2 Architecture and Engineering Occupations 9,470 11,610 2,140 22.6% $81,870 $78,300 $51,690 $96,960 7.3 3 Personal Care and Service Occupations 23,530 28,480 4,950 21.0% $28,010 $23,790 $19,470 $32,280 20.9 4 Healthcare Support Occupations 16,590 20,050 3,460 20.9% $29,410 $27,690 $22,080 $33,070 28.1 5 Computer and Mathematical Occupations 16,820 19,920 3,100 18.4% $75,140 $72,540 $47,500 $88,960 18 6 Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations 35,090 41,360 6,270 17.9% $73,790 $59,300 $37,570 $91,890 21.5 7 Construction and Extraction Occupations 24,720 28,490 3,770 15.3% $50,640 $46,040 $31,050 $60,440 21.4 8 Community and Social Service Occupations 12,730 14,670 1,940 15.2% $48,010 $46,170 $28,940 $57,550 17.2 9 Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations 22,500 25,530 3,030 13.5% $27,650 $24,540 $19,490 $31,730 12.5 10 Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations 9,880 11,150 1,270 12.9% $65,030 $59,170 $35,120 $79,990 10.1 11 Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations 19,460 21,760 2,300 11.8% $47,650 $44,430 $29,050 $56,960 9.6 **Maybe use % instead of word, make column heading “Entry Level” instead of Entry, this page and next?? Level SOC Title Employment Change Annual ($) - 20152 US Growth 2012 2022 Net Mean Median Entry3 12 Transportation and Material Moving Occupations 29,680 32,780 3,100 10.4% $35,390 $33,830 $21,960 $42,100 8.6
The Retail Leakage and Surplus Analysis shows the quantitative aspect of the community's retail opportunities. It is an analysis that helps us to understand the retail opportunities in the community. These are not unconditional opportunities for the area of study but a reflection of retail needs of local residents which are not met (unmet demand). It also lays out the strengths and weaknesses of the retail sector and difference between actual and potential retail sales. Retail leakage means people in the trade area spend more on these products outside where they reside. So there is an unmet demand in the trade area, implying that the community can support additional store space for that type of business. But that is not always the case because some local business may have a monopoly and no other retail store can survive the competition. Sheridan Hollow has the following retail leakages in the industry groups: Automobile dealers Other motor vehicle dealers Auto Parts, Accessories, and Tire Stores Furniture stores Home Furnishings stores Building material and Supplies dealers Lawn and Garden Equipment and Supplies Stores Grocery stores Beer, Wine, and Liquor stores Health and Personal care stores Gasoline Stations Shoe stores Jewelry, Luggage, and Leather Goods Stores Book, Periodical, and Musical stores Other General Merchandise Stores Office supplies, stationary and gift stores Used Merchandise stores Florists
configuration of (31) 1 Bedroom Units; (10) 2 Bedroom Units; (14) 3 Bedroom Units; and (2) 4 Bedroom Units within the 17 newly constructed buildings . Assuming the bedroom are supposed to host one person per bedroom, a total 213 new neighborhood residents will occupy these new buildings. This aggregate number can be broken down as follows: • Habitat for Humanity in the Capital District buildings total of 112 new residents (4 per single family unit and 8 per two family homes) • Housing Visions buildings could add a total of 101 new residents. Key players The following key players are potential partners that could be involved in this neighborhood revitalization project in the long term. We have used our study areas to gather this list. The following key players were identified as potential stakeholders in this project: List of businesses around Sheridan Hollow Name Description Address Phone number 17 Chapel Boutique A luxury condominium in downtown Albany that grants residents access to dining, entertainment parks, places of business and more 17 Chapel Street, Albany, NY 518-869-9302 A and U Magazine A non- profit magazine that collects, archives, publishes and distributes the growing body of art, activism and current events emanating from the AIDS pandemic 25 Monroe street, Albany, NY 518-426-9010
ACS Printing Provides services for digital imaging, traditional printings and screen printings 255 Orange Street, Albany, NY 518-427-0559 Albany Center for Economic Success A non-profit organization that provides assistance to local small businesses to maintain sustainability 255 Orange Street, Albany, NY 12210 518-434-1730 Albany Community Action Partnership A non-profit organization that provides a variety of social services throughout Albany County 333 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, NY 518-463-3175 Albany Hip Hop Sportswear A boutique that sells hip hop sportswear 310 Clinton Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 518-434-7309 Albany Housing Authority A State-authorized authority that provides a variety of rental affordable housing and a homeownership program 200 South Pearl Street, Albany, NY 12202 518-641-7536 Albany Housing Coalition A housing program that provides for homeless veterans 278 Clinton Avenue, Albany, NY 518-465-5251 Arbor Hill Development Corp A not-for-profit organization that promotes neighborhood revitalization by providing home maintenance, home ownership counseling and other technical assistance 241 Clinton Avenue, Albany, NY 12210 518-463-9993 City of Albany Department of Development & Planning A municipal department that assists Albany in economic growth, neighborhood revitalization and urban planning 200 Henry Johnson Blvd #2, Albany, NY 12210 (518) 434-5275 Community Loan Fund A non-profit financial institution that serves the Albany Capital Region with a community development mission 255 Orange Street, Albany, NY 12210 518-436-8586
Community Realty A social purpose real estate brokerage that specialize in first time homebuyer representation in New York's Capital Region 255 Orange Street, Albany, NY 12210 518-434-1840 Downtown BID An organization that focuses on business development, operations & quality of life, and marketing and communications within the Downtown Improvement District in Albany 1, 21 St, Albany, NY 12207 518-465-2134 x 13 Hamptons Inns and suites A worldwide hotel business 25 Chapel Street, Albany, NY 12210 518-432-7000 Historic Albany Foundation A foundation that provides preservation programs in to rehabilitate and preserve Albany's built environment 89 Lexington Avenue, Albany, NY 12206 518-465-0876 Hudson Valley Heating Specialties, Inc. A company that provides installation and replacement of heating and air conditioning systems 255 Orange Street, Albany, NY 12210 518-432-8621 or 518-865-4294 (pager) Independent Security Services Offers executive protection and detective services for public officials, dignitaries, corporations and private families 38 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, NY 518-489-8303 Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless A non-denominational organization that helps local individuals and families by meeting their immediate needs, such as providing emergency shelters, housing programs and youth programs 176 Sheridan Avenue, Albany, NY 12210 518-434-8021