2015 Business Connect Booklet
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2015 Business Connect Booklet
Woodbury 2015 Location, Location, Location Convenient Woodbury is a flourishing economic hub of the Twin Cities’ east metro area and western Wisconsin. With I-94 providing a direct route to both St. Paul and Minneapolis, Woodbury is conveniently located and has premium sites available for business growth and expansion. Easy access Our location at the crossroads of three interstate highways means convenient logistics, transportation and shipping. In addition, Woodbury is only 20 minutes away from the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, a Delta hub. Room to grow Woodbury continues to be one of the fastest growing communities in the Twin Cities. Over the past three decades the population has tripled, and is expected to reach 80,500 by 2030. Far from Ordinary Minnesota’s 9th largest city Much of Woodbury’s extraordinary success as a community comes from more than three decades of long-range, planned growth. The city’s 68,000 residents continue to rank the quality of life and sense of community in Woodbury as among the highest in the metro area. Highly educated workforce More than half of Woodbury’s residents age 25 and older hold a bachelor’s degree. Woodbury also boasts a 3.1 percent unemployment rate, the lowest in the metro. Combined, these demographics allow your business to draw from a broad and deep workforce and customer base. A health care destination Building from the momentum of Woodbury’s Medical Campus District, the City is proud to be home to more than 190 health care-related businesses, including the nationally recognized Woodwinds Health Campus, a HealthEast hospital. Family friendly In addition to award-winning public and private schools, Woodbury is home to 3,100 acres of parkland and 130 miles of paved biking and walking trails. The indoor Central Park and numerous outdoor recreation areas, including Eagle Valley and Prestwick golf courses and the newly remodeled and expanded Bielenberg Sports Center, enhance the quality of life in Woodbury. Nationally Recognized, Locally Respected “Best Towns for Families” Family Circle, 2014 • • • Woodbury was ranked as one of the 10 best towns for families in the United States. Selected from cities with populations between 10,000 and 150,000. Woodbury was the only city from Minnesota or Wisconsin to make the list. “Best Places to Live” Money Magazine, 2014 • • Woodbury ranked No. 12 on its list of the top 100 U.S. cities with populations between 50,000 and 300,000. Ranked in Top 25 since 2004. “Best Place to Raise Your Kids” Business Week, 2009 • Woodbury was ranked No. 1 in Minnesota. “America’s Top 25 Best Places to Move” Forbes.com, 2009 • • Woodbury ranked No. 1 on this national list. Included cities with a population of 25,000 and up. 2015 Community Survey Conducted by National Research Center, Inc. • Ninety-four percent of residents rated the quality of life in Woodbury as excellent or good. Commercial Vitality Woodbury’s strategic location along I-494, I-694 and I-94, and its commitment to quality development and excellence in performing city services has positioned it for sustained success and contributed to a robust and thriving business climate. Only partially through 2015, the City has already seen the most new commercial development since 2006, as a wide variety of medical, office and retail projects have commenced construction. Reinvestment activity remains strong as well, with 81 permits issued for commercial additions and alterations. The projects boast a cumulative value of $56.7 million year-to-date. The City appreciates and acknowledges these businesses and their continued investment in our community through our annual Business Celebration, the Mayor’s State of the City address, and through our business outreach efforts. 800 700 717 600 500 359 400 300 200 100 232 138 165 118 36 5 26 0 New Commercial Construction Square Feet ('000s) 186 A Health Care Destination • • • • • • • Medical market study conducted in 2007 Medical Campus District anchored by Woodwinds Hospital – Thriving employment center Continued focus on bringing more jobs to community More than one million square feet of existing medical uses in Woodbury More than 190 medical businesses currently in Woodbury Medical construction and reinvestment continues to thrive in 2015: – Woodwinds Hospital remodel brought full oncological services to Woodbury – HealthEast Clinic at Woodwinds being remodeled – New Central Pediatrics clinic under construction off of Woodbury Drive. – Allina Clinic remodel – Several small dental, chiropractic and wellness-related clinics new to the community Additional medical office sites pending – Tamarack Hills medical office building approved by City Council – City Place medical office identified in PUD Employment Trends The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development’s (DEED) Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages reports that in the first quarter of 2015, companies in Woodbury employed 20,707 workers. As with previous years, the industrial sectors with the most employees in Woodbury continue to be education and health services, and trade, transportation and utilities. These two categories comprise 55 percent of jobs in the City. Wash Co. 1st Quarter 2015 Woodbury 1st Quarter 2012 Woodbury 1st Quarter 2013 Woodbury 1st Quarter 2014 Woodbury 1st Quarter 2015 20,223 20,509 20,557 20,707 75,690 Education & Health Services 5,796 5,925 6,062 6,128 18,764 Trade, Transportation & Utilities 5,104 5,057 5,077 