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VALUATION & ANALYSIS FEBRUARY 2019
AN ICONIC SOUTHEAST ASSET Whole Foods at ICON Midtown is a generational asset in the heart of Midtown Atlanta Entrenched in one of the densest and fastest growing submarkets in the Southeast. The Property will offer Investors the rare opportunity to acquire the most sought after grocer with maximum income security, a captive consumer base, and limited landlord responsibilities.
ICONIC ASSET IN THE HEART OF MIDTOWN ATLANTA - THE FASTEST GROWING SUBMARKET IN THE SOUTHEAST
UNPARALLED ACCESS TO THE IDEAL WHOLE FOODS SHOPPER
FLAGSHIP ATLANTA LOCATION FOR THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER GROCER
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TEAM LEADERSHIP • • • • •
Strategy & implementation Investor relationships Market & property tours Road shows and presentations Negotiations
ANALYTICS • • •
Financial Analysis Drafting offering materials Due diligence coordination
FINANCING
HFF DEAL TEAM
HFF OFFICE
•
Debt quotes and capital stack structuring
BRAD BUCHANAN Director
TAYLOR CALLAWAY Analyst ANDREW MICHOLS Analyst
MIKE ALLISON Director
Ed Coco Sr. Managing Director Co-Office Head
• •
ANDREW KAHN Analyst
ANALYTICS
JIM HAMILTON Sr. Managing Director
GRAPHICS & SUPPORT
DEBT
TEAM LEADERSHIP
PRODUCTION SUPPORT
NINA COTNEY Graphics
Paige Marlow Office Manager
H FF S OU T H E AS T RE TA I L S TAT S (Since 2013)
275 RETAIL TRANSACTIONS $8.2 B TRANSACTION VOLUME 43.1 M
SQUARE FEET
• • • • •
Coordinate OM Production Coordinate Vendor Agreements Provide Design Direction Offering Material Production & Marketing Assistance eTeaser Production Investor and Lender Database Administration
FOCUSED MARKETING APPROACH • • •
Leverage and Access to Key Decision Makers Constant Communication with Client and Investor Market Focused Debt Capital Markets Dual-Track
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U N M AT C H E D N AT I O N A L WHOLE FOODS EXPERIENCE HFF IS THE #1 WHOLE FOODS INTERMEDIARY IN THE UNITED STATES OVER THE LAST 24 MONTHS - REAFFIRMING OUR FIRM’S SUPERIOR ABILITY TO SOURCE THE MOST AGGRESSIVE CAPITAL FOR WHOLE FOODS ANCHORED RETAIL ASSETS AND ALLOWING US A UNIQUE, REAL-TIME INSIGHT INTO INVESTOR DEMAND FOR THESE TYPES OF ASSETS. STAGE MARKETING / LOI / UNDER CONTRACT CLOSED - 2018 CLOSED - 2017 EQUITY / DEBT
# OF TRANSACTIONS 3 5 3 12
#1
SOUTHEAST RETAIL INTERMEDIARY (2018: Real Estate Alert)
HFF OFFICE
THE HFF DEAL TEAM IS THE MOST ACTIVE RETAIL INTERMEDIARY IN THE SOUTHEAST AND MAINTAINED #1 MARKET SHARE FOR RETAIL TRANSACTIONS IN THE ENTIRE SOUTHEAST IN 2018.
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THE MOST EXPERIENCED WHOLE FOODS INTERMEDIARY
THE HFF DEAL TEAM HAS ACHIEVED RECORD SETTING PRICING ON MULTIPLE WHOLE FOODS ANCHORED ASSETS VIA A COMBINATION OF OUR UNIQUE MARKETING STRATEGY, PERSONAL INVESTOR RELATIONSHIPS, AND OUR ABILITY TO SOURCE AND IDENTIFY THE MOST AGGRESSIVE CAPITAL SOURCES.
THE EXCHANGE AT HAMMOND Location:
Atlanta, GA
Price:
$93,850,000
Buyer:
Jamestown
Seller
Mimms Enterprises
5.1%
WHOLE FOODS MARKET PLAZA
CAP RATE
5.5% CAP RATE
Location:
Birmingham, AL
Price:
$38,900,000
Buyer:
Nuveen Real Estate (TIAA)
Seller
Boyle Investment Co.
