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    CBRE Big Breakfast Q4

    Its Official -

    The Markets Not Dead

    Sheraton Hotel

    Wednesday, October 5, 2011

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    CBRE | Page 2

    Time to Face the Pain.Change is Here

    Changes

    Rebranding CBRE ING Real Estate to CBRE Investors

    Competitive golf Rugby World Cup Trinh Duc (France) US$ 6,000 apartments

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    CBRE | Page 3

    As One GAP Closes, Another GAP Opens

    GAP announced closures of 200 out of 900 stores, yet

    its message here is

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    CBRE | Page 4

    20 of the Worlds Most Iconic Skyscrapers

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    CBRE | Page 5

    The Dong Khoi Strip.

    More vacancy on Dong Khoi

    than Orchard, 5th Avenue, orRegent Street

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    Whos Playing Chicken Now?

    Commoditization in the office sector with 70,000 sm on-line (Nha Be and D.4) Rents are no longer a defining factor, they are the ONLY factor

    No predictions for the bottom with >10 quarters ofdownward pressure Established Grade As able to maintain top-most rates in the

    market, and new entrants feeling most pressure with sub US$ 20

    rentals

    Landlord flexibility growing with stepped rental terms onoffer now, and.the market is responding

    Hot Deals done at Vincom and Bitexco as take-up slowlyincreases in new Grade As

    Increasingly better deals on offer for Office tenants

    Average Grade A Rents for Q2 Vietnam = US$ 38 / sm / month Singapore = US$ 77 / sm / month

    The office market gets bleached

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    The Bounce

    From stocks

    Diversifying investments Trying to catch the next up cycle

    To Real Estate???

    To Gold

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    All that Glitters

    Gold

    Source: SJC website: www.sjc.com.vn

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    VN Index

    Source: FPSTwebsite: www.fpst.com.vn

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    Under the Ice, the Water Moves

    Investment deals being done FDI, M&A, Hotels, land sites, JV partners, en-bloc

    Retailers have more choice than ever before as moreformal retail locations open for lease and Landlords

    offering attractive terms

    Residential units are selling and buyers are SIGNING

    Anticipated residential developments moving closer tohand-over Expansion of buy-to-let properties and potential change in

    demographic as buyers become end-users!

    Luxury remains in discussion with Vietnam rankinglower regionally (Q2) Vietnam = US$ 4,325 / sm Beijing = US$ 8,468 / sm Singapore = US$ 24,974 / sm

    Dont be Deceived/Naive

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    The Headlines

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    The Global Economy & Vietnam

    Do the financial woes from the

    Western banks affect us? HSBC announces job growth in Asia

    with cuts elsewhere Standard Chartered announces job

    growth in Asia with cuts in the West Bank of America announces job cuts in

    the West while we see it seeking toenter in Asia

    With Q3 ending, we have leasedMORE office space YTD than we didin ALL of 2010 ?!

    Sheltered or suffering?

    Source: Financial Times, 1 August 2011

    F&B, Education, Medical sectors seeingbooms

    New market entrants look to open offices

    in both HN and HMC, rather than only 1as in the pastSource: WSJ online: 12 September 2011

    Source: Bloomberg.com 4 August 2011

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    Strategies to ensure future success

    Beautification & branding of the country city Make it a regional place to visit due to its attractiveness,shopping, hospitality, etc.

    Improve its look more plantings, walk-ways, fresh

    signage, canopies, footpaths (clearing up the sidewalks) Consider closing streets to pedestrian only traffic inner-

    city promenades

    Eliminating tourist visa complications Infrastructure Thu Thiem Tunnel (Nov. 2011)

    Property refurbishment / conversions

    Ways to move forward

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    Conversion & Refurbishment

    From old to new less time, less money, greater ROI

    Speed to Market CostsConversion: 1 year US$ 3mNew Build: 4 years US$ 8 10m

    Convert your property andBeat The Market.

    From Hotel to Serviced Apartment

    Refurbish your property andBeat The Market.

    Face Lift Dont Slide from A to C

    Upgrade RentRefurbished: Grade A US$30/sm8 years old: Grade C US$15/sm

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    Strategies to ensure future success

    Investing for families future home, not just familiesfuture

    Work, live, learn, love, play, shop, die Government push for affordable housing US$ 100k or

    less, and smaller sized units

    Improve investment attraction policies Promoting the Industrial sector with development of

    supporting supplier industry

    Long term vision dont lose your site!

    Ways to move forward

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    Thank you.www.cbrevietnam.com

    187 U.S. andCanada Offices

    14 LatinAmericaOffices

    109 EuropeOffices

    25 Middle East andAfrica Offices

    55 AsiaOffices

    30 Australia & NewZealand Offices

    2011 CB Richard Ellis, We obtained the information above from sources we believe to be reliable. However, we have not verified its accuracy and make noguarantee, warranty or representation about it. It is submitted subject to the possibility of errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, priorsale, lease or financing or withdrawal without notice. We include projections, opinions, assumptions or estimates for example only, and they may not representcurrent or future performance of the property. You and your tax and legal advisors should conduct your own investigation of the property and transaction.


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