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Second Quarter Industrial Market Report 2017

03 04 04 04 05 06 08 09 10 11 13 Executive Summary National Economy Local Economy Oklahoma City Industrial Market Leasing Net Absorption and Inventory Rental and Vacancy Rates OKC Industrial Market Information by Submarket, Class and Size Construction, Delivery, Net Absoprtion and Vacancy Rate Oklahoma City Industrial Market Sales OKC Market Significant Industrial Sale Transactions during Q2 2017 About NAI Sullivan Group

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The industrial market continues to be very sluggish. With a 3.90% overall vacancy rate, an industrial user has little to choose from. The industrial properties vacancy rate overall increased in Q2 as net absorption was flat and deliveries were negligible. New industrial warehouse space is priced between $6.25 and $6.75 per rentable square foot NNN. The bulk of new construction is in the southwest quadrant. We personally have seen several expansions with oil and gas properties as companies are expecting that segment to expand. We continue to see a big appetite for industrial buildings to purchase with limited inventory available for sale. Q2 2017 saw 60 transactions totaling $115,691,553 with an average price per sf of $56.14 and an average capitalization rate of 9.86%, also gives support to the attraction and appetite for industrial properties in the Oklahoma City area. I believe 2017 will see vacancy rates flat to lower depending, of course, on the energy sector and Washington. Bob Sullivan CEO Leasing Activities Total Inventory 119,326,151 SF Overall Rental Rate $5.25 Total Net Absorption -10,203 SF Total Vacancy Rate 3.90% Under Construction 468,364 SF Sales Activities Number of Transactions 60 Total Sale Volume $115,691,553 Average Price per Bldg. SF $56.14 3

NATIONAL ECONOMY The Federal Reserve has raised the interest rate by a quarter-point for the third time in six months to a still low range of 1 percent to 1.25 percent based on the current economy. The increase in Fed s short-term interest rate could lead to higher borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, but better returns for savers. It is expected that the Fed will raise the interest rate for another time this year but the exact time is not known yet. Energy stocks slumped after OPEC extended its production cut to another nine months, which indicates that investors believe in a longer process of recovery for oil and gas prices. In the meantime, the United States have seen increasing numbers of drilling rigs during the second quarter, and pulling out of the Paris Climate Agreement might trigger more production even though the number of drilling rigs is expected to scale back if the oil and gas prices remain low. According to Kiplinger, GPD growth should pick up to an annual pace of 2.5 percent or so in the final three quarters of 2017, leaving growth for the full year at about 2.1 percent, and the national unemployment rate has ticked up to 4.4 percent during the Q2 2017. LOCAL ECONOMY Oklahoma City remains attractive for investors due to its lower rent expense, utility bills, and employment costs, despite the low oil and gas prices. The Commercial Real Estate industry has seen a more active quarter compare to the Q1 2017-Oklahoma City Outlet Shoppes has a new owner and are adding more landscaping to bring in more retailers; BOK Park Plaza is well under construction and First National Center will start its conversion this coming September, and more. Manufacturing activity in Oklahoma increased during the second quarter and is expected to continue to grow, including the energy industry. Haliburton, among other local companies are hiring. State employment continues to grow and unemployment rates remain low at 4.3 percent at the end of Q2 2017. OKLAHOMA CITY INDUSTRIAL MARKET LEASING The largest industrial lease signings occurred in Q2 2017 included the 107,100 SF lease signed by Pratt Corrugated Holdings, Inc. at 4680 NW 3rd St in Oklahoma City, the 105,292 SF lease signed at 4000 NW 39th Street in Oklahoma City, and the 43,194 SF lease signed by LKQ Corporation at 600 N Sara Rd in Yukon. 4

NET ABSORPTION AND INVENTORY The total net absorption was a negative 10,203 SF. The total net absorption decreased from 216,750 SF at the end of Q1 2017. The total inventory was 119,326,151 SF. The total inventory increased from 118,675,472 SF at the end of Q1 2017. Class-A property net absorption yield was a positive 3,900 SF, decreased from a positive net absorption of 18,450 SF at the end of Q1 2017. Class-B property net absorption yield was a positive 89,311 SF, decreased from a positive net absorption of 185,804 SF at the end of Q1 2017. Class-C property net absorption yield was a negative 103,414 SF, decreased from a positive net absorption of 34,996 SF at the end of Q1 2017. 5

RENTAL AND VACANCY RATES The overall industrial rental rate was $5.25/SF/YR NNN. The overall industrial rental rate increased from the $5.23/SF/YR NNN at the end of Q1 2017. The overall industrial vacancy rate was 3.90%. The overall industrial vacancy rate increased from the 3.80% rate at the end of Q1 2017. Class-A property rental rate averaged at $5.29/SF/ YR NNN. Class-A property rental rate increased from the $5.25/SF/YR NNN rate at the end of Q1 2017. Class-A property vacancy rate was 1.10%. Class-A property vacancy rate decreased from 1.20% at the end of Q1 2017. Class-B property rental rate averaged $5.17/SF/ YR NNN. Class-B property rental rate slightly increased from the $5.13/SF/YR NNN at the end of Q1 2017. Class-B vacancy rate was 5.10%. Class-B vacancy rate slightly increased from 5.00% at the end of Q1 2017. 6

