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Year in Review Wisconsin retail market overview Weston J Robertson Drivers of retail demand Employment HousingPopulation ShoppingDining OfficeIndustrial ApartmentSingle Family Retail ID: 677285

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2013Appraisal Institute Year in Review

Wisconsin retail market overview

Weston J. RobertsonSlide2

Drivers of retail demand

Employment

Housing/Population

Shopping/Dining

Office/Industrial Apartment/Single Family Retail

Markets Markets MarketSlide3

RECENT TRENDS

Year

Non-Farm Employment

% Increase

County Population

% Increase

September 2013

831,500

0.2%

950,4100.2%

September 2012829,600

1.1%948,3220.0%September 2011

820,600N/A948,369N/A

Year

Non-Farm Employment% IncreaseCountyPopulation

% IncreaseSeptember 2013359,7001.3%491,5550.5%

September 2012

355,100

0.7%

489,3310.3%September 2011352,700N/A488,073N/A

Milwaukee Metro Area

Madison Metro AreaSlide4

MOSTLY STAGNANT?

Metro Area

3

rd

Quarter 2013

3

rd

Quarter 2012Milwaukee6.7%

6.9%Madison6.4%6.6%

CoStar Market Survey

Overall Retail Vacancy Rate

Metro

Area3rd Quarter 20133rd Quarter 2012

Milwaukee$10.66$10.91Madison$11.79$11.80

Average Retail Rent RateSlide5

HOW ABOUT THE INVESTMENT MARKET?

Low

Avg.

High

Interest Rate5.0%5.5%6.0%Number of Periods25 yr25 yr25 yrLoan to Value75%75%

65%Investor Return10%

12%14%

Indicated Cap Rate7.76%

8.53%9.93%Band of Investment – Typical Multi-tenant Retail

Surveys

Source

Cap RatesMarcus and MillichapLow 8% to low 9%

Realty RatesAverage 9.82%Slide6

HOW ABOUT THE NET LEASE MARKET?

Property

TypeTenant

2013 Asking Cap

2012 Asking CapDrug StoreWalgreens5.75%6.40%CVS6.07%6.60%Bank Ground Lease

5.00%

5.85%

Auto Parts Stores

Advance Auto Parts7.25%7.90%

AutoZone6.50%7.05%

O’Reilly Auto Parts6.55%7.01%

Dollar Stores

Dollar General8.25%8.40%

Family Dollar8.28%8.45%Slide7

THE CONSTELLATION - MADISON

Opened August 2013$39 million cost

32,500 SF Commercial/Retail220 apartments

Google office, Star Bar, Cargo Café, Andersen Dental, and othersSlide8

VARSITY QUARTERS - MADISON

Scheduled Open Fall 2014Located near UW Campus

Project cost not disclosed162 bed – student housing

7,500

SF retailSlide9

309 W JOHNSON ST - MADISON

Scheduled Summer 2015600,000 SF

Over 250 apartments with over 300 bedroomsRetail on 1st and 2

nd

floorsSlide10

800 BLOCK OF E. WASHINGTON - MADISON

Proposed project$65 million cost

4.5 acresPhase 1

50,000 SF grocer

175-240 apartments350 parking stallsPhase 222 owner-occupied homes65,000 SF retail/office173 parking stallsSlide11

THE MAYFAIR COLLECTION - WAUWATOSA

Dick’s, Nordstrom Rack, Sak’s off 5th, ULTA, Old Navy

Phase I - 266,000 SF$49 million cost

Expected opening Spring 2014

Future phases to include Restaurants, a Hotel, and Mixed Use Office/RetailSlide12

DREXEL TOWN SQUARE – OAK CREEK

Mixed use development

600+ apartments

City hall, public library, farmer’s market

Meijer anchored, 191,000 SF grocery store$175 million

$20 million TIF financingSlide13

WOODMAN’S GROCERY STORE – WAUKESHA

Opened July 2013

$7 million, $3.5 TIF financing

243,753 square feet

Approximately 40% liquor storeNORDSTROM MAYFAIR – WAUWATOSA

Opening Fall 2015

138,000 SF

Three stories

Addition to existing Mayfair MallSlide14

NEW MILWAUKEE RESTAURANTS

Black Sheep

216 S 2

nd

StreetSelf-Serve Wines, Tapas, Haute Dogs Bel Air Cantina - Wauwatosa6817 North Avenue, WauwatosaMargaritas, 25 Kinds of Tacos

Carson’s

1141 North Old World Third Street

Steaks, BBQSlide15

NEW MILWAUKEE RESTAURANTS

Anodyne Coffee Roasting

224 West Bruce Street

Sandwiches, Pastries, Free Trade Coffee

Wolf Peach1818 North Hubbard StreetEuropean Fine Dining

Pizza Man

2597 North Downer Avenue

Italian and Specialty PizzasSlide16

WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

Concern over increasing interest ratesSource projects a 50 bp

interest rate increase

Low

Avg.HighInterest Rate5.5%6.0%6.5%Number of Periods25 yr25 yr

25 yrLoan

to Value75%75%

65%Investor Return

10%12%14%Indicated Cap Rate

8.03%8.80%10.17%Increase

(bp)2727

24

Continued low cap rates in the NNN marketSlow, gradual new development as space is absorbedMinimal, if any, increase in market rentsSlide17

2013Appraisal Institute Year in Review

Wisconsin retail market overview

Weston J. Robertson