LARGEST SOUTHEAST RETAIL TRANSACTION IN 2018
CAHABA VILLAGE Location:
Birmingham, AL
Price:
$59,950,000
Buyer:
L&B Realty Advisors
Seller
Clarion Partners
SOUTHSIDE AT MCEWEN
5.1% CAP RATE
4.7% CAP RATE
Location: Price: Buyer:
Nashville, TN $44,217,000 Nuveen Real Estate (TIAA)
Seller
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Amstar
VA L U AT I O N KEY DEBT TERM ASSUMPTIONS RESIDUAL CAP RATE DELTA 0.00%
HOLD PERIOD
$46,000,000 $44,000,000
$775 PSF
$48,000,000+ $809 PSF
$741 PSF
10 YEARS
LT V
INTEREST RATE
55%
4.00%
AMORTIZATION
I/O
30 YEARS
10 YEARS
VALUATION METRICS SQUARE FEET
YEAR 1 NOI
59,365
$2,055,063
ASPIRATIONAL PRICING
CAP RATE:
UNLEVERED IRR:
4.7% 5.9%
4.5%
4.3%
5.7%
5.5%
7.5%
7.1%
LEVERAGED IRR:
7.9%
7.5%
7.1%
AVERAGE CASH ON CASH:
5.7%
5.3%
4.8%
NPV OF WHOLE FOODS TAX REIMBURSEMENTS
$1,013,704.94 BONDS FOR TITLE Please refer to the assumptions page for a detailed breakdown of the tax savings reimbursement calculations (pg. 26).
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HOW HFF DRIVES VALUE 01
02
03
SECURING INVESTOR CONVICTION THROUGH THE STORY OF THE ASSET
ACCESSING AGGRESSIVE CAPITAL
COMPETITIVE MARKETING PROCESS
Through a well-crafted message and exceptional marketing materials, HFF will demonstrate how this will be the best asset to come to market in 2019.
Through the HFF Platform, the Deal Team will be able to source and track the most aggressive capital.
HFF conducts a marketing process that is unmatched by others due to our knowledgesharing platform and ability to identify capital looking for the assets we are marketing.
IRREPLACEABLE IN-FILL MIDTOWN LOCATION
HFF’S BLOOMBERG: REAL-TIME INVESTOR FEEDBACK
CREATE THE ALLURE OF EXCLUSIVITY
WHOLE FOODS MARKET ANCHORED
CHECKING THE BOXES: THE STATE OF THE MARKET
SCRIPTED AND INTERACTIVE TOURS
THE IDEAL WHOLE FOODS DEMOGRAPHIC
GLOBAL CAPITAL EXPERTISE
PUSH PRICING THROUGH EMOTIONAL BIDDING PROCESS
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SECURING INVESTOR CONVICTION DURABLE INCOME
PREMIUM PRODUCT
MORE THAN A GROCERY STORE
IRREPLACEABLE, IN-FILL FLAGSHIP LOCATION
THE SOUTHEAST’S FASTEST GROWING SUBMARKET V A L U A T I O N & A N A LY S I S F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 9 | 8
THE MOST SECURE RETAIL INVESTMENT IN THE COUNTRY ME TRICS SINCE ACQUISITION
65.5%
AMAZON SALES INCREASE SINCE WHOLE FOODS ACQUISITION
Q4 2018 sales rose 65.5% from Q4 2016. In addition to being the fastest rate of sales growth in 2 years, the figures outperformed Wall Street expectations.
THE HIGHEST PERFORMING GROCER $1,000
Sales PSF
$800 $600 $400
6,000 647,500
NEW HIRES NATIONWIDE TOTAL EMPLOYEES
62%
OF SHOPPERS ARE PRIME MEMBERS
Amazon plans to give additional benefits to Prime members in the form of discounts and cash-back benefits.