Class-C property rental rate was $5.01/SF/YR NNN. Class-C property rental rate decreased from the $5.37/SF/YR NNN at the end of Q1 2017. Class-C property vacancy rate was 3.30%. Class-C property vacancy rate slightly increased from 3.20% at the end of Q1 2017. OKC INDUSTRIAL MARKET INFORMATION BY SUBMARKET CBD Midtown West/Central OKC South Moore/Norman Vacancy Rate 16.00% 2.50% 4.70% 1.10% 4.70% Rent per SF $7.39 $5.04 $5.03 $5.81 $6.76 Existing Buildings 139 416 1,599 1,252 561 Existing SF 1,523,565 SF 6,019,562 SF 42,700,235 SF 19,707,878 SF 7,585,330 SF Sale Price per SF $65 $25 $46 $36 $111 Cap Rate 9.00% 8.70% 9.40% 8.70% 9.00% OKC INDUSTRIAL MARKET INFORMATION BY CLASS Class-A Class-B Class-C Vacancy Rate 1.10% 5.10% 3.30% Rent per SF $5.29 $5.17 $5.01 Existing Buildings 53 1,813 4,550 Existing SF 10,498,433 SF 55,143,602 SF 57,858,438 SF Sale Price per SF - $61 $41 Cap Rate - - 9.20% 7

OKC INDUSTRIAL MARKET INFORMATION BY SIZE Up to 30,000 From 30,000 SF SF Vacancy Rate 3.10% 4.50% Rent per SF $6.71 $4.58 Existing Buildings 5,771 744 Existing SF 48,829,993 75,930,778 SF Sale Price per SF $56 $40 Cap Rate 9.20% 9.20% UNDER CONSTRUCTION, DELIVERY AND NET ABSORPTION Top under construction industrial properties can be seen in the following table. There were 468,364 SF of industrial space under construction by the end of Q2 2017. The two largest industrial properties under construction are the 80,000 SF Scott Rice Warehouse at 6910 N Bryant Ave. in Oklahoma City, which is scheduled to be delivered in August 2017, and the 55,000 SF industrial warehouse at 6707 N Interstate Dr. in Norman. The asking rental rate for under construction industrial properties averaged at $7.17/SF/YR. We are seeing asking rental rate as high as $9.31/SF/YR at 7913 Northside Dr. in Oklahoma City. The asking rental rate for newly built industrial properties averaged at $6.50/SF/YR. Some notable deliveries during Q2 2017 included the 40,300 SF industrial warehouse at 2409 S Council Rd., which was delivered in May 2017, and the 30,000 SF Ditch Witch industrial showroom building at 9000 S I 35 Service Rd. in Oklahoma City, which was delivered in May as well. We have seen many warehouses either under construction or delivered to the market in the past a couple of years, but most of them are owner occupied. As Oklahoma City industrial market slowly recovers from the low oil and gas industry, vacancy rate will remain low, and the industrial market will stay tight as more oil and gas companies need space to meet their demand. 8

Building Address City RBA Delivery Time 6910 N Bryant Ave OKC 80,000 SF Aug 2017 6707 N Interstate Dr Norman 55,000 SF Dec 2017 2101 S Council Rd OKC 50,000 SF Jun 2017 14350 N Lincoln Blvd Edmond 48,000 SF Jul 2017 2401 S Council Rd OKC 38,100 SF Jun 2017 6707 N Interstate Dr Norman 35,000 SF Dec 2017 4225 Classen Cir Norman 20,000 SF Sep 2017 OKLAHOMA CITY INDUSTRIAL MARKET SALES There were 60 transactions totaling $115,691,553 recorded during the second quarter of 2017. The largest sale based on dollar volume was a portfolio sale including 17 industrial and flex properties in Oklahoma City. Sealy Strategic Equity Partners, LP from Dallas, TX purchased the 17 properties for $76,433,000, or $59.55/SF from Greenfield Partners LLC from Westport, CT on June 28th, 2017. The cap rate for the overall portfolio at the time of sale is reported as 6.17 percent. The largest individual property sale based on dollar volume was the sale of the 143,750 SF flex showroom Summary Number of Transactions 60 Total Sales Volume $115,691,593 Average Price $2,515,034 Average Price Per Bldg SF $56.14 Median Price per Bldg. SF $59.55 Average Cap Rate 9.86% building at 400 S Vermont Ave. in Oklahoma City. Michael Schau from Sherman Oaks, California purchased the property from H & H Shooting Sports Complex for $7,050,000, or $49.04 per SF, on April 13, 2017. The property was sold with a cap rate of 9.86 percent. 9

OKC MARKET SIGNIFICANT INDUSTRIAL SALE TRANSACTIONS DURING Q2 2017 Property Name: Plaza 3 Warehouse Address: 400 S Vermont Ave., OKC Sale Price: $7,050,000 Building Size: 143,750 SF Sale Price per SF: $49.04 Sale Date: 04/13/2017 Cap Rate: 9.86% Property Name: 4000 NW 39th St. Address: 4000 NW 39th St., OKC Sale Price: $3,700,000 Building Size: 152,092 SF Sale Price per SF: $24.33 Sale Date: 05/31/201 Property Name: 3500 E I-240 Service Rd. Address: 3500 E I-240 Service Rd., OKC Sale Price: $2,500,000 Building Size: 14,975 SF Sale Price per SF: $166.94 Sale Date: 04/25/2017 10

Property Name: 11501 S Interstate 44 Service Rd Address: 11501 S Interstate 44 Service Rd., OKC Sale Price: $2,300,000 Building Size: 26,040 SF Sale Price per SF: $88.33/SF Sale Date: 05/31/2017 Property Name: 3730-3750 N I 44 Service Rd. Address: 3730-3750 N I 44 Service Rd., OKC Sale Price: $1,316,000 Building Size: 15,504 SF Sale Price per SF: $84.88/SF Sale Date: 06/03/2017 Property Name: 6401 SE 74th St. Address: 6401 SE 74th St., OKC Sale Price: $1,050,000 Building Size: 20,800 SF Sale Price per SF: $50.48/SF Sale Date: 04/21/2017 11

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