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potentially absorb an estimated 23,200 square feet <br />ace at current demand levels, This includes nearly 12,700 square feet in <br />retail vacancy levels, the two -mile radius could p > <br />of assorted retail space Accessories, 7,200 square feet in Health and Personal Care Stores, and <br />Clothing and Clothing Stores. <br />3,300 square feet in Electronics and Appliance 000 square feet of retail radius. More <br />Of special note is the estimated demand capacity for an additional 250, <br />p for an <br />space within the five -mile radius, and over 1.8 millions square feet in tluarenfeetlin Clothing and <br />specifically, our figures indicate that in the five -mile radius there is sufficient capacity <br />Places, 35,000 square feet in <br />additional 98,400 square feet in General Merchandise Stores, 52,20 s9 <br />square feet in Foodservice and Drinking lance Stores, and 4,000 <br />Clothing Accessories, 42,000 260 square feet in Electronics and App capacity could <br />I Stores category. This sizable demand cap ro <br />Health and Personal Care Stores, 20, <br />square feet in the Automotive Sapp Y <br />represent significant opportunities for the U.S. 70 corridor to capture retail sales fiom throughout <br />the greater Hillsborough area. <br />o ect team utilized regional population growth projections to <br />Projected Future Retail Demand ion�'th estimates assume that <br />To facilitate long-term planning, the p' J low -g' rowth <br />develop estimates of future retail demand. Shown in Table 13, since <br />rake, defined as <br />population growth will continue at rates similar to thoepopulatiwnstgce 2000. e Budget and <br />projected 2029 tri- county regional the Office of State Budget <br />estimates assume the prof 2029 within tine <br />Alamance, Dwham, and Orange Counties, using data reported by <br />wes, the estimated increase in retail <br />figures square feet, the <br />Management. Based on these fig 000 and 333,000 <br />two -mile radius is between $66.a� d $rthi� thelhv to le rachr s is between 226, percent vacancy <br />total projected development cap y percent non- retail adjustment and 10 <br />square feet of retail, including a 14 p <br />adjustment. general merchandise stores <br />oriel projected to experience the largest growth include to 000 additional square <br />The retail can $ p ro ected demand, also <br />with between $12 million and $18 veragenstores have the second highest p J uare feet of <br />feet of development. Food and beverage ui ment stores category shows an <br />with beriv,en $12 million and $18 million in retail saeq p9'000 to 42,000 sq <br />potential development. The building materials and garden <br />estimated increase in and of <br />square early of $1 million <br />development more than $14 million in retail sales, an <br />between 23,000 and 34,000 <br />M <br />