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Prepared for SANDAG and the City of San Diego by IBI Group January 9, 2013 FACILITIES Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations Expanding the Opportunities for Transit and Retail San Ysidro Intermodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: Comparables

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Page 1: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

Prepared for SANDAG and the City of San Diegoby IBI GroupJanuary 9, 2013

FACILITIES

Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer StationsExpanding the Opportunities for Transit and RetailSan Ysidro Intermodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: Comparables

Page 2: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study

1 Pico / San Vicente Station

Type Joint VentureLocation Los Angeles, CaliforniaSize / Scale 17,000 sq.ft. (Phase I) / 313,000 sq.ft. (Phase II)Users Per Day (passengers & non-passengers) N / APublic Sector Stakeholder Metro / CRA / LAPrivate Investor / Developer CIM InvestmentsTotal Investment $168 millionProject Status Built

500 ft

Phase I

Phase II

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STATION AERIAL VIEW

Page 3: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study: Pico / San Vicente Station

existing developmentnew rimpau bus terminal

rendering

renderingrendering

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Page 4: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study

2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto)

Type Finance-Build-Operate-TransferLocation Mexico City, MexicoSize / Scale 950,000 sq.ft. (Phase I) Users Per Day (passengers & non-passengers) 250,000 (Phase I)Public Sector Stakeholder Government of the State of Mexico / Municipality of EcatepecPrivate Investor / Developer Grupo Carso / Grupo Prodi / HomexTotal Investment $62 millionProject Status Phase I Built / Phase II Planned

500 ft

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STATION AERIAL VIEW

Page 5: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study: Cuidad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto)plans

renderingrendering

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Page 6: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study

3 Mockingbird Station

Type Parallel VentureLocation Dallas, TexasSize / Scale 600,000 sq.ft.Users Per Day (passengers & non-passengers) 46,000Public Sector Stakeholder DART (coordination only)Private Investor / Developer Hughes DevelopmentTotal Investment $105 million (only private development)Project Status Built

500 ft

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STATION AERIAL VIEW

Page 7: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study: Mockingbird Station

existing developmentrendering

pedestrian access

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Page 8: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study

4 Central World

Type Parallel VentureLocation Bangkok, ThailandSize / Scale 7.5 million sq.ft.Users Per Day (passengers & non-passengers) 150,000Public Sector Stakeholder Bangkok Mass Transit SystemPrivate Investor / Developer Central Pattana (CPN)Total Investment $870 millionProject Status Built

500 ft

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STATION AERIAL VIEW

Page 9: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study: Central World

footbridge at night

pedestrian bridge

aerial of site

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Page 10: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study

5 St. Pancras Station

Type Finance-Build-Operate-TransferLocation London, United KingdomSize / Scale Approx. 1.9 million sq.ft.Users Per Day (passengers & non-passengers) 150,000Public Sector Stakeholder British GovernmentPrivate Investor / Developer London & Continental RailwaysTotal Investment $1.3 billionProject Status Built

500 ft

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STATION AERIAL VIEW

Page 11: Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations2 Ciudad Azteca Multimodal Transfer Station (Mexipuerto) Type Finance-Build-Operate-Transfer. Location Mexico City, Mexico

San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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Case Study: St. Pancras Station

eurostar at st. pancras plan

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San Ysidro Internodal Transportation Center and Off-Street Parking – Task 4.0: ComparablesJanuary 9, 2013

IBI GroupSANDAG and the City of San Diego Public-Private Partnerships for Intermodal Transfer Stations

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The driver for the ITC design will (primarily) be transit users.

The ITC will likely need to be a joint venture or a (finance)-build-operate-transfer PPP.

The ITC will likely need a substantial commercial revenue-generating component.

The ITC will likely require substantial parking.

Public support such as subsidies may be needed.

Lessons Learned for the San Ysidro ITC