2016 Market Report - Plaza Commercial Realty
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2016 Market Report - Plaza Commercial Realty
Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report for Columbia, Missouri Le s s o n s i n C O M M E RC I A L R E A L E S TAT E LOCATION + TIMING Sale OUTCOME lease OUTCOME RIGHT RIGHT SOLD full RIGHT WRONG HOLD show WR0NG RIGHT cOLD slow WRONG WRONG fOLD no 573-445-1020 www.PlazaCommercialRealty.com ©2016 Plaza Commercial Realty Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report Introduction The Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report is a snapshot of the Columbia, MO commercial real estate market. It is intended to provide objective data to parties involved in real estate transaction and investment decisions. We are confident that our 29-year history of providing sound commercial real estate perspectives in this area will provide our customers and clients with valuable insights, contributing to informed business and investment decisions throughout 2016. Suburban Market Method The suburban market survey encompasses metro Columbia, MO. We included privately owned facilities leased to government agencies, universities, colleges and schools in the surveyed square footage, as well as facilities that these entities own and occupy, when such described facilities are situated off their main campus. Owner-occupied property, as well as investor-owned property, is included in the suburban market surveyed square footage. Actual use of the facility, and not its underlying zoning district, is the basis for each property’s inclusion in the stated category of retail, office, or industrial. In instances where mixed uses occur, we used our best judgment in allocating the appropriate square footage to each category: “actual use” if occupied, and “most likely use” if unoccupied. The suburban market survey does not include: churches, daycare facilities, elementary, middle, and secondary education schools, colleges and universities, and other buildings on those main campuses. Also not included are: convenience stores, car washes, self-storage facilities, hotels and motels or their banquet facilities, government owned and occupied facilities such as city hall or county administrative buildings, hospitals, transitional housing and shelters, park offices and recreational buildings within those public parks, the county fairgrounds, or commercial multifamily housing and its “on-site” management offices. The Central Business District totals are excluded from the overall suburban market totals and are instead the subject of an entirely different methodology and report detailed below. CBD Market Method The Central Business District, (CBD) is defined by the boundaries of Columbia’s Downtown Community Improvement District (DCID). Its surveyed results are detailed separately within this report from those of the suburban market. Unlike the suburban market, the CBD survey includes city hall, county administrative buildings, churches, university and college buildings, and schools, located within the DCID boundaries. We have categorized these broad range uses of facilities as “tax generating” properties (i.e. those that pay property taxes) and “tax exempt” properties (i.e. those that do not pay real estate taxes). Other business use categories are also summarized. Sincerely, Paul Land, SIOR Mike Grellner, SIOR Owner, Plaza Commercial Realty Vice President, Plaza Commercial Realty Individual Membership Society of Industrial and Office Realtors® Individual Membership Society of Industrial and Office Realtors® Building DefinitionS (from Commercial Investment Real Estate Journal) Class A Building has an excellent location and access to attract the highest-quality tenants. Meets or exceeds building code. Building is of superior construction and finish, relative to new or competitive with new buildings, and provides professional on-site management. Rents are competitive with new construction. Class B Building has a good location, management, construction, and tenancy. Construction and physical condition are good and meet building code. May suffer some physical deterioration or functional obsolescence. Rents are below those of Class A buildings and new construction, but may be able to compete at the low end of Class A market. Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report for Columbia, Missouri • ©2016 2 573-445-1020 COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Office Summary January 1, 2015 Total Square Footage Total Vacant Square Footage Columbia Vacancy Rate U.S. Vacancy Rate 5,448,784 354,679 6.51 % 15.60 % Total Square Footage Total Vacant Square Footage Columbia Vacancy Rate U.S. Vacancy Rate 7,410,720 440,526 5.94 % 9.60 % Total Square Footage Total Vacant Square Footage Columbia Vacancy Rate U.S. Vacancy Rate 8,487,505 539,720 6.36 % 8.40 % Rental Range COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Retail Summary January 1, 2015 Rental Range COLUMBIA, MISSOURI Industrial Summary January 1, 2015 Rental Range 3 Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report for Columbia, Missouri • ©2016 Columbia College Rogers 9th Cherry Hitt 8th 6th 5th Peace Park 10th Missouri Theatre Elm MK Providence Locust Locust T Trail Chamber of Commerce/ Convention and Visitors Bureau Stephens College College Flat Branch Park The District Office Walnut Waugh 8th 7th 6th 5th 4th 10th City Hall North Village Arts District Short Orr Walnut East Broadway St James 10th 9th Boone Co Courthouse Ash Hitt Walnut 8th Ash 6th 4th 163 7th 5th Park Ave St Joseph Otto Lyon University of Missouri Boundaries of survey area (DCID) Tax exempt properties Downtown Community Improvement District Commercial Property Highlights (excluding residential) Total Square Footage: 37% is tax-exempt sq ft 63% is tax-generating sq ft 1.78% of total space VACANT 2,940,920 1,085,654 1,855,266 50,949 Use Categories (as a % of total sq ft excluding residential) 9.45% Restaurant/Entertainment 9.49% Government 21.11%Education/Religious 6.73% Financial Services Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report for Columbia, Missouri • ©2016 4 278,000 279,228 621,026 197,787 573-445-1020 Unemployment Rates Boone County vs. Missouri 10% Source: Missouri Economic Research and Information Center 8% 6% 6.5% 0 5.4% 4.7% 4% 2% 9.6% 5.4% 3.3% 3.8% 3.5% 1.8% 2.1% 1995 2000 Missouri Boone County 2005 2010 2015 University of Missouri-Columbia Enrollment History Boone County Assessed Valuation 40,000 Business Licenses Data courtesy of Boone County Assessor’s Office Data courtesy of City of Columbia Billions 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 40000 5 35000 1965 1975 1985 1995 2005 Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report for Columbia, Missouri • ©2016 2015 573-445-1020 Columbia, Missouri Metro Area Rd B rown Rd Station N Brown B rc he N Rte N R oge r s R d N W yat t Ln N Lake of the W oods Rd N B a l l e nger L n Sa Keene St 131 To Fulton 34 miles To St. Louis 125 miles 70 I-70 Dr SE E Rich l and Rd American Legion Park E New Haven Rd A. Perry Phillips Park Discovery Ridge Gans Rd Gans Creek Recreation Area E Bass Ln E Bonne Femme Church Rd 163 To Jefferson City 32 miles To Lake of the Ozarks 74 miles 63 David Allen Rd 2 miles 1 mile 1/2 mile M iss ou ri Ri ve r N Three Creeks Conservation Area Office Buildings n Buyer/Tenant Representation Retail Buildings Industrial Buildings Investments n Market Studies/Review n Opinion of Market Value n Corporate Relocation, Expansion and Exit Strategies n Lease Agreement Review n Sale Contract Review n Build-To-Suit Offerings 573-445-1020 • www.PlazaCommercialRealty.com 2501 Bernadette, Columbia, MO 65203 • Fax: 573-445-2613 • E-mail: [email protected] 6 Plaza Commercial Realty 2016 Market Report for Columbia, Missouri • ©2016 E Bowling Ln E Ve m e r s F o r d R d Business Property Leasing & Sales E C a r t e r S c h o o l Rd S Olivet Rd New Haven Ave PI ERPONT n Seller/Landlord Representation 133 E Turner Farm Rd o Rock Bridge State Park n Exclusive Representation of: CAJF WW Maguire Blvd. Lemone Industrial er l es R d Z N Rangeline Rd tio Sta wn Bro Rd Par is nd Nifong Park y Rd nc ov Pr S Hill Creek R d Saint Ch arles Rd S Rangeline Rd Po Cha r Lake of the Woods G.C. 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W Nifong B Pa Columbia College Rogers St SEE Stephens INSET College Stewart Gr 70 127 E Moun t Hope R d r Rd S Ben Williams Rd s 126 Vandiv er Dr Al Gustin Golf Course Country Club of Missouri chool Rd ay S tadiu Hill Rd (Boone County Fairgrounds) a r ry R d at W Va w t e r S La HH E H el ler Rd Waco Rd E Sm iley Ln Albert Oakland Park oc SR Co Rd n Wo r l e y S t W Broadw r Bl ue Ri dge R d 70 C o l l e ge Chapel Twin Lakes Recreation Area N C r easy S p rings Rd Rd B la c k f o o t Ind ustr ial Sunflower Rd Grant Ln Chap el Hill R o l l in s Rd Hulen Lk 763 125 Dr Central Missouri Events Center Boone Industrial d Columbia Cosmopolitan Recreation Park 740 rail TT MK La Nickell Golf Course Fair view Rd Scott Blvd ville w Trout Louis a de tte E O a k l a n d C h u rc h R d E Stark e Av e Rainforest Pkwy 124 Bonnie View Nature Sanctuary Fairview Park Rainbo O B lvd Bern S i l v e y St N D e nnin gh o ff R d ZZ i d ge R d m Primrose Smith Br iu Barberry I-70 Dr NW 70 UU tad Gibbs UU lespie W Obermi l le rR Manor Hitt WW Wilcox Rd NS To Rocheport 12 miles To Boonville 22 miles To Kansas City 126 miles W Gil Tower N e a l Rd B r o w n S c h o o l Rd kR 10th E University of Missouri 121 UU E P r a t h e r s vi l l e R d O Hitt 9th 10th 8th 6th 5th 8th Elm Peace Park He W We hmey e r Rd To Moberly 35 miles To Kirksville 90 miles Locust M I D WAY nd e Rd rson Wagon Trail re asy S NC p ri n g s R d Walnut VV N Locust T Trail W 7th 6th 5th 4th Prov idence Cherry Flat Branch Park MK 40 10th Walnut East Broadway N Locust Grove Church Rd W We s t l a k e R d Ash Short Walnut North Village Arts District Orr l Rd 4th Ash E Oaklan d Chu rch R d N Lidde l l Ln e 7th 5th Ch N Locust Grove Church Rd o ap 9th Park Ave n 8th t 6th WH at B Rd 63 W Mauller Rd E S R olling Hills Rd WOB is N B e ll R d