DOWNTOWN TAXABLE SALES LODGING REVENUES ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION 04 05 EST DOWNTOWN POPULATION POPULATION WITH BACHELOR DEGREE OR HIGHER NOTE Population based on projections from 2010 U.S. Census 2016 2015 4,352 4,038 +8% 66% 64.5% 31% Santa Monica Downtown Los Angeles City Santa Monica County SOURCES ESRI 2016, U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, 2010 - 2014 DOWNTOWN POPULATION BY AGE MEDIAN AGE DOWNTOWN POPULATION BY SEX DIVERSITY INDEX 4.5% 14 & Under Downtown Santa Monica Downtown 9.4% 15–24 37.8 52.2% 47.8% Santa Monica 29.9% 25–34 Male Female 54.6% Santa Monica 18.7% 35-44 City 12.6% 45–54 41.5 9.2% 55–64 Santa Monica Los Angeles City 15.8% 65 & Over 35.4 County 56.3% DOWNTOWN POPULATION BY RELATIONSHIP STATUS Los Angeles County DOWNTOWN POPULATION BY RACE HISPANIC ORIGINS 86.6% 18.3% Divorced 73.1% White Downtown Santa Monica 4.4% Black 9.9% 29.4% Married 0.4% American Indian Santa Monica 12.9% Asian The Diversity Index measures on City 0.1% Pacific Islander 14.4% 3.7% Widowed a scale from 0–100 the likelihood that any two individuals picked 3.2% Other Los Angeles at random will identify with the 5.8% Two or More 41.5% County same race. 48.6% Never Married Individuals identifying with any race above may also identify with Hispanic ethnicity 06 07 EST. DOWNTOWN HOUSING UNITS NOTE Housing based on projections from 2010 U.S. Census AVG HOUSEHOLD SIZE Downtown 2,677 1.39 Santa Monica 92.8% R e n t e r O c c u p i e d Santa Monica 2.1% Vacant 1.88 City 5.1% Owner Occupied Los Angeles SOURCES ESRI 2016, U.S. Census Bureau American Community 3.00 County Survey, 2010 - 2014, City of Santa Monica Human Services Dpt DOWNTOWN HOUSEHOLDS BY INCOME MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME DOWNTOWN MEDIAN RENT 2016 Downtown +11.5% Santa Monica 37.3% $24,999 or Less $48,086 2015 13.2% $25,000–$49,999 Santa Monica 8.3% $50,000–$74,999 $77,276 City 12.6% $75,000–$99,999 $1,518 $1,692 28.4% $100,000 or More Los Angeles $57,790 County DOWNTOWN HOUSEHOLDS BY RENT HOUSEHOLDS BY POVERTY LEVEL DOWNTOWN HOMELESSNESS Data reflects a census of 15.4% $499 or less Downtown homeless Santa Monica 15.1% $500–$999 15.5% individuals 11.6% $1,000–$1,499 conducted Santa Monica January 27, 2016 20.7% $1,500–$1,999 2 15 City 102Individuals Encampments Vehicles 37.2% $2,000 or more 12.3% Los Angeles 16.9% County 08 09 EST ANNUAL BUS BOARDINGS EST BIKE SHARE TRIPS & ALIGHTINGS DOWNTOWN BEGINNING & ENDING DOWNTOWN 4,059,066 48,723 *January 1 through June 30 SOURCES Big Blue Bus, City of Santa Monica Parking Division, City of Santa Monica Transportation Division, walkscore.com AVERAGE OCCUPANCY BY DOWNTOWN PARKING STRUCTURE 8:00am–11:00pm DOWNTOWN EMPLOYEE COMMUTE DOWNTOWN RESIDENT PS3 METHODS COMMUTE METHODS 72% PS1 PS4 64% PS2 57% PS5 5.0% Telecommute 10.8% Telecommute 48% 48% 5.0% Bike 0.1% Bike 5.0% Walk 20.7% Walk 1.0% Rail 2.7% Bus 18% Bus 5.9% Carpool 0.5% Vanpool 58.8% Drive Alone 10% Carpool PS9 Civic 60% Drive Alone PS6 PS7 55% 57% 48% 47% PS8 38% Library 38% NOTE Commute patterns identified for 7,815 Downtown employees whose employers NOTE Civic Center Parking Structure is located are subject to transportation demand adjacent to Downtown, but provides parking for management regulations. DOWNTOWN RESIDENTS many Downtown employees and visitors TRAVELING 