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EXHIBIT 3 <br />\� Val bridge Public Pay Parking Lot <br />PROPERTY ADVISORS LAND VALUATION <br />apartments. The surrounding area has a lower density of population. The site is approximately 5 <br />feet above grade of the street and requires a sloped driveway for access. At the time of sale, it was <br />improved with a vacant old two-story building that was formerly occupied as a veterinary clinic. The <br />property also has a two-sided billboard. The sale price for this property was $1,550,000 which <br />equates to $48.23 per square foot. Upward adjustments are necessary for larger size of the site, <br />sloped topography, and site condition (demolition cost). Downward adjustments are warranted for <br />superior visibility/exposure on a busier street, superior zoning, and billboard income. An additional <br />downward adjustment has been for the subject's small site size and narrow shape, which limits the <br />potential land uses/development of the site. Overall, this comparable was considered superior to the <br />subject. After adjustments, this sale provides an indication of land value for the subject at $37.12 <br />per square foot. <br />Land Comp No.4 <br />Land comp no. 4 is located west of the subject, at 13551 Harbor Blvd, in the city of Garden Grove. <br />This location is along the south side of the Garden Grove (22) Freeway and has access from Harbor <br />Boulevard. The surrounding area is similar in demographics. The site wraps around the southwest <br />corner of Harbor Boulevard and Trask Avenue. This is a somewhat irregular-shaped site that was <br />improved with an old 1,400 SF building and two billboards. The property was formerly occupied by a <br />fountain and statuary business; however, the buyer intended to develop a self -storage facility. It is in <br />escrow as a clean site with no entitlements. The property is currently in escrow at a price of <br />$4,750,000, which equates to $59.17 per square foot. Escrow is due to close within approximately 9 <br />months upon approval of the planned use. According to the listing broker, there were 9 offers on <br />the property and 4 of these were at the full asking price of $4,500,000. The fact that the escrow price <br />is higher than the asking price is due to a bidding situation. Upward adjustments are necessary for <br />larger size of the site, irregular shape, and site condition (demolition cost). Downward adjustments <br />are warranted for superior visibility/exposure on a busier street, superior zoning, and billboard <br />income from the two billboards onsite. An additional downward adjustment has been for the <br />subject's small site size and narrow shape, which limits the potential land uses/development of the <br />site. Overall, this comparable was considered superior to the subject. After adjustments, the listing <br />provides an indication of land value for the subject at $35.50 per square foot. <br />Land Comp No.5 <br />Land comp no. 5 is a current listing located west of the subject, at 14972 Springdale St, in the city of <br />Huntington Beach. This property is situated at the northeast corner of Springdale Street and Balsa <br />Avenue, a primary signalized intersection in the north portion of the city. This location is <br />approximately 1/z mile to the west of the Westminster Mall and is near the Boeing campus. <br />Demographics in this area are far superior to the subject. Surrounding development consists of <br />mostly mid -age retail and office properties. This is a level site that is adjacent to strip retail buildings <br />to the north and east. The site was formerly used as a service station occupied by Chevron. As such, <br />any soil clean-up costs are the responsibility of Chevron (seller). The property is currently in escrow at <br />a price of $1,610,000, which equates to $71.08 per square foot. According to the seller <br />representative, there were several other offers to purchase at prices ranging from approximately <br />$55.00 to $65.00 PSF. Escrow is due to close in late 2016. The buyer intends to develop a retail <br />property; however, no further details were available. An upward adjustment was needed for the <br />property's larger size. Downward adjustments are warranted for superior demographics, superior <br />access/orientation, superior visibility/exposure on a busier street, and superior zoning. An additional <br />downward adjustment has been for the subject's small site size and narrow shape, which limits the <br />@2016 VALBRIDGE PROPERTY ADVISORS I Penner and Associates, Inc. <br />SA4-70 <br />Page 38 <br />