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TischlerBise has conducted market and economic feasibility studies for both public and private sector clients throughout the U.S. Recent assignments include:
Bridgewater, New Jersey The Bridgewater Redevelopment Agency (BRA) retained TischlerBise to expedite negotiations with the developer of a regional shopping center along an interstate highway. The firm conducted a market reconnaissance, a financial feasibility study from the developer's perspective, and a fiscal impact analysis from the public sector's perspective. The BRA used this information to successfully complete an agreement with the developer. This successful project was featured in the book, Edge Cities.
Montgomery County, Maryland For Montgomery County and the State of Maryland, TischlerBise evaluated the economic impact of a hotel - conference center. Primary and secondary employment multipliers were evaluated under different development and occupancy assumptions. The firm subsequently evaluated the direct and indirect fiscal impacts.
Newton, Massachusetts In Newton, a suburb of Boston, a major developer proposed a mixed-use project, with the City paying for the structured parking. The City retained TischlerBise to determine the probable market absorption, developer proformas, and financial alternatives. Working with the City, the developer, and a neighborhood coordinating committee, the firm helped to arrange a financial package that included tax increment financing and City participation in office rent increases.
Washington, DC In Washington, D.C., TischlerBise was the economic consultant on a "housing linkage" project. In this case, the developer requested a density bonus in exchange for a $1.4 million contribution to renovate 44 apartment units within one-third mile of the site. The housing renovation was coordinated by a non-profit community-based organization. This project constituted one of the first experiments in housing linkage for the District government.
Toledo, Ohio In Toledo, Ohio, TischlerBise was retained by Promedica, Inc. to evaluate the direct and indirect economic impacts of a proposed health care facility to two Toledo suburbs. In addition, the firm evaluated the potential municipal revenues associated with the project.
Memphis, Tennessee Beale Street, in Memphis, Tennessee, is now a tourist destination. TischlerBise analyzed similar locations around the country and recommended a development program. This included retail, eating and drinking facilities, and specialized entertainment. Developer proformas were also evaluated.
- Bridgewater, New Jersey
The firm's market reconnaissance, financial feasibility study and fiscal impact analysis used for negotiations with developer for completed project featured in the book Edge Cities - Montgomery County, Maryland
Direct and indirect impacts evaluated for proposed conference center - Newton, Massachusetts
TischlerBise helps to arrange a financial package for a mixed-use project - Washington, DC
TischlerBise was economic consultant on one of the first "housing linkage" experiments for the District government - Toledo, Ohio
TischlerBise evaluates the direct and indirect economic impacts of a proposed hospital - Memphis, Tennessee
TischlerBise feasibility work part of Beale Street revitalization program
Bridgewater, New Jersey The Bridgewater Redevelopment Agency (BRA) retained TischlerBise to expedite negotiations with the developer of a regional shopping center along an interstate highway. The firm conducted a market reconnaissance, a financial feasibility study from the developer's perspective, and a fiscal impact analysis from the public sector's perspective. The BRA used this information to successfully complete an agreement with the developer. This successful project was featured in the book, Edge Cities.
Montgomery County, Maryland For Montgomery County and the State of Maryland, TischlerBise evaluated the economic impact of a hotel - conference center. Primary and secondary employment multipliers were evaluated under different development and occupancy assumptions. The firm subsequently evaluated the direct and indirect fiscal impacts.
Newton, Massachusetts In Newton, a suburb of Boston, a major developer proposed a mixed-use project, with the City paying for the structured parking. The City retained TischlerBise to determine the probable market absorption, developer proformas, and financial alternatives. Working with the City, the developer, and a neighborhood coordinating committee, the firm helped to arrange a financial package that included tax increment financing and City participation in office rent increases.
Washington, DC In Washington, D.C., TischlerBise was the economic consultant on a "housing linkage" project. In this case, the developer requested a density bonus in exchange for a $1.4 million contribution to renovate 44 apartment units within one-third mile of the site. The housing renovation was coordinated by a non-profit community-based organization. This project constituted one of the first experiments in housing linkage for the District government.
Toledo, Ohio In Toledo, Ohio, TischlerBise was retained by Promedica, Inc. to evaluate the direct and indirect economic impacts of a proposed health care facility to two Toledo suburbs. In addition, the firm evaluated the potential municipal revenues associated with the project.
Memphis, Tennessee Beale Street, in Memphis, Tennessee, is now a tourist destination. TischlerBise analyzed similar locations around the country and recommended a development program. This included retail, eating and drinking facilities, and specialized entertainment. Developer proformas were also evaluated.
About Our Analysis
TischlerBise conducts market and economic feasibility studies, site evaluations, highest and best use, pro forma and financial analyses, and business plans leading to sound investment/marketing strategies for both public and private sector clients throughout the U.S. We also assist the public sector by providing targeted research, formulating specific economic development strategies, and defining roles aimed at furthering community revitalization.