For Lease. New Retail Development Village at Deer Lake Plaza Rte. 61 Deer Lake, Pa Project Overview. Build to Suit Opportunities

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1 For Lease Build to Suit Opportunities Project Overview Exciting New Development on main North-South Corridor through Schuylkill County connecting I-78 and I-81. Located in the strong growth area of Southern Schuylkill County Demographics Project Overview 2010 Population: 3Miles 5 Miles 10 Miles Total: 8,137 17,863 74,527 Male: 48.1 % 48.5 % 48.5 % Female: 51.9 % 51.5 % 51.5% 2010 Income: Median Income: $53,943 $50,142 $46,858 Per Capita Income: $27,792 $25,291 $23,428 Average Income: $69,588 $61,326 $55,827 Signalized Intersection 107 Single Family Homes Approved adjacent to Plaza 50,000 SF Retail Strip 5 Pad Sites 18,000 SF Office Bldg. Fully Approved Site 7 Miles North of I-78 22,000 ADT Community Retail Center Great Access and Visibility

2 Maps & Locations Aerials As a retail community center the Village at Deer Lake will serve the existing local residences along with over 800 newly approved residential single family and townhouse communities along the Rte. 61 corridor. Fast growing Southern Schuylkill County is home to the Deer Lake Industrial Park and Auburn Industrial Park where FedEx recently opened a 32,000 SF logistics facility. Steady employment and nearly 1,000 existing households within a 3 mile radius maintain steady retail demand in the area. Good value buys for residential real estate has sustained new construction growth in these challenging economic conditions with demand coming from the local employee base and the commuter households with it s easy access to I 78.

3 MARKET IN- FO Area Overview Schuylkill County is located in East Central Pennsylvania and is situated just west of the Pocono Mountains on the northern edge of the Pennsylvania Dutch Country. The area is best known for the vast quantities of hard anthracite coal which fueled America s Industrial Revolution during the 19th and 20th centuries. Thousands of immigrant workers from around the world, attracted by the mines, created a rich and diverse cultural community which still survives today. The County has been busy rebuilding its economic base since the decline of the Anthracite mining industry. Due to the efforts and effective partnerships of a number of community-based organizations, job opportunities have been increasing and the county is on an economic upswing. Industrial development has been spearheaded by the Schuylkill County Economic Development Office which interacts with the Schuylkill Economic Development Corporation (SEDCO), Tamaqua Industrial Development Enterprises and Mahanoy Area Joint Industrial Corporation. SEDCO manages 12 industrial parks located across the county which represent more than $1 billion capital investment in the last eight years. Pottsville is this market largest city and anchors the medical system, professional and governmental offices and is also home to Yuengling, America's oldest brewery. The Pottsville/Schuylkill Technology Incubator serves to retain youth in the area and promotes new business starts. Orwigsburg and the southern sections of the county have seen a surge in residential development and the Schuylkill market has a comparatively low cost of housing. Almost all the new retail development has been tied to the Route 61 corridor with some new hospitality oriented development on I-81. Demographic Info The number of households in the study area in 1990 was 4,093 and changed to 4,370 in 2000, representing a change of 6.8%. The household count in 2007 was 4,497 and the household projection for 2012 is 4,592, a change of 2.1%. The population in the study area in 1990 was 10,337 and in 2000 it was 10,550, roughly a 2.1% change. The population in 2007 was 10,419 and the projection for 2012 is 10,387 representing a change of -0.3%. In 1990, the median age of the total population in the study area was 36.8, and in 2000, it was The median age in 2007 is 41.3 and it is predicted to change in five years to 42.2 years. In 2007, females represented 50.9% of the population with a median age of 42.2 and males represented 49.1% of the population with a median age of 40.5 years. In 2007, the most prominent age group in this geography is Age 35 to 44 years. The age group least represented in this geography is 18 to 24 years. In 2007 the predominant household income category in this study area is $50K - $75K, and the income group that is least represented in this geography is $150K +.