W H O L E F O O D S - N E C E S S I T Y R E TA I L E R CORE GROCERY OFFERING WITH NEARLY
$874 $645
20 YEARS OF TERM REMAINING $611
$579
$501
$455
CONTRACTUAL RENT BUMPS TOTALING A
27% INCREASE
DURING WHOLE FOODS INITIAL TERM
$200 $0
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED WHOLE FOODS WITH LIMITED NEAR TERM CAPEX
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MOST LUXURIOUS RESIDENCE AND EXPERIENTIAL GROCER ICON Midtown is the most luxurious multi-family complex in Atlanta and is located in the most highly sought after submarket in the Southeast. Touring investors through model apartments and the extensive amenity base will help create the story for the asset.
Whole Foods at ICON Midtown benefits from a captive customer base, comprised mainly of Millennials, the grocer’s ideal demographic. As the flagship location, Whole Foods at ICON Midtown will offer more than the traditional specialty grocery experience with multiple restaurants, a rooftop terrace, brewpub, cooking school, coffee shop, bakery and more.
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VIBRANT LIVING AREA
BEST IN CLASS AMENITIES
LIVE IN ATLANTA’S ELECTRIFYING EPICENTER
MIDTOWN HAS GROWN INTO THE IDEAL WHOLE FOODS DEMOGRAPHIC (2-mile radius)
AVERAGE HH INCOME
$1.91 B
BUYING POWER
45% Increase
66% Increase
$116,784
AVERAGE HH INCOME
$5.68 B
BUYING POWER
12% Increase
19% Increase
2024
$63,851
2019
2000
Daytime population exceeds 241,908 within a 2-mile radius.
$132,005
AVERAGE HH INCOME
$6.99 B
BUYING POWER
WALK SCORE
90
1,000
75%
OF RESIDENTS IN THE MIDTOWN CORE ARE MILLENNIALS OR GEN-XERS
FEET
(Buying Power = Avg. HH Income x # of Households) V A L U A T I O N & A N A LY S I S F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 9 | 1 0
MIDTOWN DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE MF Units
SF Office
SF Retail
Hotel Keys
SCAD Student Housing
106
-
-
-
Ascent Midtown
323
-
3,000
165
Midtown Union
350
605,000
99,500
255
No. 2 Opus Place
235
-
-
-
Vireo
310
-
-
-
1125 Peachtree
56
207,100
6,000
253
1138 Peachtree
323
21,500
-
-
SLS Hotel & Residences
66
-
-
214
40 West 12
73
-
-
-
14th & Spring
338
250,000
5,500
-
903 Peachtree
417
-
12,000
-
Hanover Midtown
350
43,000
11,000
-
Juniper & 5th
150
-
-
-
The Mark
281
-
7,500
-
Alexan 880
356
-
10,000
-
The Standard
280
-
10,000
-
Spring at Third
320
-
8,500
-
T3 West Midtown
230,000
-
-
Atlantic Yards
500,000
-
-
Boundary
150,000
10,000
-
Campanile
13,600
42,500
-
1105 West Peachtree
770,000
7,500
-
NCR Headquarters Phase 2
516,000
-
-
8th at West
472,000
4,500
-
Coda
720,000
42,270
-
Anthem Headquarters
352,000
-
-
712 West Peachtree
335,000
5,000
-
Norfolk Southern Headquarters
996,870
3,000
-
Hampton Inn and Suites
-
-
186
Dual Hotel
-
-
282
40 West 12
-
-
180
6,182,070
287,770
1,535
4,334
Property Name
R EC E N T LY DELIV E R ED / 2 01 6 - PR E S EN T
PROP OSE D / U N DER C ONS TRUC TIO N
Property Name
MF Units
SF Office
SF Retail
Hotel Keys
The Local On 14th
360
-
-
-
Spectrum on Spring
256
-
13,500
-
AMLI Arts Center
350
-
3,261
-
Atlantic House
400
-
11,500
-
YOO on the Park
245
-
-
-
Piedmont House
198
-
-
-
Azure on the Park
327
-
3,200
-
Sixty 11th
319
-
14,000
-
Post Midtown Millenium
332
-
-
-
Hanover West Peachtree
332
-
