The assessment of Capital Square’s economic impact includes analysis of the firm’s developments in Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Impact calculations cover both the construction and operational phases of the projects. The following report was prepared by FTI Consulting, an independent business consulting firm and global management advisory, upon request from Capital Square.

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This Corporate Responsibility & Sustainability Policy encompasses all elements of Capital Square’s vertically integrated real estate firm, including our investment, development and property management work.

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FTI calculated the economic benefits of the 320 West South Street project using information provided by Capital Square regarding its financial activities, the number of available apartments for rent and the planned square footage available for rent by commercial tenants (e.g., restaurants or retail stores) for 320 West South Street. This information and federal data on the estimated number of employees per square foot of commercial space were used as inputs into IMPLAN – an economic impact model used by academia, consulting firms and government agencies at all levels. IMPLAN works by transforming direct employment or expenditures into their “indirect” effect on supply chains and the “induced” effect of consumer spending (e.g., the wages earned by a construction worker being later spent on groceries).

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FTI calculated the economic benefits of the Livano Knoxville project using Capital Square’s financial data. The information provided was analyzed using the IMPLAN model to evaluate the results. FTI calculated the economic benefits of the 451 West Blount Avenue project using information provided by Capital Square regarding its financial activities, the number of available apartments for rent and the planned square footage available for rent by commercial tenants (e.g., restaurants or retail stores) for 451 West Blount Avenue. This information and federal data on the estimated number of employees per square foot of commercial space were used as inputs into IMPLAN – an economic impact model used by academia, consulting firms and government agencies at all levels. IMPLAN works by transforming direct employment or expenditures into their “indirect” effect on supply chains and the “induced” effect of consumer spending (e.g., the wages earned by a construction worker being later spent on groceries).

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With a commitment to environmental stewardship and the well-being of those around us, we seek to proactively serve as a catalyst for change in the communities where we work, build, live and invest.

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