Our services include an array of products for both private and public clients. These products can be as general as a broad-based overview of a large geographic market or a site-specific feasibility analysis for a unique, mixed-use, infill development.

The recruitment, development, and placement of experienced staff

An ability to respond to our clients' needs accurately and in a timely manner

A commitment to develop long-lasting relationships with our clients to "get the job done"

Informed understanding of rapid changes in the way real estate products are being developed, financed, marketed, managed, and regulated

A diversified client base

A nationwide perspective with local emphasis


These services include the following:

Market Research and Feasibility Studies

Developer Services

Institution and Business Services

Community Economic Development Services

Community Redevelopment and Planning Services

 

Public Assembly Services

Residential Development Services

Tourism, Attraction and Entertainment Services

Investment Grade Analysis

Litigation and Expert Witness Services

 

Governments at all levels are reevaluating the services they provide as the costs continue to rise. Revenue opportunities, in the context of these demands, must constantly be explored and sometimes redirected. Some communities face the need to revitalize their overall economic potential while others confront the fiscal impacts of existing and future development projects. Whatever their condition, all governments are being challenged to identify funding sources which permit sound economic growth and development to occur.

 

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Economic Development Services

Economic action plans

Economic development organization

Industrial and commercial development projection

Economic base studies

Policy/project performance analysis

Community Revitalization and Urban Development Services

Public/private partnerships

Redevelopment site evaluation and planning

Housing elements and programs

Adaptive re-use and historic preservation

Socioeconomic analysis

Convention center, arena, hotel planning

Implementation strategies

Economic and Financial Services

Economic and fiscal impact analysis

Cost revenue/cost benefit analysis

Valuation

Alternative revenue services

Sources of funding

Cost estimates

Tax increment and revenue bond financing

Planning Services

Preparation of developer request for proposals

Disposition strategies for surplus public facilities

Rate and direction of growth determination

Developer evaluations, selection and negotiation

Program and facility planning, sizing and pricing

Incentive Policy Development

Community Facility Services

Site location and evaluation

Needs assessment and use projections

Market support and feasibility analysis

Program development

Financial analysis

Corporate relocation and/or dislocations

Public/private partnerships

Managing the process of business growth and diversification in an era of rapidly changing economic, financial, operational and political environments is an on-going challenge for businesses and organizations of all sizes and types. As advisors to a widely diversified array of business clients, RERC provides the information necessary to make those key management decisions. These advisory services include:

 

 

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Financial Planning and Management

Analysis of capital structures

Establishment of capital budgeting procedures

Negotiations with lenders, equity investors, government financing agencies

Investment/Asset Planning

Formulation of investment objectives

Acquisition strategy formulation and implementation assistance

Acquisition/divestiture/
exchange strategies

Strategic Planning

Analysis of future growth/expansion opportunities

Establishment of revised operating, management and reporting procedures

Capital budgeting

Short and long-term operational budgeting

Operating efficiency analysis

 

The planning and development of properties for residential use require a special set of skills and knowledge. In Florida’s uniquely regulated environment, this experience has extraordinary value to our clients. Other states look to Florida for strategies being implemented to set fees, manage growth, form public/private partnerships, establish sustainable densities, and assure housing affordability.  The questions and challenges facing our clients are neither exclusively public nor private in their orientation and require the services of a firm sensitive to the needs of both the political and real estate communities. RERC has proven itself adept at deploying this experience base in a variety of settings and contexts.

 

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Downtown/Urban Neighborhoods

Housing potential analysis

For rent and for sale market demand

Comparable case studies for other urban areas

Developing incentive policies

Financial projections/pay-back criteria

Housing type, size, mix and pricing recommendations

Affordable and market rate housing strategic plans

Implementing housing fees

Infill Developments

Site location/acquisition

Market analysis

Housing product determination

Cost assessments

Liaison with jurisdiction(s) on permitting

Mixed-use development opportunities

Other

Condominium Analysis

Conversions

Large Tract Developments

Evaluations of master plans

Market research and analysis

Residential product mix and absorption rates

Financial analysis

Management and operations analysis

Liaison with jurisdiction(s) on permitting

Site assessment

Area demographics

Competitive profile



Tourism, Attraction and Entertainment Services

Headquartered in Orlando, RERC is located in one of the world's greatest tourism centers, enabling the firm to build special expertise in the leisure and entertainment industries.  Although both Disney and Universal studios have been our clients, we have been engaged by other private companies, as well as non-profit bodies, to test or refine their concepts and to consider smaller or moderate sized attractions. The firm’s work is associated with museums, attractions, special exhibitions, and entertainment or themed venues.

 

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Attractions, Museums, and other gated or ticketed venues

Market analysis

Concept analysis or evaluation

Operational assessments

Recreational and leisure master planning

Competitive profile

Examples of venues or clients

Major theme parks

Smaller attractions

 

Museums, science centers and aquariums

Equestrian facilities

 

Urban entertainment centers

Tourist commission

 

RERC has worked with large and small communities to support their planning of major venues, including single or limited purpose facilities oriented to professional or college sports as well as meetings, exhibitions, conferences, and special community activities. With concerns about costs and competition for resources this work typically addresses not only feasibility but capitalization analysis and economic impact analysis of events or teams tied to these facilities.

 

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Convention centers, assembly facilities, and other venues

Estimates of market demand for new or expanded facilities

Major event economic impact analysis

Sports district master plan development analysis

Funding services analysis for non-profit sports entities

Recommendations for necessary support amenities

Site analysis, including profiling alternate locations

Profile of comparable facilities

Operating revenue and expense projections

Building program recommendations

Economic and fiscal impact estimates

Assistance with preparation of Request for Proposals (RFP) for development or management of the facility

 

Examples of venues
or clients

Convention centers

Arenas

Minor league facilities

Community centers

Multi-purpose halls

Civic centers


 

With demands for public/private partnerships and their capitalization needs requiring greater scrutiny by the public debt markets, RERC has emerged as one of the leaders in the financial industry consistently demonstrating its capacity to grasp key concepts, document speculative revenue streams, maintain independence, and adhere to difficult scheduling demands.  This field has become increasingly complex and sophisticated requiring knowledge and application of assessments, fees, property taxes, income taxes and sales taxes to secure debt instruments. RERC’s ability to function in this area is demonstrated by the many older and emerging facilities which have been able to leverage the public markets with our guidance and counsel.

 

 

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Special debt structures with experience in these areas

Sales tax anticipation revenues

Fees and assessments

Community development districts

Special tax or benefit units

Tax increment

Income and occupational taxes

 

Examples of venues or clients

Museum Plaza (KY)

Orlando Arena and Performing Arts Center (FL)

Sparks Marina (NV)

The Legends (KS)

 

 

 

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