13,000
-
Modera Midtown
450
-
13,000
-
Nine 15 Midtown
343
-
19,000
-
Broadstone Midtown
218
-
-
-
Trace Midtown
294
-
6,300
-
lilli Midtown
147
-
-
-
Anthem on Ashley
244
-
-
-
Windsor Old Fourth Ward
268
-
-
-
881 Peachtree
350
44,000
11,200
-
Northside Hospital Medical Office
-
154,207
-
-
NCR Headquarters Phase 1
-
516,000
-
-
AC Hotel / Moxy Hotel
-
-
-
288
Springhill Suites
-
-
-
170
5,433
714,207
107,961
458
T H E S O U T H E AS T ’ S M O S T P R O M I N E N T D E V E L O P M E N T P I P E L I N E PROPOSED / UNDER CONSTRUCTION
AT&T MIDTOWN I & II *HFF IA Transaction $260.0 Million BUYER: CBRE Global Investors / Korea Post SELLER: Macfarian Capital Partners / VEREIT
MULTI FAMILY
OFFICE
RETAIL
HOTEL
(UNITS)
(SQUARE FOOTAGE)
(SQUARE FOOTAGE)
(KEYS)
4,334
6,182,070
287,770
1,535
RECENTLY DELIVERED / 2016 - PRESENT COLONY SQUARE *HFF Debt Transaction $278.4 Million CLIENT: North American Properties
MULTI FAMILY
OFFICE
RETAIL
HOTEL
(UNITS)
(SQUARE FOOTAGE)
(SQUARE FOOTAGE)
(KEYS)
5,433
714,207
107,961
458
M I DT OWN ’ S F O RT I F I E D D E N S I T Y TOTAL MIDTOWN STATISTICS MULTI FAMILY
OFFICE
RETAIL
HOTEL
(UNITS)
(SQUARE FOOTAGE)
(SQUARE FOOTAGE)
(KEYS)
16,770
24,800,000
2,700,000
4,877
24 1, 90 8
DAYTIME EMPLOYEES (2-MILE RADIUS)
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MULTI FAMILY 5 6 22 23 24 25
21 19
20
4 26
3
27
2
18
7 29 28 35
8
15
14
9
12
10
31
16 17
13 30
32 33
11
34
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PROPERTY NAME
UNITS
PROPERTY NAME
1
The Local On 14th
360
8
Sixty 11th
2
Spectrum on Spring
256
9
3
AMLI Arts Center
4
Atlantic House
UNITS 1
PROPERTY NAME
UNITS
PROPERTY NAME
UNITS
PROPERTY NAME
UNITS
319
15 lilli Midtown
147
22 Vireo
310
29 Hanover Midtown
350
Post Midtown Millenium
332
16 Anthem on Ashley
244
23 1125 Peachtree
56
30 Juniper & 5th
150
350
10 Hanover West Peachtree
332
17 Windsor Old Fourth Ward 268
24 1138 Peachtree
323
31 The Mark
281
400
11
Modera Midtown
450
18 SCAD Student Housing
106
25 SLS Hotel & Residences
66
32 Alexan 880
356
5 YOO on the Park
245
12 Nine 15 Midtown
343
19 Ascent Midtown
323
26 40 West 12
73
33 The Standard
280
6
Piedmont House
198
13 Broadstone Midtown
218
20 Midtown Union
350
27 14th & Spring
338
34 Spring at Third
320
7
Azure on the Park
327
14 Trace Midtown
294
21 No. 2 Opus Place
235
28 903 Peachtree
417
35 881 Peachtree
350
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OFFICE 8
9
7
12 19
5
14
10 1
6
13 2
11
4
16 15 17 18
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3
PROPERTY NAME
SF
PROPERTY NAME
SF
PROPERTY NAME
SF
PROPERTY NAME
SF
1
Northside Hospital Medical Office
154,207
6
Midtown Union
605,000
11
14th & Spring
250,000
16 Anthem Headquarters
352,000
2
NCR Headquarters Phase 1
516,000
7
1125 Peachtree
207,100
12
Hanover Midtown
43,000
17 712 West Peachtree
335,000
3
T3 West Midtown
230,000
8
Campanile
13,600
13 NCR Headquarters Phase 2
516,000
18 Norfolk Southern Headquarters
996,870
4
Atlantic Yards
500,000
9
1138 Peachtree
21,500
14 8th at West
472,000
19 881 Peachtree
44,000
5
Boundary
150,000
10 1105 West Peachtree
770,000
15 Coda
720,000
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HOSPITALITY & MARTA 6 7
1 3
1
4
5
8
2
3
9
2
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PROPERTY NAME
