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Q4 INDUSTRIAL FAIRFIELD: SOLANO & NAPA COUNTIES CALIFORNIA RESEARCH & FORECAST REPORT MARKET INDICATORS Q4-13 Projected Q1-14 Industrial Market Review Wine Industry Growth Inspires Development was one of the strongest years in recent memory for the industrial market in Solano and Napa counties. Vacancy declined 3.7 percentage points for the year to 7.5 percent. The fourth quarter was no exception, as vacancy declined 0.6 percentage points. Net absorption was positive 286,287 square feet in the fourth quarter and 1,752,731 square feet for the year. Average asking rates dipped in the fourth quarter by $0.02 to per square foot per month (psf/mo) Triple Net (NNN). The decline in asking rates amidst positive absorption may seem counterintuitive. The explanation for this anomaly is when higher quality and more expensive spaces are leased, less desirable and less expensive spaces remain available (i.e., flight to quality). Sales activity rebounded in the fourth quarter as there were four sales of 50,000 square feet or greater in the quarter, up from only one in that size range in the third quarter. Two of these sales were user sales and two were investment sales. RENTAL NET ABSORPTION CONSTRUCTION SELECTED MARKET STATISTICS > > INDUSTRIAL INVENTORY: ±46,355,753 square feet As a result of the rapid absorption of space in Solano and Napa counties, the development of new buildings has ramped up. In particular, demand for large warehouses with good clear height (minimum 28 feet) such as the massive two building project Buzz Oates is building on Cordelia Road in Fairfield. Construction on both warehouses is expected to be completed by the end of 2014. Encore Glass has leased the first building, a 318,000 square foot warehouse that is under construction and will be completed in January 2014. Saxco International LLC recently signed the lease for the second building, a 473,000 square foot warehouse that is expected to begin construction in Q2 2014. These two buildings represent > > CURRENT : ±7.5 percent > > AVERAGE ASKING NNN RENT*: psf/mo SOLANO & NAPA COUNTIES ALL CLASSES A sustained recovery: eight consecutive quarters of declining vacancy. 1 * Average Asking NNN rents represent asking rents for all industrial product type and size. This number is used as a tool to track historical market rent trends only. Actual Asking NNN rents vary dramatically depending on numerous variables. Please contact our Brokers for actual asking NNN rents. 1 1 1 1 www.colliers.com/fairfield

RESEARCH & FORECAST REPORT Q4 INDUSTRIAL 2 3 4 7 5 6 6 SUBMARKET MAP KEY 1 Fairfield 2 Napa 3 American Canyon 4 Vallejo 1 505 6 5 Benicia 6 Vacaville 7 Dixon 7 (continued from page 1) nearly 0,000 square feet of build-to-suit construction within months of Buzz Oates acquiring the property. Both Encore Glass and Saxco International LLC supply glass bottles for the wine industry. Saxco International LLC also supplies beer and food bottles. JCM Partners recently listed Gateway Business Park, a 52.4 acre parcel of land that is across the street from Buzz Oates above project on Cordelia Road. BENICIA Benicia extended its streak to six consecutive quarters of vacancy declines in the fourth quarter of. The vacancy rate declined by 0.8 percentage points to 9.2 percent. Santa Clara Warehouses was once again the leading contributor for this decline as they leased the 122,000 square foot warehouse at 539 Stone Road in the Benicia Industrial Park. FAIRFIELD Fairfield retained its position as the city with the lowest vacancy rate in Solano County. The vacancy rate for the fourth quarter declined to 4.5 percent