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Denver Aerotropolis/Airport City Opportunity
Presented by Neil Maxfield Director – Commercial Business Development November 2013
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Hello and Welcome On behalf of our beloved Mayor Michael B. Hancock We’ve had a chance to learn about IUSA and are impressed with the corporate culture and the development and diversity of the businesses that make up IUSA We have a plan, which I’ll introduce, to provide businesses like yours with a platform for growth Introductions
Denver International Airport
$26 billion annual economic impact and room to grow
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DIA is State’s largest economic engine Second largest airport in world: 53 sq. miles; 34,000 acres 6 non-intersecting runways; can expand to 12 5th busiest passenger airport in North America; 11th in the world We have another wonderful physical attribute – our location. Two hours to Los Angeles and Seattle, and less than 4 to Mexico City and New York. 12 hours gets you to Tokyo, Frankfort, Sao Paolo We are geographically advantaged to be a major global hub
Regional Development Concept
Airport City Denver
Corridor of Opportunity
Aerotropolis
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Aerotropolis is a planned extension of the airport Corridor of Opportunity is along the rail line connecting the airport to Denver’s downtown Airport City Denver is development on airport land not needed for aeronautical purposes
Denver’s Aerotropolis is a planned extension of the airport Visionary Land Intensive
Airport City Denver will guide sustainable development on airport land not needed for aeronautical purposes
Airport City Denver
9000 acres / 3600 hectares available for development
Sustainable development on airport land not needed for aeronautical purposes
Just over 9,000 acres of developable land
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DIA’s Aeronautical Master Plan identified lands needed for future aeronautical growth DIA moved forward with a plan to maximize its return on the non-aeronautical lands
Development Compatibility
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In addition to generating revenue for the numerous regional jurisdictions and non-airline revenue for DIA, well developed plans lead to highly compatible land uses. Allows DIA to efficiently reach it’s full developable potential when needed Commerce City – DIA Technology Park history
Airport City Denver
Targeted Economic Clusters
Renewable Energy
Industrial Agriculture and Perishable Foods
Logistics
Bioscience
Aviation and Aerospace
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Compatible with Metro Denver EDC economic cluster focus Targeted clusters have a strong desire to be located immediately adjacent to an Airport. As some clusters mature (bioscience, agriculture) there need may become stronger Districting an effective marketing method for such a large offering.
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Airport City Center will be the Hub for connecting business at Airport City Denver. Landmark office and hotel development sites will accommodate a range of prestige office tenants and hotel operators leveraging the Airport City Denver address. Airport City Center will be the convergence point between the vibrant business community and the Airport’s ongoing development initiatives, creating global opportunities for regional, national and international businesses.
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Airport City Gateway Airport City Denver’s Colorado location offers a spectacular natural setting. The Gateway District was strategically planned to preserve large areas of open space, showcasing the region’s distinctive outdoor lifestyle and natural assets. This lifestyle will be complemented by the latest in “Transit- Oriented Development” orienting a mixture of uses around the various Airport Gateway RTD Rail Stations. This image shows a TOD planning concept at 40th Ave. and Pena Blvd, which could contain uses such as, Hotel, Office, Retail and Parking. This station location is currently the only funded RTD station on DIA property, with the exception of the Main Jeppensen Terminal location.
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Airport City Gateway Airport City Denver’s Colorado location offers a spectacular natural setting. The Gateway District was strategically planned to preserve large areas of open space, showcasing the region’s distinctive outdoor lifestyle and natural assets. This lifestyle will be complemented by the latest in “Transit- Oriented Development” orienting a mixture of uses around the various Airport Gateway RTD Rail Stations. This image shows a TOD planning concept at 40th Ave. and Pena Blvd, which could contain uses such as, Hotel, Office, Retail and Parking. This station location is currently the only funded RTD station on DIA property, with the exception of the Main Jeppensen Terminal location.
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Airport City Logistics Leveraging exclusive airside access and efficiencies provided by groundside commercial connections to Interstate 70, E-470 and Interstate 76, the Airport City Logistics District will feature a mix of high-value just-in-time logistics companies, facilitating the connection between on-and-off-airport business activity. Additionally, Executive Flight Centers (FBO’s) will complement development plans in the nearby Airport City Center District, while serving the Denver Metro and its growing list of powerful multinational companies.
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The Airport City Aero District offers secure airside access facilitating logistics, cargo, aerospace, aviation and military operations in a highly efficient location. Industries and tenants will capitalize on close proximity to strategic business partnership opportunities, leveraging the integration of products through the airport with downstream industries. Direct ground transportation linkages to Interstate 70 will facilitate regional and national commercial connectivity for various industry clusters. As the regional economy continues to grow and diversify, the Aero District will play a pivotal role for connecting goods between Denver and global markets.
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Building upon Colorado’s agricultural heritage, the Airport City Agro District offers large tracts of land for a multitude of agricultural activities, leveraged by airside connectivity to regional and global markets creating a center for modern industrial agriculture, food processing and storage. Long term planning efforts envision a mix of greenhouses and food distribution centers in conjunction with a commercial mixed-use center to create a powerful economic cluster at Airport City Denver.
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As a powerful center for innovation, the Airport City Denver Tech District will provide strategic locations and partnership opportunities for aerospace, aviation, renewable energy, life sciences and other technology industries. Manifested in alignment with economic development initiatives of the adjacent communities, the Tech District will leverage the benefits of airport proximity and airside access, while fostering innovation through research and development to facilitate global research collaboration. R&D Area for Solar PV installations, Bio-fuel development
Regional Transportation Network
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Strong regional support is essential Needed for transportation and utility infrastructure discussions with affected stakeholders
Airport City begins…
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