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RESEARCH Q1 2013 WAREHOUSE MARKET REPORT Moscow Knight Frank HIGHLIGHTS The construction volume of new high-quality warehouse space continues to grow. In Q1 2013, about 137 thousand sq m were delivered, which is 30% more than for the same period in 2012. The demand remains high and still exceeds the supply. For the first 3 months, about 200 thousand sq m of warehouse space was leased and purchased on the market of Moscow region. A shortage of available storage space in finished warehouses remains characteristic of the market (the vacancy rate remains at the level of 1.5–2%), which is partly compensated by the offer of space in facilities under construction. Almost half of new high-quality warehouse space scheduled for delivery in 2013, has already been leased on preliminary agreement basis or purchased by the end-users. The imbalance between supply and demand is putting pressure on rental rates, however, on average the figure remains in the range of 135–140 $/sq m/year.
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RESEARCH

Q1 2013WAREHOUSE MARKET REPORTMoscowKnight Frank

HIGHLIGHTS• Theconstructionvolumeofnewhigh-qualitywarehousespacecontinuestogrow.InQ12013,about

137thousandsqmweredelivered,whichis30%morethanforthesameperiodin2012.

• Thedemandremainshighandstillexceedsthesupply.Forthefirst3months,about200thousandsqmofwarehousespacewasleasedandpurchasedonthemarketofMoscowregion.

• Ashortageofavailablestoragespaceinfinishedwarehousesremainscharacteristicofthemarket(thevacancyrateremainsatthelevelof1.5–2%),whichispartlycompensatedbytheofferofspaceinfacilitiesunderconstruction.

• Almosthalfofnewhigh-qualitywarehousespacescheduledfordeliveryin2013,hasalreadybeenleasedonpreliminaryagreementbasisorpurchasedbytheend-users.

• Theimbalancebetweensupplyanddemandisputtingpressureonrentalrates,however,onaveragethefigureremainsintherangeof135–140$/sqm/year.

Q1 2013WAREHOUSE MARKET REPORTMoscow

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Supply

At the end of Q1 2013 the total high-quality warehouse space stock amounts toapproximately7,316thousandsqm.Inthefirst3months,thestockgrewby137thousandsqmofClassAwarehousespace.Thisisalmost30%more than in the same period last year. ThetrendofwarehouseconstructioninthesoutherndirectionremainscharacteristicoftheMoscowregionmarket.Thus,thesouth-westandsouth-eastofMoscowregioninQ12013accountedforover70%ofthetotaldeliveryvolume.

In anticipation of possible future competitionfortenants,theownersofproperties,whicharecurrentlyunderconstructionorinplanning,areimplementing new technological solutions foradded efficiency (e.g. energy efficiency), andbuilding security. Class B objects are almostneverbuilt, except those thatare intended for

ownuse,or for theuseby industrial facilities,whereClassAcomplianceisnotrequired.

The vacancy rate for Class A storage facilitiesfor the past 1.5 years (mid-2011) remains ataverylowlevel.AccordingtotheresultsofQ1,

WAREHOUSE REAL ESTATE MARKET

Viacheslav Kholopov, Director,Russia&CISIndustrial,WarehousesandLandKnightFrank

«The first months of 2013 were traditionally quiet for the warehouse market in terms of making deals on the lease and purchase of warehouse space. However, the amount of take-up in Q1 was higher than last year, which permits us speak of high market activity retention.A growing volume of new construction slightly reduces the acute shortage of available storage space in finished warehouses, which has appeared about a year ago.

A growth in rental rates is also observed in the Moscow region. Furthermore, for the first time in the post-recession period, we note uneven changes in this figure depending on the distance from the city.

In the area of the “first concrete road” (A107), developers offer facilities at rates ranging from 135 to 140 $/sq m/year, while the rates for space in objects located at a distance of 5–10 km from the Moscow Ring Road reach up to 150 $/sq m/year, – these warehouses too are successful in finding their tenants».

Main indicators. Dynamics*

Indicator Class A Class В

Totalsupply,thousandsqm 7,316 5

includingthousandsqm 5,393 1,913

DeliveryinQ12013,thousandsqm 137 –

Expecteddeliveryin2013,thousandsqm 908 5

LeaseandsaletransactionsinQ12013,thousandsqm 200 5

Averagevacancyrate,% 1.5 2.0 5

Askingrentalrates,$/sqm/year** 135–140 115–117 4

Operatingexpenses,$/sqm/year 35–45 25–50 4

Estimatedcapitalizationrates,% 10–10.5 11–12 4

*AscomparedtoQ42012

**WithoutVAT,operationalcostsandutilitybills

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Key projects delivered in Q1 2013 and planned for delivery during 2013*

Property Name Direction Total area, sq m

LogoparkNorth Leningradskoe 96,000

Sloboda Novoryazanskoe 90,000

TPLogistics,bld.2,3 Novorizhskoe 67,000

InfrastroyBykovo,bld.T**,L Novoryazanskoe 62,000;50,000

PNKVnukovo,bld.3,9** Borovskoe 58,000;25,000

LogoparkKlimovsk,bld.7,8 Simferopolskoe 42,000

LogoparkNoginsk,bld.2 Gorkovskoe 36,000

Matveevskoe,phase1,2** Minskoe 30,000

IndustrialcomplexLesnoyGorodok Minskoe 28,000

Leshkovo Novorizhskoe 27,000

IndustrialcomplexNoginsk Gorkovskoe 26,000

LogoparkGorki Novokashirskoe 22,000

Vorsino,phase1 Kievskoe 21,100

*WarehousepropertiesthatpassedorgoingtopasstheStateCommission

**PropertiesdeliveredinQ12013

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itamountedtoabout1.5%.Inthenearfuture,most likely, this situation will change in viewof substantial number of buildings presentlyunderconstruction.However,wedonotexpectasignificantgrowth:aboutahalfofthestoragespace,planned fordelivery inQ2–Q42013,hasalreadybeenpreleased.