KEYS
1
AC Hotel / Moxy Hotel
288
2
SpringHill Suites
3
4
PROPERTY NAME
KEYS
MARTA STATION
6
1125 Peachtree
253
1
Arts Center
170
7
SLS Hotel & Residences
214
2
Midtown
Ascent Midtown
165
8
Dual Hotel
282
3
North Avenue
4
Midtown Union
255
9
40 West 12
180
4
Civic Center
5
Hampton Inn & Suites
186
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ACC ES S ING
AGGRESSIVE CAPITAL
&
C OMPE T IT IVE
MARKETING PROCESS
CREATING THE ALLURE OF EXCLUSIVITY HFF WOULD LIKE TO HOST A “COMING SOON” COCKTAIL PARTY AT THE GRAND OPENING OF WHOLE FOODS FOR A SELECT NUMBER OF TARGET INVESTORS. THIS EVENT WILL BE DESIGNED TO CREATE AN EMOTIONAL CONNECTION BETWEEN INVESTORS AND THE ASSET, WHICH WILL PROMOTE INCREASED COMPETITION AND MAXIMUM PRICING.
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GRA ND OPE NIN G OF
C O M I N G
S O O N
Whole Foods Market at Icon
W HO LE FO OD S MA RK ET AT IC ON
ATL ANT A’S NEW WH OLE FOO DS FLA GSH IP LOC ATI ON IN THE HEART OF MIDTOWN ATLAN TA
PLEA SE JOIN THE HFF FOR COCK TAILS AND AN EXCL USIV E TOUR AT
GRA ND OPE NIN G OF
WH OL E FO OD S MA RK ET AT ICO N ATLA NTA’S NEW WHOL E FOOD S FLAG SHIP LOCA TION IN THE
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HIGHLY CHOREOGRAPHED TOUR PROCESS MARKETING SUITE IN AN ICON APARTMENT Showcase ICON Midtown - the most luxurious multi-family community in Atlanta with an un-matched amenity base, hand-picked, high end finishes and an irreplaceable, urban location in the heart of Midtown Atlanta.
HIGHLIGHT DEMAND & DENSITY DRIVERS HFF will produce life-size poster board aerials and maps, similar to those shown on pages 11 - 15, and set up them in the “Marketing Room” to illustrate to Investors the explosive growth, density and strength of Midtown Atlanta - the fastest growing submarket in the Southeast.
SENIOR MANAGEMENT LED MARKETING TOURS HFF’s Senior Team Leadership will host carefully scripted marketing tours of the Midtown Atlanta submarket, the ICON Midtown, and Whole Food’s New Flagship Store.
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ACCESSING CAPITAL:
UNDERSTANDING THE STATE OF THE MARKE T
Whole Foods at ICON Midtown checks all the boxes for Institutional Investors
High preference for incomedriven returns (durable cash flow & low capital expenditures)
Focus on permanence and value preservation
HFF is able to understand in real-time what investors are looking for through our proprietary information sharing software, CapTrack.
28+ YEARS OF HISTORICAL DATA
15,100+ TERM SHEETS (2018) Best Pricing
74 INVESTOR MEMOS PER WEEK
Real-time Pricing & terms
Deal Certainty
Optimal Execution
26,460+ CLOSED DEALS SINCE 1998
Market Leading Terms
Investors aware of peak cycle pricing, yet are willing to stretch pricing for generational opportunities
Long duration Investors seeking assets designed to perform in perpetuity across market cycles
LIVE INVESTOR CRITERIA
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SOURCING GLOBAL CAPITAL HFF expects Whole Foods at ICON Midtown to generate significant interest amongst International Investors. HFF’s Global Capital Team will be fully briefed on the asset so that they can ensure the most active International Investors are aware of the opportunity in real-time.
