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4/15/1996
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KMA has researched land sales for auto dealership sites in the Bay Area. A summary of these <br /> land sales can be found in Table 2. Most of the sales analyzed were sales of vacant, unimproved <br /> sites. While there is a range of value per sq.ft. of land area, depending on the location, size, <br /> access and other site factors, the value range is generally $10 to $12 per sq.ft. of land area. Land <br /> sales for which data have been reviewed and are summarized in Table 2 include: <br /> • Fremont Auto Mall, Fremont • <br /> • Dealership sites, Newark and Fremont <br /> • Dealership sites, Concord and Walnut Creek <br /> • Dealership sites, Gilroy <br /> A review of the land values paid indicates that dealers, in general, can support a land value in the <br /> range of $10 to $12 per sq.ft. of land area. Beyond that range; there is little evidence using <br /> comparable land sales that auto dealers can support higher Land values. In essence, the value <br /> range is for cleared sites ready for development with no extraordinary site preparation costs. <br /> In total (both the Private Assemblage and the Agency Assemblage), the Auto Dealer is <br /> planning to assemble a site totaling 4.98 acres (216,800 sq.ft.), for dealership sites. Based on <br /> these land sales, the Auto Dealer could afford to pay the upper end of the range ($12 per square <br /> foot), or $2,600,000 in site assemblage costs for the total site. <br /> The following is a summary of the costs components of the Private Assemblage followed by . <br /> the Reuse Value of the. Agency Assemblage.. This is followed by. a summary of. the actual _. <br /> Agency costs for the Agency. Assemblage and the Agency's financing'plan for the-land. sale.... • <br /> Throughout the•Reuse Value section of this report, please refer to Table 3 for a summary of <br /> specific costs and the total site assemblage costs. <br /> B. Private Assemblage <br /> 1. Purchase of Land <br /> Separately from the Agency Assemblage, the Auto Dealer is privately assembling additional <br /> land along Marina Boulevard, adjacent to the Agency Assemblage ( "Private Assemblage "), <br /> for the purposes of developing three auto dealerships. The Auto Dealer is in escrow to buy <br /> 1302 -1314 Marina Boulevard for a reported price of $2,255,000 by March 31, 1996. In total <br /> the Auto Dealer will incur approximately $2,255,000 in cost, or $14.14 per sq.ft. of land <br /> area for this 3.66 acre private assemblage. The Auto Dealer is funding this private <br /> assemblage without any Agency involvement. This data has been provided to KMA by the <br /> Agency staff. It is to be correct and has not been independently verified. <br /> KEYSER MARSTON ASSOCIATES INC. <br /> 1909610014-003.doc Page 14 <br />
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