4 BROKER RESUME Bryan Cole Bryan E. Cole Location: Contact Information: Specialties: Reading, Pennsylvania Exeter Ridge Corporate Center 3970 Perkiomen Avenue Suite x fax Office & Medical Leasing and Sales Tenant & Buyer Representation Scope of Experience: Bryan joined NAI Keystone in July of 2004, but before joining NAI, Bryan Cole spent 4 year s active duty in the U.S. Marine Corp, including a 6 month deployment in Afghanistan, a 4 month deployment in Kuwait/Iraq, and a 7 month deployment in Japan. Prior to joining the military Bryan was involved in the construction of commercial and multi-unit properties in the Philadelphia suburbs. Bryan has experience working with a diverse group of individuals in numerous countries throughout the world. During Bryan s time at NAI, he has sold in the excess of $120 Million Dollars worth of Commercial Real Estate, and leased hundreds of thousands of square feet of industrial and office space. Because of this, Bryan earned NAI gold club status his first year in the business which is presented to approximately brokers within the NAI Global network, which is comprised of over 8,000 Brokers. Bryan is currently working on earning both his CCIM designation and SIOR designation. Bryan has been NAI Keystone's Top Performer for 2006, 2007, 2008 and Account Experience: Associated Wholesalers, Inc., Weidenhammer Systems Inc., All-State Insurance, Greater Berks Development Fund, Reading Eagle, Kinsley Construction, Lavipour & Company. Partial Client List: Prologis Fleetwood Fixtures Weidenhammer Systems Inc. Quest Diagnostics Greater Berks Dev Fund Miller Brothers Lavipour & Company Metropolitan Dev. Group Opus East Associated Wholesalers Goodwill Industries United Realty First Industrial Kinsley Construction Velocity Inc. Super Shoe Stores Reading Eagle Advanced H20, llc KFC Corporate Endurance Real Estate Reading Hospital Custom Processing U.S. Franchises All-State Personal Memberships: NAI (New America International) Veterans of Foreign Wars PA Assoc. of Realtors NAI Office Council CoreNet Global National Assoc. of Realtors NAI Retail Council Young Professionals Network Commercial Industrial Council of Berks CIC Board Member (2007) NAIOP Member Berks Chamber of Commerce NAI Gold Club ICSC Member NAI Corporate Services Council CCIM Candidate SIOR Candidate WERC TriState Board or Realtors Council of Supply Chain Management President of Reading Chapter NMCBN Greater Reading Chamber of Commerce Rising Star Nominee NAI Keystone Commercial & Industrial, LLC Top Performer 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009

5 Rte 61 Deer Lake, Pa BROKER RESUME John Buccinno John Buccinno Location: Contact Information: Specialties: Reading, Pennsylvania Exeter Ridge Corporate Center 3970 Perkiomen Avenue Suite x fax Corporate Leasing and Sales Investment analysis Commercial & Industrial Development. Scope of Experience: John started his professional career working with Booz, Allen & Hamilton in the early 1990 s but soon opened his own finance and real estate firm in 1992 which grew to a 45 person operation with 3 locations and $15 million a year gross revenues. He sold his business in 2005 and joined NAI Keystone Commercial & Industrial, LLC in 2006 to build and further develop his consulting and management skills in the field of commercial real estate. John is currently working on his CCIM designation and is a licensed broker in Pennsylvania and Michigan. Education: BA at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Executive MBA from Michigan State University Partial Client List: MBC Development, LLC MJC Properties, Inc Berks Products, Inc BPG Properties, LTD Lightstone Group Park Avenue Funding Directlink Technologies, Inc Lee Miles Transmission Aurora Bank Anderson Group, Inc Regency Development AFLAC 1st HAS, Inc Domain Technology, Inc Stickler Products Corporate Environment Svcs SAPA Jewish Federation of Reading Visit Bank Quest Diagnostic Evans Transportation UGI Goodwill Industries Alvernia University Personal Memberships: NAI (New America International) PAR- Pennsylvania Association of Realtors National Assoc. of Realtors NAI Office Council CoreNet Global Commercial Industrial Council of Berks NAI Retail Council CIC NAIOP Member Berks Chamber of Commerce ICSC- International Council of Shopping Centers NAI Corporate Services Council CCIM Candidate TriState Board of Realtors MI Board of Realtors Berks Economic Partnership (BEP) Greater Reading Young Professionals Certified Commercial Investment Manager NAR- National Association of Realtors Corenet