50.9% LESS THAN 20 MIN TO WORK AVERAGE DOWNTOWN PARKING SYSTEM OCCUPANCY BY DAY 8:00am–11:00pm 1.5 49% Monday 52% Tuesday DOWNTOWN 54% Wednesday RESIDENTS 53% Thursday 54% Friday DOWNTOWN WHO OWN 26.2% 56% Saturday AVERAGE VEHICLE NO VEHICLES 46% Sunday RIDERSHIP 10 11 5.28 29,173 21,530 $2,246,011,869 1 DOWNTOWN ZIP DOWNTOWN DOWNTOWN EMPLOYEE ESTIMATED ANNUAL CODE EMPLOYMENT CORE EMPLOYMENT TO RESIDENT RATIO DOWNTOWN PAYROLL SOURCES Infogroup 2016, City of Santa Monica Transportation Division, City of Santa Monica Economic Development Dpt LARGEST DOWNTOWN AREA EMPLOYERS COMPANY EMPLOYEES DOWNTOWN AREA EMPLOYMENT BY SECTOR 0 5 10 15 20 Fairmont Miramar Hotel 405 Santa Monica Amusements, L.L.C. 312 0.1% Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting The Cheesecake Factory Restaurant 300 2.7% Construction True Car 286 0.8% Manufacturing 2.2% Wholesale Trade The Macerich Company 276 19.2% Retail Trade Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Restaurant & Market 242 1.4% Transportation & Warehousing Clock Tower Productions, Inc. 200 5.5% Information Apple Computer, Inc. 190 9.0% Finance & Insurance Wilshire Associate, Inc. 190 6.5% Real Estate, Rental & Leasing Water Grill 184 11.6% Professional, Scientific, & Tech Services Burke Williams 150 2.2% Administrative Support & Waste Mgmt Whole Foods Market 145 1.8% Educational Services Bloomingdales 140 4.0% Health Care & Social Assistance Banana Republic 138 2.6% Arts, Entertainment & Recreation Del Frisco’s Grille 125 19.5% Accomodation & Food Services 6.8% Other Services ZipRecruiter, Inc. 124 3.5% Public Administration The Shore Hotel 122 0.5% Unclassified Technicolor Creative Services USA, Inc. 112 Double Tree Guest Suites Hotel 110 Fireside Convalescent Hospital 110 12 13 AVERAGE OFFICE VACANCY RATE AVERAGE RETAIL VACANCY RATE 14.0% Playa Vista 4.9% Westwood 11.9% Santa Monica 3.7% West Hollywood 9.0% Century City 3.3% Beverly Hills 8.7% West Hollywood 3.0% Santa Monica 8.3% Beverly Hills 1.8% Downtown Santa Monica 8.0% Westwood 1.1% Culver City 7.7% Downtown Santa Monica 5.9% Culver City SOURCES CoStar 2015 AVERAGE MONTHLY OFFICE RENT PER SQ FT AVERAGE MONTHLY RETAIL RENT PER SQ FT $7.49 $6.43 $5.72 $5.02 $4.62 $4.24 $4.17 $3.80 $3.79 $4.08 $3.52 $3.0 $2.54 $2.46 Downtown Santa West Westwood Century Beverly Culver Playa Downtown Santa Beverly Westwood West Culver Santa Monica Monica Hollywood City Hills City Vista Santa Monica Monica Hills Hollywood City AVERAGE OFFICE SIZE IN SQ FT AVERAGE RETAIL SIZE IN SQ FT 13,097 10,163 3,248 3,208 3,160 3,067 2,768 2,426 2,654 2,649 2,548 2,025 2,113 1,497 Playa Century Culver Downtown Westwood Santa West Beverly Culver Downtown Santa West Westwood Beverly Vista City City Santa Monica Monica Hollywood Hills City Santa Monica Monica Hollywood Hills 14 15 ANNUAL SPEND BY CONSUMER ORIGIN Downtown Resident 2% Percent of Citywide Demand Fulfilled by Santa Monica Resident 16% Downtown Retail Visitor 84% Establishments Santa Monica resident spend is inclusive of Downtown resident spend. SOURCES ESRI 2016, Infogroup 2016 SOURCE: Buxton 2015 ANNUAL SPEND BY ANNUAL SPEND BY $178,742,663 SANTA MONICA ZIP CODE METROPOLITAN AREA Citywide Demand 18.5% 52.1% Furniture & Home Motor Vehicles 90401 2.1% Los Angeles, CA 70.1% & Parts Furnishings 197.2% 90402 2.3% San Francisco, CA 2.9% CLOTHING & $352,536,851 $513,790,610 $83,683,093 Citywide Demand Citywide Demand ACCESSORIES Downtown Supply New York, NY 2.2% $95,023,932 $43,564,752 90403 5.6% Downtown Supply Downtown Supply 90404 2.5% Seattle, WA 1.5% 90405 4.0% San Diego, CA 1.3% 33.1% 5.7% 11.6% 22.2% 5.2% Electronics & Bldg Materials, Food & Health & Gasoline Appliances Garden Supplies Beverage Personal Care $133,151,628 $109,657,742 $478,524,139 $154,702,604 $138,094,095 Citywide Demand Citywide Demand Citywide Demand Citywide Demand Citywide Demand $44,053,885 $6,250,390 $55,500,525 $34,273,222 $7,225,027 Downtown Supply Downtown Supply Downtown Supply Downtown Supply Downtown Supply 66.8% 42.3% 23.7% 13.7% 65.7% Sports, Hobbies, General Miscellaneous Nonstore Food Service Books, Music Merchandise Retailers Retailers & Drinking HOUSEHOLDS WITHIN A 5 MILE RADIUS $71,978,614 $385,964,148 $121,695,330 $63,234,623 $283,792,429 match Downtown’s primary Citywide Demand Citywide Demand Citywide Demand Citywide Demand Citywide Demand consumer profile $48,081,124 $163,081,956 $28,890,778 $8,663,574 $186,437,153 Downtown Supply Downtown Supply Downtown Supply Downtown Supply Downtown Supply 16 17 PREFERENCES OF CONSUMERS WITHIN 5 MILES OF DOWNTOWN CATEGORY CHARACTERISTIC RESIDENT INDEX EMPLOYEE INDEX Apparel Spend $500+ on Watches for Self or Spouse 254.0 210.7 Automotive Most Recently Bought A Volvo 728.5 380.5 Beverage Drink Vueve Cliquot Champagne & Wine 660.1 387.5 Broadcast Media Listen to Smooth Jazz on Radio 772.2 361.0 Cleaning Use Clorox Toilet Wand Cleaners 168.2 141.6 Computer Visited WSJ.com Within 1 Wk.
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    MODE & SHOPPING Prada in Nevada Ein Shopping-Guide von New York bis San Diego „Wer glücklich reisen will, reise mit leichtem Gepäck.“ Es macht durchaus Sinn, sich an die weisen Worte von Goethe zu halten, wenn man in die USA fliegt. Dort kann man in Einkaufsparadiese eintauchen, die ihresgleichen suchen. Diana Pyter kennt die neuesten Modetrends und die besten Einkaufstipps. Fotos: Christian Heeb, Diana Pyter, New York Fashion Week Fashion York New Diana Pyter, Christian Heeb, Fotos: New York ist als hippe und einfache Shopping- Destination bekannt. Auch US-amerikanische Designer wie Zac Posen oder Michael Kors (ganz rechts) sind längst keine Geheimtipps mehr. 6/10 AMERICA | 91 MODE & SHOPPING Fotos: Diana Pyter Fotos: Gewusst wo: Rock & Republic am Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles (oben). Alles andere als ein Geheimtipp: Der Rodeo Drive ist die Einkaufsadresse der Schönen und Reichen. Von A wie Abercrombie & Fitch bis Z wie Zales Jewelers: Es gibt nichts, was es in der Horton Plaza Mall in San Diego nicht gibt. Designermode etwa von Ralph Lauren (Bildreihe unten, ganz links) oder Tony Cohen (Bildreihe unten, 2.v.r.) kriegt deutlich billiger, wer sie in den richtigen Läden ersteht. MODE & SHOPPING Keine Frage, die namhaften US- jeweils im Februar und im September East Side – ein Magnet für Denver lockt mit dem „Cherry Creek Designer wie Marc Jacobs, Anna Sui, – im Bryant Park ihre Kreationen für alle Schuhliebhaber. Center“. Auch in Florida können Donna Karan, Vera Wang, Badgley die neue Saison und verwandeln den Wer nach jungen Trend- Modebegeisterte ihrem Hobby ausgie- Mischka, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren Big Apple in einen großen Laufsteg.