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Minneapolis, MN 4th Quarter 2014 OFFICE Market Trends COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INFORMATION

Table of Contents/Methodology of Tracked Set Table of Contents/Methodology of Tracked Set 2 Minneapolis Office Market Maps 3 Q4 2014 Overview 4 Overview by Submarket / Property Type 5 Lease Rates 6 Largest Absorption Changes 7 Vacancy & Absorption 8 Xceligent Advisory Board and Contacts 9 The Minneapolis tracked set consists of an inventory of buildings considered to be competitive within the brokerage community. All buildings within the competitive tracked set have been reviewed and verified by Inventory The total square feet of all existing multi-tenant buildings greater than 20,000 SF, located in Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott and Washington Counties. Medical and Government properties are excluded. Class A Most prestigious buildings competing for premier office users with rents above the market average. Buildings have high quality standard finishes, state of the art systems, exceptional accessibility and a definite market presence. Class B Buildings competing for a wide range of office users with average market rents. Building finishes are fair to good for the area and systems are adequate, but the property does not compete with Class A product. Class C Buildings competing for office users requiring functional office space at rents below the market average for the area. Total Available SF Total Vacant SF All of the available leasable space within a building, whether it is occupied or vacant, for direct lease or sublease space. Space can be available but not vacant, for example, if the landlord, or his agent, is marketing space that will be coming available at a future date because a tenant is planning to move. The total of all the vacant square footage within a building based on fiscal vacancy. Sublease Space Space that is offered for lease by a current tenant, or his agent, within a property. Net Absorption Weighted Average Direct Lease Rate The net change in occupancy from quarter to quarter, expressed in square feet. The weighted average of all direct asking lease rates expressed as a full service/gross rental rate and weighted on total direct available square feet. Non-full service rates (such as NNN) have been grossed up to reflect a full service/gross rate.

Minneapolis Office Markets

Q4 2014 Overview Class A office space in the Twin Cities continues to enjoy the lowest vacancy rates. In Q4, Class A was 12.1% vacant, compared with 15.2% for the market as a whole. The market absorbed 389,014 square feet of office space this quarter, the bulk of which (285,429 square feet) was Class B space. Southwest office locations continue to lead in attracting tenants with 115,474 square feet of quarterly absorption. The West market is the tightest in the metro, with only 8.7% of its space vacant. Q4 2014 Market Overview by Building Class Inventory (SF) Total Available (SF) Total Vacant (SF) Total Vacancy Rate (%) Qtrly Net Absorption (SF) A 30,110,364 4,916,035 3,640,051 12.1% 104,133 B 41,244,501 8,948,078 7,171,666 17.4% 285,429 C 4,757,080 812,981 754,874 15.9% -548 Grand Total 76,111,945 14,677,094 11,566,591 15.2% 389,014 Q4 2014 Market Overview by Sub Market Inventory (SF) Total Available (SF) Total Vacant (SF) Total Vacancy Rate (%) Qtrly Net Absorption Minneapolis CBD 26,750,433 4,645,054 3,530,157 13.2% 30,440 Southwest 15,799,811 3,376,247 2,449,255 15.5% 115,474 Saint Paul CBD 7,739,384 1,585,479 1,445,551 18.7% 34,192 West 7,651,795 1,132,571 662,851 8.7% 80,629 Northeast 7,556,602 1,446,771 1,462,648 19.4% 37,888 Southeast 6,992,873 1,617,115 1,315,974 18.8% 64,599 Northwest 3,621,047 873,857 700,155 19.3% 25,792 Grand Total 76,111,945 14,677,094 11,566,591 15.2% 389,014

