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Scope of Services and Fee Estimate <br />An Analysis of Residential Market Potential Page 4 <br />Downtown South Bend <br />City of South Bend, St. Joseph County, Indiana <br />January 7, 2013 <br />PHASE TWO: MARKET ANALYSIS <br />TASK 2.1— MARKET POTENTIAL: TARGET MARKET ANALYSIS <br />To achieve the study objectives and establish the framework for analysis, Zimmerman /Volk <br />Associates will employ its proprietary target market methodology. In contrast to traditional <br />supply /demand analysis —which is based on supply -side dynamics and baseline demographic <br />projections— target market analysis establishes the optimum market position for new housing <br />based on the housing and lifestyle preferences and financial capabilities of households in the <br />draw areas. <br />Task 2.1.1 —The Competitive Context: Supply -Side Analysis <br />Analysis of the competitive context, including information on relevant newly- created <br />market -rate for -sale developments and relevant existing market -rate rental developments. <br />Zimmerman /Volk Associates will evaluate the residential context in relation to potential <br />residential or mixed -use development within the Downtown, based on available supply - <br />side data and field investigation by Zimmerman /Volk Associates' personnel. <br />Task 2.1.2 —Draw Area Delineation <br />Zimmerman /Volk Associates will identify the appropriate draw areas for housing <br />within the City of South Bend and the Downtown, based on historical settlement <br />patterns, migration trends, and other market dynamics. <br />Task 2.1.3— Determination of Market Potential <br />Zimmerman /Volk Associates will determine the depth and breadth of the potential <br />market for the City of South Bend and the Downtown — including <br />rehabilitation /renovation or adaptive re -use of existing structures as well as new <br />construction — through target market analysis of households in the draw areas, as <br />follows: <br />• Current (2013) household classification by market group within the draw <br />areas. <br />• Qualification and filtering of the draw area households by relevant criteria <br />including, among others, housing and neighborhood preferences and <br />household mobility rates. <br />• Identification of those households within the draw areas with the potential to <br />move within or to the City of South Bend and to the Downtown. <br />The potential market will be correlated by household group (empty- nesters /retirees, <br />traditional and non - traditional families, younger singles /couples); by tenure (rental <br />and ownership); and by housing type (e.g.— multi - family for -rent and for -sale <br />ZIMMERMANNOLK ASSOCIATES, INC. <br />