from 5.1 percent. The largest transaction in the quarter was DBI Beverage s purchase of the 59,843 square foot warehouse at 2449 South Watney for $5,248,500, or $87.70 per square foot, in an owneruser transaction. VACAVILLE In a relatively quiet quarter, Vacaville s vacancy rate declined slightly in the fourth quarter by 0.3 percentage points to 9.5 percent. NAPA Continued strength in the wine industry led to another decline in Napa s vacancy rate, by 2.2 percentage points to 3.1 percent in the fourth quarter. The biggest transaction in the quarter in any of the cities covered in this report was the purchase of Dey Labs four building 365,000 square foot campus at 2741 Napa Valley Corporate Drive in the Napa Valley Commons business park by the County of Napa. The county is planning to renovate approximately 150,000 square feet of the space into offices for the county s Health and Human Services Agency for occupancy in 2015 and will put the rest of the space on the market for lease. LEASE AND SALES ACTIVITY LEASE ACTIVITY PROPERTY ADDRESS LEASE DATE SIZE TENANT TYPE Building A, Cordelia Road, Fairfield 12/ 473,136 Saxco International, LLC Warehouse/Distribution 5001 Industrial Way, Benicia 10/ 1,000 Saxco International, LLC Warehouse/Distribution 539 Stone Road, Benicia 11/ 122,000 Santa Clara Warehouses, Inc. Warehouse/Distribution 2131 Beechcraft Road, Vacaville 11/ 37,620 Pacific Cycle, Inc. Warehouse/Distribution 537 Stone Road, Benicia 11/ 30,976 Pacific Insulation Co. Warehouse/Distribution SALES ACTIVITY PROPERTY ADDRESS SALE DATE SIZE BUYER TYPE 2741 Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa 12/ 365,000 Napa County Industrial/Warehouse 2545 Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa 10/ 148,309 Lowenberg Associates LP Warehouse/Distribution 2511 Napa Valley Corporate Drive, Napa 10/ 87,751 Lowenberg Associates LP Industrial Flex 2449 South Watney Way, Fairfield 10/ 59,843 DBI Beverage, Inc. Warehouse/Distribution 1085 Horizon Drive, Fairfield, CA 12/ 17,8 Owen Equipment Sales, Inc. Light Industrial P. 2 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL - FAIRFIELD

RESEARCH & FORECAST REPORT Q4 INDUSTRIAL The two largest investment sales in this report also took place on Napa Valley Corporate Drive in the Napa Valley Commons business park. Lowenberg Associates was the buyer in both cases. They purchased both the two wine warehouses totaling 148,309 square feet at 2545 Napa Valley Corporate Drive and the 87,751 square foot Industrial Flex building at 2511 Napa Valley Corporate Drive. AMERICAN CANYON American Canyon s vacancy rate blipped upwards from 0.2 to 0.6 percent in the fourth quarter, which remains the lowest vacancy in the cities covered in this report. American Canyon is literally full with respect to warehouse space; the only current availabilities on the market are a handful of small light industrial spaces. SUMMARY The growth in the wine industry has inspired the recent resurgence of the development of new construction, which had been largely non-existent in the past five years. Napa County s current industrial vacancy rate of a miniscule 1.8 percent clearly demonstrates the need for additional space. Solano County also benefits from both the wine industry s strength and the greater economy s recovery in general. Now that the long anticipated recovery is underway, Solano County is well positioned to take advantage of its location as a regional transportation hub with a pro-business climate that features a significant amount of clean, deliverable land. SOLANO & NAPA COUNTIES WAREHOUSE/DISTRIBUTION 2741 NAPA VALLEY CORPO DRIVE NAPA ±365,000 1 1 1 1 1 SOLANO & NAPA COUNTIES INDUSTRIAL SOLANO & NAPA COUNTIES R&D/FLEX 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL - FAIRFIELD P. 3