5,312 17,150 Leisure & Hospitality 2,902 3,021 3,018 2,894 10,240 Professional & Business Services 1,908 1,996 1,995 1,994 7,263 Financial Activities 1,997 2,045 1,941 1,690 4,062 718 635 663 785 7,625 Total, All Industries Manufacturing Source: MN DEED Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages Shopping and Dining Woodbury has numerous dining and shopping opportunities. With greater than 100 restaurants and more than 4 million square feet of retail shopping, your employees and clients will find everything they need close by. Shopping • • • • • • • • • Cabela’s City Walk City Centre Commerce Hill Tamarack Village Valley Creek Mall Woodbury Lakes Woodbury Village And many more… Dining • • • • • • • • • • Angelo’s Sole Mio Bonfire Carmine’s Craft Beer and Kitchen Crave (opening Fall of 2015) Lakes Tavern and Grill Punch Pizza Tamarack Tap Room Tavern Grill And many more… Housing Growth 2006-2015 Woodbury continues to be a leader in the number of homes built in the metro area. With 347 housing units constructed through September 7, 2015, Woodbury continues to be one of the fastest growing suburbs in the Twin Cities metro area. These numbers reflect the diversity of Woodbury’s housing stock including both single-family and multi-family projects as well as senior housing. Population estimated to be 80,500 by 2030 • 13,000 new residents Average household size • • • 2.79 persons (2000) 2.63 persons (2010) 2.73 persons (2030 - projected) Woodbury Demographics 67,875 people; 25,517 households • • • • 9th most populous city in Minnesota Increase from 2000: 46 percent Median age: 37.2 years Over 65: 5,786 (8.8 percent) Racial / Cultural Identification • • • • • 81.4 percent White 9.1 percent Asian 4.4 percent Black/African American 3.2 percent two or more races 3.6 percent Hispanic Median household income: $96,099 • • Up 26.3 percent from $76,109 in 2000 13-county Metropolitan Statistical Area median household income: $86,600 Population older than 25 with a high school diploma: 97.3 percent • U.S. rate is 86.6 percent. Population older than 25 with a bachelor’s degree: 55.0 percent • • 13-county Metropolitan Statistical Area rate is 39.3 percent. U.S. rate is 29.6 percent. Population older than 25 with a graduate or professional degree: 21.6 percent • • 13-county Metropolitan Statistical Area rate is 13.2 percent. U.S. rate is 11.2 percent. Sources: 2013 American Community Survey US Department of Housing and Urban Development Education Education is one of the fastest growing sectors in Woodbury. The City understands that great education produces a highly skilled workforce and is the foundation of quality economic development. Public Schools South Washington County School District 833 is Woodbury’s largest school district with seven elementary schools, two middle schools and two high schools. Woodbury is also home to the Math and Science Academy, a nationally recognized charter school. The Stillwater Area Public Schools has announced that it intends to build and open an elementary school in northeast Woodbury in 2017. Private Schools In addition to the fine public and charter school options available, Woodbury offers several private or parochial school choices, including New Life Academy and St. Ambrose School. Post Secondary Education Several post-secondary education institutions are located within Woodbury, including Globe University and ITT Technical Institute. Woodbury also is located within close proximity to numerous colleges and universities including: • • • • • • • • • • • Century College Concordia University Hamline University Macalester College Metropolitan State University Rasmussen College St. Catherine’s University St. Paul College University of Minnesota University of St. Thomas University of Wisconsin-River Falls Parks and Recreation Woodbury's parks, trails and open space system is one of the most extensive in the Twin Cities metro area and is an important element of the quality of life for our residents. It offers both passive and active recreational opportunities, while preserving the scenic natural resources that many have come to associate with Woodbury. The lakes, woodlands, open fields, wetlands, and waterways are features that draw people to live and recreate in the City. The park system consists of approximately 3,200 acres of City-owned parks and open space, 130 miles of trails, 63 athletic fields, 40 neighborhood parks, five major open space sites and five large community parks. The park system also includes a playground and amphitheater at the indoor Central Park, the newly remodeled and expanded Bielenberg Sports Center, and a municipal golf course - Eagle Valley. Eagle Valley Golf Course Among the jewels of the Woodbury park system, is Eagle Valley Golf Course, an 18-hole municipal golf course situated on 225 acres, with a combination of challenges unique to each hole. Located south of Valley Creek Road and east of Woodbury Drive, the course opened in July 1998, and features a newly remodeled clubhouse with a pro shop and banquet facility. Eagle Valley offers a quality, first-class golf experience for players of all abilities. Recent course improvements include path extensions on the back nine, 55 new golf carts, and a major water feature on the 10th hole. Our Commitment The City of Woodbury is committed to quality development and has a history of being responsive to the needs of businesses. Woodbury will work closely with you to help your business venture succeed. The result is a smooth, no-surprises relationship between you and the City, and a secure environment for business investment. Woodbury