HFF’S APPROACH TO GLOBAL CAPITAL SINCE 2012, HFF HAS CLOSED $100 BILLION OF GROSS REAL ESTATE VALUE IN OVER 900+ TRANSACTIONS INVOLVING GLOBAL CAPITAL
FOCUS ON IMPORTING CAPITAL INTO THE U.S. DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS ENGAGE, INFORM AND EDUCATE FACE-TO-FACE MEETINGS ON PERPETUAL GLOBAL ROADSHOW WORLDWIDE REPUTATION AS A TRUSTED CAPITAL MARKETS INTERMEDIARY
HFF 2018 GLOBAL CAPITAL ACTIVITY
17
COUNTRIES VISITED
106
319
DAYS ABROAD
MEETINGS ABROAD
CANADA $44.2B
ASIA $17.7B
EUROPE $22.1B MIDDLE EAST $3.3B
AUSTRALIA $0.8B
302
DEALS SOURCED 2017 - YTD 2018
LATIN AMERICA $0.6B
$24.8 B
TOTAL VOLUME 2017 - 2018
V A L U A T I O N & A N A LY S I S F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 9 | 2 0
BREAKTHROUGH PRICING THE EXCHANGE AT HAMMOND A REAL-TIME EXAMPLE
Through our carefully managed marketing process, HFF is able to generate the deepest buyer pool possible and push pricing from a position of strength.
OFFERS
RAN GE
M EDI AN
16
$75.5 M - $87.1 M
$85.0 M
2ND ROUND
OFFERS
RAN GE
M EDI AN
9
$75.8 M - $93.1 M
$89.25 M
BUYER INTERVIEW
OFFERS
RAN GE
M EDI AN
4
$91.25 - $93.5 M
$92.175 M
FINAL BID
OFFERS
WI N N I N G BI D
2
$93.85 M
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10% INCREASE
1ST ROUND
APPENDIX
CLIENT REFERENCES
INVESTORS WE HAVE RECENTLY TRANSACTED WITH
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LEE SCHAFFLER (212) 648-2129 lee.s.schaffler@jpmorgan.com
RYAN BOAN (704) 988-4961 ryan.boan@nuveen.com
MIKE LEWANDOWSKI (312) 897-4009 mike.lewandowski@lasalle.com
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05
06
LAUREN HOLDEN (212) 883-2577 lauren.holden@clarionpartners.com
ROSS COOPER (516) 869-2611 rcooper@kimcorealty.com
ERIC METZUNG (216) 755-5847 emetzung@sitecenters.com
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MARKETING TIMELINE HFF believes a selective marketing strategy with compelling marketing materials, a curated market tour, and multiple financing solutions will yield the highest price for Whole Foods at ICON Midtown.
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PRE-DD / PACKAGING & PRE-MARKETING
SALES PROCESS
DUAL TRACK DEBT
• Pre-Marketing “Kick Off” Event at Whole Foods Grand Opening
• Collaborative Branding -
• Simultaneously market to
• Investor Road Show (Domestic & International) in conjunction with HFF Global Capital Team • Detailed underwriting, due diligence review and valuation • Prepare preliminary marketing materials
distribute comprehensive marketing package and video to targeted investors
• Soft launch and preview tour • Begin cultivating buyer pool • Conduct fully scripted property
MATERIALS PREPARATION
INITIAL OFFERS / BEST & FINAL
lenders to qualify multiple financing options in order to provide Buyers with the full spectrum of financing options available to push underwriting and maximize proceeds.