RESEARCH & FORECAST REPORT Q4 INDUSTRIAL MARKET COMPARISONS INDUSTRIAL MARKET SUB-TYPE BLDGS TOTAL INVENTORY DIRECT DIRECT SUBLEASE SUBLEASE TOTAL CURRENT QUARTER PRIOR QUARTER NET ABSORPTION CURRENT QTR NET ABSORPTION YTD COMPLETED CURRENT QTR UNDER CONSTRUCTION AVG ASKING NNN AMERICAN CANYON Industrial 32 732,601 39,347 5. - 0. 39,347 5. 1.3% (29,650) (21,2) - - R&D Flex - - - - - - - - - - - - Warehouse 26 5,628,225-0. - 0. - 0. 0. - 1,562 - - TOTAL 58 6,360,826 39,347 0. - 0. 39,347 0. 0. (29,650) 159,282 - - BENICIA Industrial 136 3,773,412 311,127 8. - 0. 311,127 8. 12. 155,700 200,279 - - $0.67 R&D Flex 8 281,509 27,514 9. - 0. 27,514 9. 1. (23,514) 5,2 - - $0.59 Warehouse 36 4,422,676 438,282 9.9% - 0. 438,282 9.9% 8.5% (63,758) 322,9 - - $0.42 Total 1 8,477,597 776,923 9. - 0. 776,923 9. 10. 68,428 529,061 - - $0.53 DIXON Industrial 31 835,017 14,964 1. - 0. 14,964 1. 1. (270) (5,624) - - R&D Flex - - - - - - - - - - - - Warehouse 6 1,361,988 386,294 28. - 0. 386,294 28. 28. - - - - Total 37 2,197,005 401,258 18.3% - 0. 401,258 18.3% 18.3% (270) (5,624) - - $0.36 FAIRFIELD Industrial 93 2,922,081 178,098 6.1% 30,3 1. 208,478 7.1% 7.1% (1,354) 28,331 - - $0.72 R&D Flex 13 340,459 22,120 6.5% - 0. 22,120 6.5% 11. 16,023 22,348 - - $0.67 Warehouse 57 8,651,222 300,597 3.5% - 0. 300,597 3.5% 4. 63,119 398,363-318,402 $0.51 Total 163 11,913,762 500,815 4. 30,3 0.3% 531,195 4.5% 5.1% 77,788 449,042-318,402 $0.59 NAPA Industrial 99 2,301,3 86,399 3. - 0. 86,399 3. 6. 70,850 60,811 - - $0.87 R&D Flex 17 574,427 55,836 9.7% - 0. 55,836 9.7% 14. 28,081 27,593 - - $0.98 Warehouse 34 3,205,148 46,448 1. - 0. 46,448 1. 2. 35,499 197,571-268,189 $0.66 Total 150 6,0,955 188,683 3.1% - 0. 188,683 3.1% 5.3% 134,430 285,975-268,189 SUISUN CITY Industrial 13 220,463 40,529 18. - 0. 40,529 18. 26.5% 17,855 14,026 - - R&D Flex 1 29,000-0. - 0. - 0. 0. - - - - Warehouse - - - - 0. - - - - - - - Total 14 249,463 40,529 16. - 0. 40,529 16. 23. 17,855 14,026 - - VACAVILLE Industrial 65 1,475,223 145,161 9. - 0. 145,161 9. 12. 38,008 26,070 - - $0.71 R&D Flex 6 151,782 63,810 42. - 0. 63,810 42. 38.9% (4,798) (10,425) - - Warehouse 28 4,748,039 395,139 8.3% - 0. 395,139 8.3% 8.1% (12,000) 210,087 - - $0.39 Total 99 6,375,044 604,110 9.5% - 0. 604,110 9.5% 9. 21,210 225,732 - - $0.47 VALLEJO Industrial 83 3,365,087 652,249 19. - 0. 652,249 19. 19. (7,515) 27,226 - - $0.44 R&D Flex 4 49,641-0. - 0. - 0. 0. - - - - Warehouse 15 1,286,373 247,032 19. - 0. 247,032 19. 19.5% 4,011 68,011 - - $0.30 Total 102 4,701,101 899,281 19.1% - 0. 899,281 19.1% 19.1% (3,504) 95,237 - - MARKET TOTAL Industrial 552 15,625,264 1,467,874 9. 30,3 0. 1,498,254 9. 11.1% 243,624 329,839 - - $0.59 R&D Flex 49 1,426,818 169,2 11.9% - 0. 169,2 11.9% 13. 15,792 45,318 - - $0.68 Warehouse 202 29,303,671 1,813,792 6. - 0. 1,813,792 6. 6.3% 26,871 1,377,574-586,591 TOTAL 3 46,355,753 3,450,946 7. 30,3 0.1% 3,481,326 7.5% 8.1% 286,287 1,752,731-586,591 QUARTERLY COMPARISON AND TOTALS Q4-13 3 46,355,753 3,450,946 7. 30,3 0.1% 3,481,326 7.5% 8.1% 286,287 1,752,731 586,591 Q3-13 3 46,355,753 3,767,613 8.1% - 0. 3,767,613 8.1% 9.5% 633,679 1,466,444 586,591 $0.52 Q2-13 3 46,355,753 4,401,292 9.5% - 0. 4,401,292 9.5% 11. 7,644 832,765 318,402 $0.54 Q1-13 2 46,355,753 5,098,608 11. 83,328 0. 5,181,936 11. 11. 52,121 52,121 48,133 - Q4-12 2 46,307,620 5,085,488 11. 100,436 0. 5,185,924 11. 12. 379,8 1,404,106-48,133 COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL - FAIRFIELD P. 4

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