offers a streamlined entitlement process and boasts the region’s only sameday building inspection process to ensure that the project meets your schedule. The Economic Development Commission has implemented several strategic plans for economic development, demonstrating the City’s ongoing commitment to long-term economic viability and sustainable growth. Nationally recognized as a great place to live and raise a family, we also have a thriving business community. From our vibrant retail centers such as Tamarack Village, Woodbury Village and Woodbury Lakes, to our business and industrial parks, Woodbury has an established economy and well-educated workforce. We are excited about the possibility of your business becoming part of our growing and dynamic community and we look forward to working with you on future ventures! Thank You to our Exhibitors Please see the following pages for details about some of the exciting projects underway this year in Woodbury. INTREPID HOLDINGS, LLP 500 Bielenberg Building • • • • • • Spaces available from 2,623 square feet up to 89,623 square feet Large open floor plates Full-service cafeteria 1+ mile wooded walking trails on site Responsive local ownership Future development/build-to-suit sites up to 390,000 square feet Contact Information: Phil Simonet [email protected] (952) 854-8381 direct Fred Hedberg, CCIM, SIOR [email protected] (952) 854-8382 direct (612) 501-3870 mobile (612) 382-8382 mobile 737 Commerce Drive Building - For Sale • • • • • • 22,748 square feet of office-flex consisting of office and warehouse Expandable by 10,000 square feet Built on a 5.39 acre site with an additional 5.6 acres available 257 parking stalls (10 stalls per 1,000 square feet ) One dock-high door; one drive-in door High presence at corner location Contact Information: Phil Simonet [email protected] (952) 854-8381 direct Nancy Powell [email protected] (952) 854-9210 direct (612) 501-3870 mobile (612) 749-7894 mobile Bielenberg Gardens • • • • • Anchored by 79,000 square foot Jerry’s Foods Multi-tenant retail building ready for occupants Valvoline Instant Oil Change and SuperAmerica opening in 2016 Pads available for sale, ground lease or BTS development. Great opportunity for pharmacy, retail, office, restaurant, bank, etc. Contact Information: Jim Larson Senior Director [email protected] (952) 837-8637 Peter Armbrust Senior Associate [email protected] (952) 893-8255 City Place • • • • • High profile mixed-use development Office, Whole Foods, Residence Inn by Marriott, retail, restaurant and outdoor recreation Work and play community Excellent visibility and access Located at the intersection of I-94 and Radio Drive Contact Information: Mike Honsa [email protected] (612) 359-1660 Crossroads Commerce Center • • • Six office, office/showroom buildings complete 500 – 16,000 square feet available NEW 38,000 square-foot building (8,800 square feet remaining) Contact Information: Dave Johnson [email protected] (651) 731-0708 Mike Conners [email protected] (651) 731-0708 Parkwood Place – Office Building • • • • Lobby renovation currently under construction Great visibility from Valley Creek Road Monument signage available Beautiful vaulted glass ceiling in lobby Contact Information: Frank Richie [email protected] (612) 359-1674 office (612) 616-4769 mobile Schilling Place • • • Located immediately west of Bielenberg Gardens and new Jerry’s Foods Great opportunity for retail, medical and multi-family users Significant residential growth forecasted in the immediate future Contact Information: Chris Moe, CCIM [email protected] (952) 476-9400 x114 Woodbury Lakes • • • 390,000 square feet of premier retail space Woodbury Lakes is a lifestyle center featuring a combination of big-box retailers, specialty tenants, restaurants, shops and service uses. The center offers more than 55 national retailers and locally-owned boutiques, all situated within lush landscaping, charming architecture and up-front parking. Contact Information: Jennifer MacKay [email protected] (248) 592-6432 David Darling [email protected] (248) 592-6440 Wellington Management • • • Wellington Management, Inc. manages and leases 15 different properties in Woodbury for both retail and office space. Multiple buildings conveniently located in the heart of the City at Radio Drive and Valley Creek Road. We are also proud to have Woodbury’s only indoor mall, Valley Creek Mall, with exterior improvements now underway. Contact Information: Kathy Bayliss, CPM, CCIM [email protected] (651) 999-5509 Woodbury Plaza • • • One pad site remains for lease or build-to-suit. Site can accommodate up to 9,000 square feet. Premier piece of property in the development located on the hard corner of Woodbury Drive and Commerce Drive. Contact Information: Chris Moe, CCIM [email protected] (952) 476-9400 x114 Woodbury Village & Tamarack Village • • • 1,100 to 30,000 square feet retail for lease Pad site & land opportunities available Both properties undergoing renovation Contact Information: Jesseka Doherty [email protected] (952) 563-6693 office City Contacts Mary Giuliani Stephens Clint Gridley Mayor of Woodbury City Administrator [email protected] [email protected] (651) 714-3576 (651) 714-3521 Dwight Picha Janelle Schmitz Community Development Director Asst. Community Development Director [email protected] [email protected] (651) 714-3530 (651) 714-3534 Eric Searles Karl Batalden Senior Planner Housing & Economic Development Coord. [email protected] [email protected] (651) 714-3532 (651) 414-3438 Woodbury 2015
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