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Value Capture and Value Creation - how to make VC work By Peter Newman Professor of Sustainability CUSP, Cur8n University Perth

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Value Capture and Value Creation

- how to make VC work By

PeterNewmanProfessorofSustainabilityCUSP,Cur8nUniversity

Perth

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• WhyVCishappening?• Howmuchisithappening?• Howtomakeithappen?

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Why is VC happening?

•  Therearestrongpersonalandpubliceconomicreasons.• BuildingurbanrailwithTOD’smustinevitablyincreaselandvalueasthereisaglobalandlocalmarketforit.

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New era emerging…

Thethirdinatrilogy….Ajourneyfromthe1970’stonow.

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21st century…THE USA IS DRIVING LESS

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Australian city car use peaked the same year…and keeps going down.

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VKTperVehiclefelloffacliff….despitesubstan8aleconomicgrowth(40%higherthanUSinpasttwodecades).

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Perhaps car use and economic growth are decoupling?

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The causes of peak car …the economics of cities is changing towards ‘reurbanization and reorienting transport priorities.’

1.  Peakdensitydecline…ci8esarecomingbackinforeconomicreasons.

2.  Travel8mebenefitsnowmovingfromcarstorail….ci8esarehiXngtheMarcheXwall.

3.  Culturalchange….especiallywiththeMillenials4.  Urbanspaceefficienciesintheknowledge

economy….peopleneedface-to-facea]erall.

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35.4%

30.2%28.3% 29.2% 29.4%

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1960% 1970% 1980% 1990% 1995% 2005%

Urban

%Den

sity%(p

ersons%per%ha)%

Urban%Density%Trend%in%23%Ci@es%in%the%USA,%Australia,%Canada%and%Europe,%1960G2005%

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Australianci8escomingbackin….

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Density shapes the city’s car use…exponentially

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You can save time…

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Urban rail is now faster than traffic

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Global growth now in rail …

•  82Chineseci8esbuildingmetrosandhighspeedrailbetweenci8esShanghai8mpassengers/day

•  51Indianci8esbuildingmetrosAnycityover1m.• Middleeastci8esbuildingrailforfirst8me

Public Transport

Private Vehicles

Bicycles

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Americagoesforrail….espLRTnotbuses

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UScapitalcostoftransit

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USOpera8ngcostoftransit

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Measure M in Los Angeles passed in November 2016 to build $140 billion of transit

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OUTER AREAS DESPERATE FOR RAIL…Sydney

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2.3–7.67.6–10.110.1–12.612.6–15.015.0–18.418.4–24.524.5–39.0

AnnualVehicleKmperHousehold,2004

Outersuburbsresidents,par8cularly

thoseawayfromraillines,drivemuchmorethaninnersuburbsresidents.

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Year Route Km

1982 42km

1983 63km

1993 92km

2004 96km

2005 100km

2006 172km

Total 172km

54 kms within freeway median

5elec&onsextendedtherail…

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Na&onalandglobalmodel…$17-22millperkm.Carrying8lanesoftraffic.

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TOD’s-Re-urbaniza8on…EastPerth.

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New urbanzation too – Joondalup 33 kms out…

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Cockburn Central - Middle suburb TOD

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Knowledge-citylightrail…

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Greater Curtin wants to create a city in the suburbs using rail to create the spatial efficiency…

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Reducing car dependence saves space ONE LANE - people per hr: Freeway 2,500 Busway 5000 LRT 10-20,000 Train 50,000

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Theory of urban fabrics – three cities exist in all cities based on travel times.

Walking–2-4km,100/haTransit–5-50km,35-100/haAutomobile–10-80km,10-35/ha

TOD’sarerecrea8ngwalkingandtransitcityfabric

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Walking and transit urban fabric have the highest efficiency at creating face-to-face interactions…

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Thetop6mostwalkableci8esintheUShave38%higherGDP.

70%ofknowledgeeconomyworkersinBostonliveinwalkableareas.

