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Evolving Trends in the East Bay Industrial Market “2016 Year In Review”
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Page 1: Evolving trends in SF East Bay industrial markets February 2017

Evolving Trends in the East Bay Industrial Market“2016 Year In Review”

Page 2: Evolving trends in SF East Bay industrial markets February 2017

Steve Kapp, SIORExecutive Managing Director [email protected]

o Our team’s expertise in the East Bay industrial market spans 3 decades.

o The team leased or sold over $95 Million Dollars of real estate in 2016.

o Newmark Cornish & Carey recognized by the San Francisco Business Times as the largest in the Bay Area.

WELCOME

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Curtis StahleDirector

[email protected]

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o Expected presentation time- 15 minutes.

o There is a chat box located in the bottom left corner of the web conference interface.

o If at any time during the presentation you have a question, please type your question into this chat box and select either me or the group as a recipient.

o Slides are numbered for reference.

Presentation Format

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2016 – Industrial Highlights

o Asking Rates > $1.00/NNN/PSF/Mo for the first time ever.

o New Construction: booming in both core markets and

fringes.

o Hot areas: E-commerce, Advanced mfg., 3PLs.

o Industrial investment sale activity nearing all time highs.

o “Green” buildings - Oakland.

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Rental Rate Trend – Warehouse Product for Lease

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$0.59

$0.68

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

I-880 Corridor Warehouse Vacancy Rates and Rental RatesVacancy Asking Rate

Key Points

• 7 consecutive years of vacancy decline

• On a % basis, this rent has grown fastest

• This product type makes up 45% of total

44.68%

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Rental Rate Trend – R&D for Lease

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Key Points

• This product type makes up 17% of the total inventory

• Highly concentrated in Fremont

$0.95

$1.15

$1.37

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$0.20

$0.40

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

I-880 Corridor R&D Vacancy Rates and Rental RatesVacancy Asking Rate

44.21%

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Rental Rate Trend – Industrial for Lease

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Key Points

• This category of product is most varied

• This product makes up 38% of total

$0.59 $0.64

$0.77

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$0.20

$0.30

$0.40

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9.00%

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

I-880 Corridor Industrial Vacancy Rates and Rental RatesVacancy Asking Rate

30.51%

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Historical Gross & Net Absorption – I-880 Corridor

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-1000000

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Gross & Net AbsorptionGross Net Key Points

• Gross absorption has declined for 2 consecutive years.

• Low Net Absorption indicates supply constrained market.

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New Construction Timeline

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Development Status

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Planned Industrial Development

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2017 and BeyondSite Developer City Potential

Development SizePacific Commons ARA/Connor Fremont 800,000 SFPacific Commons OMP Fremont 1,700,000 SFMorton’s Salt TBD Newark 200,000 SFDepot Everwest Hayward 50,000 SFPoint Eden IPT Hayward 150,000 SFW. Winton TBD Hayward 400,000 SFEden Shores Steelwave Hayward 93,000 SFAlvarado IPT San Leandro 154,000 SFKraft Trammell San Leandro 553,000 SFGeorgia OMP San Leandro 280,000 SFPort of Oakland Prologis Oakland 680,000 SFLDK PCCP Richmond 700,000 SF

TOTAL 5,760,000 SF

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Building Sales

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Key Points

• Average investment sale pricing up 60% since 2014

• Why are investment sales price/psf higher than user sales?

$82.00

$98.00 $103.42

$107.00

$135.00

$90.00

$100.00 $99.85

$159.00 $159.00

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$40.00

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$70.00

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$90.00

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$130.00

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$160.00

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

User Sales vs Investment Sales / Price Per Sq FtOwner User Investment Sales

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Market Drivers

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o E-Commerce

o Tesla

o Advanced manufacturing

o Food

o Inventory erosion

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Market Mover Transactions

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Land Sale – Pacific Commons- Fremont, CABuyer – Overton Moore / InvescoSeller – Integral CommunitiesSite Size – ±100 AcresLand Price – $28.00/psf

Tesla Lease – Livermore, CATenant – TeslaLandlord – Trammell Crow / MEPTLease Size – 600,000 SFLease Rate – $.56 NNN

LBA Portfolio SaleSeller – LBABuyer – BlackstoneSale Price – $1.46 BillionComments – 51 properties- 13MM SF– multiple Bay Area

buildings

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Strategies for 2017

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o Early renewals – advantageous to both parties.

o Capital upgrades – roofs, HVAC, lighting, internet,

security.

o Market Leasing Assumptions – More restrained.

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QUESTIONS ?

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THANKSFOR ATTENDING

Evolving Trends in the East Bay Industrial Market“2016 – Year in Review”

Steve Kapp, SIORExecutive Managing Director [email protected]

Curtis StahleDirector

[email protected]


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