• Collect initial offers • Evaluate offers • Best and final bid • Conduct a 3rd round of bidding if warranted
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CONTRACT
CLOSING PROCESS
• Prepare and negotiate
Purchase and Sale Agreement
• Open escrow upon delivery of
• Facilitate waiving of
contingencies and deposit going non-refundable
contract and deposit
• Buyer’s Due Diligence
concurrent with contract negotiations in an effort to expedite timing
• Set up weekly conference calls
Reduce Buyer’s due diligence and potential for re-trade
2019
05
& market tours
• Full Investor due diligence identify and qualify likely Investors and determine which have immediate capital deployment needs
Mar. / April
04
6 WEEKS
and marketing updates
Create Competition
April / May
2019
MARKETING & PROPERTY TOURS
Provide Optionality
4 WEEKS
May
2019 INITIAL OFFERS DUE
Maximize Value
1 WEEK
June
2019 BUYER SELECTION & CONTRACT
Seller controls terms of transaction to minimize its risk
Successful transition to new Ownership
July
August
4 WEEKS
2019 DUE DILIGENCE
4 WEEKS
2019 CLOSING
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SALES COMPS HFF TRANSACTION
Mult-Tenant
HFF TRANSACTION
Multi-Tenant / New Construction
Mult-Tenant / New Construction
HFF DEBT TRANSACTION
Mult-Tenant / New Construction
HFF TRANSACTION
Single-Tenant / New 15-Year Lease
Sale Date
Oct-18
Jun-18
Mar-18
Dec-17
Sep-17
Property Name
Exchange at Hammond
Stonewall Station
Shops at MacArthur Hills
Peachtree Station
Whole Foods Tampa
Address
5920 & 5930 Roswell Rd. Sandy Spings, GA 30328
400 E Stonewall St. Charlotte, NC 28202
6731 M MacArthur Blvd Irving, TX 75063
5001 Peachtree Blvd Chamblee, Georgia 30341
3802 Northdale Blvd Tampa, FL 33642
Submarket
Sandy Springs
Uptown
Las Colinas
Buckhead / Brookhaven
Tampa
Square Feet
334,787
47,000
75,387
105,720
36,900
Purchase Price
$93,850,000
$34,100,000
$45,000,000
$67,000,000
$15,500,000
Price / SF
$280
$726
$597
$657
$420
Unlevered IRR
7.60%
N/A
5.76%
N/A
5.70%
Cap Rate
5.10%
4.75%
5.25%
4.90%
5.00%
Occupancy
99%
81%
100%
100%
100%
Buyer
Jamestown
Asana Partners
Clarion Partners
Sarofim Realty Advisors
Prime Estates
Seller
Mimms Enterprises
Crescent Communities
Leon Capital
SJ Collins
Weingarten Realty V A L U A T I O N & A N A LY S I S F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 9 | 2 5
ASSUMPTIONS REAL ESTATE TAX BREAKDOWN
GENERAL ASSUMPTIONS Tax Expenses
Millage Rate
Net Tax
Fulton Bonds
0.00023
$4,232.00
Fulton Operations
0.0102
$187,680.00
$5,000 per annum
Atlanta Bonds
0.00188
$34,592.00
Operating Expenses:
Utilized the projected operating expenses provided by Ownership
Atlanta General
0.00785
$144,440.00
Atlanta Parks
0.0005
$9,200.00
Credit & Collection Loss:
N/A
Atlanta School
0.02074
$381,616.00
Management Fee:
1.5% of Effective Gross Revenue
Midtown CID
0.005
$92,000.00
Reimbursements:
In accordance with Whole Foods Lease
Total Estimated 2020 Tax Liability
Leasing Costs:
N/A
Analysis Period:
10 Years, beginning May 1, 2019
Inflation:
Reimbursements: 3.0% annual increase Expenses: 3.0% annual increase Cap Reserves: 0.0%
Capital Reserves:
ADDITIONAL ASSUMPTIONS 1. Phase I Insurance: For the purpose of this Analysis, we have estimated that the Phase II Owner’s prorata share of Phase I Insurance will be $2,000 per annum with 3% annual escalations. 2. Phase I Real Estate Taxes: For the purpose of this Analysis, we have assumed that the portion of Whole Food’s premises that is located in Phase I will be separately parceled prior to a sale and that Whole Food’s will be responsible for reimbursing 100% of this expense. 3. Real Estate Tax Reassessment: For the purpose of this Analysis, we have assumed Phase II’s Real Estate Taxes will be re-assessed at the full sales price in 2020 and will be discounted for the following nine years in accordance with the Memorandum of Agreement between Owner and The Development Authority of Fulton County.