Overview by Submarket / Property Type Inventory (SF) Total Available (SF) Total Vacant (SF) Total Vacancy Rate (%) Qtrly Net Absorption (SF) Average FSG Asking Rate West 7,651,795 1,132,571 662,851 8.7% 80,629 $ 24.05 A 3,676,011 374,685 262,809 7.1% 48,886 $ 31.29 B 3,751,803 693,511 369,966 9.9% 35,495 $ 21.47 C 223,981 64,375 30,076 13.4% -3,752 $ 16.07 Southeast 6,992,873 1,617,115 1,315,974 18.8% 64,599 $ 20.29 A 960,722 91,442 97,057 10.1% 2,566 $ 25.96 B 4,859,687 1,287,869 983,007 20.2% 67,705 $ 20.88 C 1,172,464 237,804 235,910 20.1% -5,672 $ 17.09 Southwest 15,799,811 3,376,247 2,449,255 15.5% 115,474 $ 22.15 A 6,061,786 1,186,636 814,069 13.4% 37,150 $ 28.44 B 9,155,921 2,075,155 1,524,676 16.7% 87,143 $ 21.04 C 582,104 114,456 110,510 19.0% -8,819 $ 16.53 Minneapolis CBD 26,750,433 4,645,054 3,530,157 13.2% 30,440 $ 22.63 A 15,436,919 2,573,909 1,789,440 11.6% -6,874 $ 29.19 B 9,912,762 1,850,891 1,529,725 15.4% 36,834 $ 21.05 C 1,400,752 220,254 210,992 15.1% 480 $ 17.35 Northwest 3,621,047 873,857 700,155 19.3% 25,792 $ 20.09 A 350,631 94,424 34,241 9.8% 0 $ 27.01 B 2,839,319 737,246 624,285 22.0% 13,371 $ 20.72 C 431,097 42,187 41,629 9.7% 12,421 $ 16.22 Northeast 7,556,602 1,446,771 1,462,648 19.4% 37,888 $ 19.19 A 1,065,604 218,425 318,425 29.9% 583 $ 26.62 B 6,209,657 1,164,570 1,086,654 17.5% 38,331 $ 19.15 C 281,341 63,776 57,569 20.5% -1,026 $ 14.85 Saint Paul CBD 7,739,384 1,585,479 1,445,551 18.7% 34,192 $ 18.37 A 2,558,691 376,514 324,010 12.7% 21,822 $ 26.09 B 4,515,352 1,138,836 1,053,353 23.3% 6,550 $ 17.66 C 665,341 70,129 68,188 10.2% 5,820 $ 11.22 Grand Total 76,111,945 14,677,094 11,566,591 15.2% 389,014 $ 21.15

Lease Rates $40.00 $35.00 $36.01 AVERAGE GROSS RATE $30.00 $25.00 $20.00 $28.67 $20.57 $28.51 $20.45 $22.07 $15.00 $16.15 $10.00 $5.00 $10.00 $8.00 $- A B C % OF PROPERTIES QUOTE TYPE Net 80% Gross 20% Gross Net

Largest Absorption Changes Property Name Fifth Street Towers 150 S 5th St Norman Point I 5601 Green Valley Dr Grand Oak Office IV 950 Blue Gentian Rd Normandale 8300 Tower 8300 Norman Center Dr International Centre 920 2nd Ave Lawson Commons 380 St Peter St 4510 Building 4510 W 77th St IDS Center 80 S 8th St Norman Point II 5600 American Blvd Fifth Street Towers 100 S 5th St SF Occupied or Building Company Name Market Vacated Class 31,384 Martin Williams Mpls CBD A 30,895 MAC Foundation Southwest A 22,512 American Cancer Society Southeast B 20,363 Tata Consultancy Services Southwest A 18,244 Lommen Abdo Mpls CBD B 17,611 Bremer Bank Saint Paul CBD A (10,563) Benchmark Learning Southwest C (24,374) Norton Rose Mpls CBD A (38,282) GSA Southwest A (39,866) Augsburg Fortruss Mpls CBD A

Vacancy & Absorption VACANCY RATE BY TYPE ABSORPTION BY TYPE 20.0% 300,000 18.0% 16.0% 250,000 14.0% 12.0% 10.0% 200,000 150,000 8.0% 6.0% 100,000 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% A B C 50,000 0-50,000 A B C VACANCY RATE BY MARKET ABSORPTION BY MARKET 25.0% 20.0% 15.0% 10.0% 5.0% 0.0% 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0

Xceligent Advisory Board and Contacts This information has been obtained from sources believed reliable. While we do not doubt its accuracy, we have not verified it and make no guarantee, warranty or representation about it. It is your responsibility to independently confirm its accuracy. Minneapolis Office Advisory Board Members Jason Butterfield Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq Reed Christianson Transwestern Sean Coatney Core Commercial Real Estate Matt Delisle Colliers International Minneapolis-St. Paul Jerry Driessen CBRE Chris Gliedman CBRE Mike Honsa Transwestern Jeff Nordness Essence Real Estate Bob Pfefferle Hines Eric Rapp Colliers International Minneapolis-St. Paul Ann Rinde JLL Brent Karkula CBRE Andrew Manthei KW Commercial Midwest Jim Montez Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq Nils Snyder Colliers International Minneapolis-St. Paul Tom Stella Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq Mark Stevens Cushman & Wakefield/NorthMarq Kai Thomsen DTZ Brian Wasserman CBRE Mike Wilhelm Zeller Realty For additional information about this report or to discuss membership in Xceligent please contact Chris Allen (952) 908-1788 callen@xceligent.com Jon Holm (952) 908-1795 jholm@xceligent.com COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE INFORMATION