The State of Downtown Retail: 2011

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Catalytic Development

• Kress/Caplan• Pacific Center

Complete:

• Galleria• Former Saks Fifth Avenue• Pioneer Place• Yeon Building

Future Plans:

• 10th and Yamhill Garage

Key Recruitment Strategies • Existing retailers expanding or relocating in the

Pioneer District

• Retailers at risk of displacement from the Pioneer District

• Fast Fashion

• Indigenous Retail

• Restaurants• Independent indigenous restaurant concepts as well as High

Volume, mid-tier option with an established brand

• Public Market

• Other Supportive Commercial Services• Cosmetics, Home, Electronics, Sports

Pioneer District:– Shreve and Co– Sephora – Nike – Starbucks– Cafe Yumm – Mucca Osteria – Jimmy Johns – Coco Donuts – Ringside Fishhouse – Ruth's Chris Steakhouse– St. Cupcake– Freshii– Joe's Burgers

West End: –Woonwinkel–Isaac Hers–Solestruck–Tanner Goods –Blackbird–Dunderdon–John Fluevog

A/X Armani Exchange

Arden B

Bare EscentualsBenetton

Best Buy

Burberry Capital Grille

CB2

Cheesecake Factory Club Monaco

Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf

Cole Haan

crewcutscWonder

Lucky Brand Jeans

Madewell

MontblancMuji

Oceanaire Seafood

PinkberrySephora

Soma Intimates

SonyStyleSteve Madden

Timberland

Tory BurchUniqlo

Z Gallerie

Zara

Eileen Fisher French Connection

Fresh Cosmetics Geox

Gilly Hicks

Hugo Boss Houston's

Jamba Juice

Janie & JackJC Penney

Jos A Bank

Kenneth ColeKona Grille

Lacoste

Levis

Pioneer Place

Strong leasing activity in 2011

Former Saks space– 2 tenants scheduled to

open Fall 2012

Punch Bowl Social–scheduled to open

Fall 2012

Restaurant/entertainment plans for 3rd level atrium

Implementation of Downtown Retail Strategy: Holiday 2011

Supporting Downtown as a Destination through comprehensive Holiday Campaign

Activate the “Downtowner” in all of us and make downtown

exciting and compelling

Holiday Messaging Approach

“Holidates” with Smart Park

Every Thursday evening in December– Free parking at Smart Park garages

upon entry between 4-6 p.m.– Downtown businesses hosted special

events, restaurants offered special holiday fare

– Pioneer Courthouse Square and PMMI provided atmospheric entertainment to surprise and delight shoppers

Smart Park results for Thursdays in Decembershow a 110 % increase over a normal

Thursday

Holiday Lighting

Designate geography of district and signature streets through decorative enhancements

Annual Marketing Campaign• Feb. & March: Blah-Buster

• June: Dining Month• Summer: Compassion

Coupon• Sept.: Fashion’s Night Out

Looking Forward to 2012

Supporting Downtown as a Destination through improved Streetscape and Branding

Pioneer District Streetscape & Brand

Package of Improvements: SW 3rd to SW 10th

• Visual branding and banner armatures for year round promotions (spring/summer 2012)

• Refreshed paint with a new color on all right-of-way poles (completed)

• New light globes on all painted poles (completed)

• New set of 28 planters, 15 by 6 feet each (spring/summer 2012)

• De-clutter street signage (spring/summer 2012)

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