Ed Glaiser and Richard Florida were

right…

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TysonsCorner–fourTODsreplacinganEdgeCitycar-baseddevelopment

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Originalconcept…

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Decoupling mostly in the cities with rail investment, eg Washington DC and Portland

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How much is VC happening?

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PerthSouthernRail…130kphspeed,Carrying8lanesoftraffic.

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The land value near rail stations on the Southern Rail increased by 42% in 5 years….thus beginning to create transit city fabric…. CUSP modeling shows that 60-80% of the funding could have been found from value capture. Opens the door to more private sector involvement

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Sydney similar results… • Proper8eswithin400mofasta8onare4.5%higherinvalue.• Proper8eswithin100mfromMainRoadslose7.6%invalue.

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Bangalore even more dramatic….

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2012-2016

ThewholecityincreasedinvalueduetothenewMetro

Notjustshi]ingvalue

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VC is happening…. So why is VC not being

embraced? Perhapswehaven’tworkedouthowtodoit?

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How to make VC happen? Getrailoffwelfarenowthereisamarketforit….

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1. Accessibility – must save time 2. Agglomeration – dense enough,

10,000 people and jobs 3. Amenity – TOD/POD/GOD – walkable and sustainable

ElementsofValueCrea8on

AllarecreatedthroughPARTNERSHIPS

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The attractions of dense urbanism in walkable TOD’s….

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Economicandsocialajrac8onsofwalkableurbandesign...

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NewYorkCitytransforma8on

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Creating amenity - WGV – multiple sustainability benefits – from NIMBY to PIMBY

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Solar electric transport in all modes…Sydney’s new light rail – no catenary

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Prime Minister

Uselandvalue.…

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Pearl District LRT paid for entirely through land development….

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From TFL to LFT….

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How?

• Don’tdefinetheroutejustacorridor.• Callforexpressionsofinterestfromconsor8athatcanbuild,own,operateandfinancetherailprojectthroughlanddevelopment.DBFM

• Governmentneedtomanagetheprocurementtoenabletransitsystemintegra8onandlandassembly.

•  ThisistheJapanesesystem.

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Stirling to Curtin Indicative Urban Rail Route Linking Perth and Peel @ 3.5 Million Activity Centres

S8rlingStrategicMetropolitanCentre

PerthCapitalCity

Bentley-Cur8nSpecialisedCentre

LINKING DESIGNATED ACTIVITY CENTRES

EastVictoriaParkSecondaryCentre

GlendaloughDistrictCentre

MountHawthornDistrictCentre

Activity Centre

Corridor

Pilot Urban Rail Route

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BentleyTechnologyPrecinct

RiversideProject

S8rlingCityCentre

RiversideProject

CausewayPrecinctRedevelopment

CausewayInterchangeRedevelopment

TownCentreRedevelopment

BentleyTechnologyPrecinct

Cur8nCityMasterplan

AlbanyHighwayRedevelopment

ElizabethQuay

PerthCityLink

PerthCommijedandPlannedDevelopment

CharlesStreetRedevelopment(newproject)

ScarboroughBeachRoadUrbanDesignFramework

HerdsmanGlendaloughRedevelopment

Stirling to Curtin: Key Development Areas

S8rlingCityCentreRedevelopment

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Results…

• Unlockslazylandassets•  Integrateslanduseandtransitasbothdependonfinance• Changesthepoli8csofredevelopmentascommuni8esgettheirrail•  Enablesprivatesectorexper8seinlanddevelopmenttodrivecityformandtransit–asithasmostlybeenthroughhistory.

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WEST PALM BEACH (1 hour)

FORT LAUDERDALE (30 minutes)

DOWNTOWN MIAMI

ü  First private

passenger rail

service

ü  Designed to

serve tourists,

business

travelers and

Florida

residents

ü  Stations in key,

downtown

areas

ORLANDO (3 hours)

A NEW TRAVEL ALTERNATIVE FOR SOUTH FLORIDA

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MIAMICENTRAL

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+ INTEGRATION OF COMMUTER RAIL

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FORT LAUDERDALE STATION

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NeedsmorePODandGOD….

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Every city wants to create the Polycentric City with TOD’s and urban rail…..