Whole Foods 50% Reimbursement of Annual Tax Savings
$853,760.00
Year
City of Atlanta & Fulton County Tax Estimates
Tax Abatement
Net Taxes
Estimated Annual Tax Savings
$181,150.80
2020
$853,760.00
50%
$426,880.00
$426,880.00
$163,262.16
2021
$879,372.80
55%
$483,655.04
$395,717.76
2022
$905,753.98
60%
$543,452.39
$362,301.59
2023
$932,926.60
65%
$606,402.29
$326,524.31
$78,751.28
2024
$960,914.40
70%
$672,640.08
$288,274.32
$54,075.88
2025
$989,741.83
75%
$742,306.38
$247,435.46
Total Estimated Tax Savings Paid to Landlord $1,258,337.30
2026
$1,019,434.09
80%
$815,547.27
$203,886.82
2027
$1,050,017.11
85%
$892,514.54
$157,502.57
2028
$1,081,517.62
90%
$973,365.86
$108,151.76
Total Estimated Tax Savings
$2,516,674.59
$213,440.00 $197,858.88
$144,137.16 $123,717.73 $101,943.41
NPV @ 5.7% Discount Rate $1,013,704.94
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CASH FLOW FO R T H E YEAR EN D IN G Apr-20
Apr-21
Apr-22
Apr-23
Apr-24
Apr-25
Apr-26
Apr-27
Apr-28
Apr-29
Apr-30
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,365,695
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,048,093
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,150,794
2,365,695
Common Area Maintenance
158,890
163,631
168,517
173,550
178,737
184,232
189,740
195,414
201,261
207,368
213,806
Real Estate Taxes
426,880
483,655
543,452
606,402
672,640
742,306
815,547
892,515
973,366
1,113,963
1,147,383
Phase II Insurance
16,236
16,748
17,275
17,815
18,369
18,787
19,370
19,969
20,583
21,132
21,549
602,006
664,035
729,243
797,767
869,746
945,325
1,024,657
1,107,898
1,195,210
1,342,463
1,382,738
2,650,099
2,712,127
2,777,336
2,845,859
2,917,838
3,096,119
3,175,451
3,258,692
3,346,004
3,493,257
3,748,433
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,650,099
2,712,127
2,777,336
2,845,859
2,917,838
3,096,119
3,175,451
3,258,692
3,346,004
3,493,257
3,748,433
111,000
114,330
117,760
121,293
124,931
128,679
132,540
136,516
140,611
144,830
149,175
426,880
483,655
543,452
606,402
672,640
742,306
815,547
892,515
973,366
1,113,963
1,147,383
Whole Foods Market Base Rental Revenue Absorption & Turnover Vacancy Total Base Rental Revenue
Total Expense Recovery Revenue TOTAL POTENTIAL GROSS REVENUE Vacancy Loss EFFECTIVE GROSS REVENUE Common Area Maintenance Real Estate Taxes Phase II - Insurance & Est. PRS of Phase I Insurance
17,404
17,926
18,464
19,018
19,588
20,176
20,781
21,405
22,047
22,708
23,390
Management Fee
39,751
40,682
41,660
42,688
43,768
46,442
47,632
48,880
50,190
52,399
56,226
595,035
656,593
721,336
789,400
860,927
937,603
1,016,500
1,099,316
1,186,214
1,333,900
1,376,174
2,055,063
2,055,534
2,056,000
2,056,459
2,056,911
2,158,516
2,158,951
2,159,376
2,159,790
2,159,357
2,372,259
Tenant Improvements
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Leasing Costs
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
Total Operating Expenses NET OPERATING INCOME
Capital Reserves Total Capital Costs
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
NET CASH FLOWS
2,050,063
2,050,534
2,051,000
2,051,459
2,051,911
2,153,516
2,153,951
2,154,376
2,154,790
2,154,357
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