Demand

The total transactions volume in Q1 2013amountedtoabout280thousandsqm.Ofthese,about200thousandsqmbelongtotheMoscow

region, which is 35% more than for the sameperiodin2012.

In terms of geographical distribution, thelargest amount of take-up occurred in thesouthern and southeastern areas: about 70%.About one third of the transactions occurredin the north of the Moscow region. In thesituation of scarcity of the market, wherethe vacancy rate is less than 2%, the demandfollows available supply, and the bulk oftransactionsisconcentratedinthesameareasasthosewhereactiveconstructiontakesplace.

The average deal size has continued to grow.In Q1 2013 it reached 12.7 thousand sq mintheMoscowregion–almost18%morethaninQ12012.

In Q1 2013, the retailers and distributers werethe predominant buyers and tenants of high-quality warehouse space: they accountedfor about half of the take-up of high-qualitywarehousespaceinallofRussia.IncomparisonwithQ12012, thedemand frommanufacturingcompanieshasgrownto13%versus4%forthesame period of the previous year. In 3 monthsof 2013, the logistics operators entered intoseveral lease transactions of warehouse spacewith a total areaof about25 thousand sqm–about 9% of the total take-up. 3PL-servicesoperatorsarestillnotinahurrytoengageinthespeculativedevelopment.

Commercial terms

BytheendofQ12013,theaskingrentalratesonthemarketofhigh-qualitywarehousepropertiesof Moscow region remained unchanged andamounted to 135–140 $/sq m/year for Class Aand115–117$/sqm/yearforClassB(triplenet).

We also note differentiation of rental ratesdepending on the distance from the MoscowRing Road: warehouse space in complexeslocated within 10-kilometer radius, is offeredat the rates of 140–150 $/sq m/year, whileClass A warehouse rent at a greater distancefrom the Moscow Rind Road would cost less:135–140$/sqm/year.Itshouldbenoted,thatinsomecasesthetenantsarewillingto leasewarehousesathigherratesifthefacilitiesarelocatedclosetothecityborders,butnotinall

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Vacancy rate, Class A

New deliveryTotal quality stock, thousand sq m

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2011 2012 2013F

The volume of high-quality warehouse space and vacancy rates

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19%

13%2%

30%

27%

9%

Producer-company

On-line retail

Retail

Distribution

Logistics operator

Others

The total transactions volume distribu-tion by the profiles of warehouse tenants and buyers

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Average rental rates, Class A Average rental rates, Class B

2010 2011 2012 2013F

102 102 102

117 120125 127

132 133 135 137 137 140 142 142 145

82 82 80

97103 105

110 110 112 115 115 115 117 119 119 120

Rental rates continue to grow moderately

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sectors:besidesthedistance,roadthroughputcapacityisalsotakenintoconsideration.Thus,Class“A-Prime”facilitiescametobe,preciselyintermsofrentalrates:thefunctionalpropertiesof these complexes can be second to modernfacilities in technological terms. The latterare the largest objects built by developers atagreaterdistancefromtheMoscowRingRoad(where technological solutions conformingto international standards, such as FM Global,BREEAM, LEED, etc., are used to improveefficiencyandreliabilityofthewarehouses).

Theaskingsalespriceforwarehousespacehasnotchangedsincetheendof2012andamountsto 1,200–1,500 $/sq m on average for Class A.Thecapitalizationratealsoremainedthesame–11%onaverage,whilethenumberofinvestmenttransactionsremainslow(intheQ12013,notasinglesuchtransactionoccurred).

Forecast

Weexpect thatby theendof thecurrent year,high-quality warehouse space delivery willamount to about 900 thousand sq m, which is1.5 times more than in 2012. Thus, by the endof2013,thetotalstockvolumemightamounttomorethan8,000thousandsqm.

Accordingtopreliminarydata,thelargestshareofnewconstructionwilltakeplaceintheterritoriesof southern direction – almost 60%, while thenew stock in the northern territories will be2 times smaller: about30%. It shouldbenotedonce more, that some of the warehouse spacelocated in objects under construction in theaforementionedareashasalreadybeenleasedoutbasedonpreliminaryagreements.Marketdeliveryof the facilities located in the said territoriesin these volumes will not result, for example,in greater affordability of the projects in thesouthernthaninthenorthernareasoftheregion.

In2013,weexpectthedemandforhigh-qualitywarehouse space on the market of Moscowregionto remainatthesamehigh level:about950 thousand sq m, however, presently, it isdifficulttopredictthelikelihoodofcorrelationwiththerecordlevelof2012.

Duringtheyear,aslightgrowth intheaverageasking rents level on the market by about2–3%–upto137–143$/sqm/yearforClassAispossibleintheMoscowregion.

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Vacancy rate, Class A

Take-upNew delivery

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013F

thousand sq m

Recovery in the volumes of new construction will lower the deficit of high-quality space on the warehouse market of Moscow

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The distribution of warehouse space planned for market delivery in 2013

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Thisoverviewispublishedforgeneralinformationonly.Althoughhighstandardshavebeenusedinthepreparationoftheinformation,analysis,viewandprojectionspresentedinthisreport,nolegalresponsibilitycanbeacceptedbyKnightFrankResearchorKnightFrankforanylossordamageresultantfromthecontentsofthisdocument.Asageneralreport,thismaterialdoesnotnecessarilyrepresenttheviewofKnightFrankinrelationtoparticularpropertiesorprojects.ReproductionofthisreportinwholeorinpartisallowedwithproperreferencetoKnightFrank.

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