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Contents Commercial, industrial market experts cautiously optimistic ..............4

Feature Properties

Charleston Region Office and Retail Shopping Center Space .............5

Faber Centre ....................... 8

Office Vacancy Rate* Second Quarter 2009 .......................................5 Office Market Snapshot – Charleston – Second Quarter 2009 ......... 6 Industrial Market Snapshot – Charleston – Second Quarter 2009.... 7

Parkshore Centre ................ 9 SCRA Innovation Center at Charleston ......... 10 Trident Research Center ... 11 Liberty Center ................... 12

Office Buildings ............................................................................ 15

Ashley Overlook ................ 13

Commercial/Industrial Real Estate Companies .............................. 18

Two Rivers Center ............. 14

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Commercial, industrial market experts cautiously optimistic

By Allison Cooke Oliverius aoliverius@scbiznews.com n increasing number of economists are saying the worst of the recession is over and the nation’s economy is on the long road to recovery.

But those in the real estate industry are still waiting to exhale.

There have been signs of improvement — including a rebound in the local housing market and a 1.4% drop in industrial property vacancies — but the market as a whole remains uncertain, and consumers remain cautious.

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Hunkered down More than 125,000 square feet of office space opened up in the Charleston region in the second quarter, bringing the vacancy rate up to 21.5%.

According to the second-quarter office market report released this summer

by Grubb & Ellis WRS, although vacancy rates have continued to increase, they have done so at a slower rate.

“The pace has slowed, so I think people have hunkered down to try to ride this out. It seems like the housing market is warming up, so I expect it (the office market) to rise slightly and hopefully level off,” said Jeremy Willits, senior vice president and principal of Grubb & Ellis WRS. “But I

don’t think we’ll see any dramatic improvement until the unemployment rate improves.”

The central business district downtown proved to be the bright spot in the office market report, with “an astonishing 93% occupancy rate.”

Meanwhile, office space in suburban areas has taken the hardest hit.

Vacancies on Daniel Island and in Mount Pleasant, North Charleston and West Ashley range from 23.2%-27.4%.

Willits said many renters in suburban areas were largely tied to the real estate industry, including real estate agents, homebuilders and closing attorneys. As companies looked for ways to lower overhead this year, many decided to consolidate offices and reduce their footprint.

To attract new office tenants and keep current tenants, Willits said landlords in all areas are more willing to accept shorter lease terms or reduced rental rates. In some cases, rent has dropped nearly 25%. The goal is to generate income in the short term while limiting the long-term commitment to a lower rental rate.

When it comes to purchasing office space, Willits said there are many good opportunities, particularly for owners who intend to occupy a space.

“The buyers that are owner-occupants are the ones who are more likely to get a loan,” he said. “They can purchase now for a better price than they’ve seen in years.”

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Industrial leasing strengthens “For the first time since the peak of the market in 2007, the Charleston industrial market has hard data to indicate a turnaround,” Grubb & Ellis stated in its industrial market trends report for the second quarter.

Overall, Grubb & Ellis’ research shows vacancy rates in the second quarter dropped from 13.8% to 12.4%. And while rates hover around 20% for the Summerville, West Ashley and Clements Ferry/East Cooper areas, rates for downtown, North Charleston and Berkeley County all have single-digit vacancy rates.

“Leasing will be the main driver for the next 18 months or so,” said Michael Ferrer, vice president of global logistics for Grubb & Ellis WRS. “We are not seeing the same amount of fear people had in the fourth quarter of last year or the first quarter of this year.”

The report also noted that landlords continue to offer incentives, including short-term leases, to keep properties occupied. But the real value is in locking in a long-term lease.

“The silver lining is, if you are a successful company in the defense or medical industry or other market that hasn’t been impacted, you can get a good deal,” Ferrer said. “It’s a tenant’s market.”

With the amount of space available — about 4.6 million total square feet — and the great desire to sell or rent, buyers and renters can find a good deal.

The best deals in purchasing industrial space occur when the buyer intends to use the space purchases, rather than rent it out. Still, not too many people have been motivated to buy, as Grubb & Ellis reports there have been fewer than 11 transactions in the past 12 months.

Ferrer said that activity has greatly diminished as a result of a combination of more stringent lending requirements; a big disconnect between buyers and sellers on property value; and difficulty in securing financing.

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CHARLESTON REGION OFFICE AND RETAIL SHOPPING CENTER SPACE Office Space % Available 4,769,013 16.3% 5,130,751 12.0% 5,100,681 11.4% 5,271,948 12.5% 5,740,524 11.7% 6,548,371 16.1% 6,957,945 16.9% 8,646,005 15.9% 9,881,505 17.7%

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Retail Space % Available 11,494,631 15.0% 11,168,835 12.1% 11,354,901 10.7% 12,278,197 11.2% 12,333,817 11.8% 13,001,699 12.2% 12,683,726 10.3% 14,976,315 10.0% 14,712,658 8.1%

* The Center for Business Research suspended its office and retail surveys from 2004-06.

Surveys resumed in 2007.

Note: Survey includes retail shopping centers larger than 30,000 square feet and office buildings larger than 10,000 square feet in the tri-county area.

Source: Center for Business Research

OFFICE VACANCY RATE* SECOND QUARTER 2009 27.4 25.3 25

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Cautiously optimistic Looking ahead, Ferrer is hopeful that things will really begin to turn around by the end of next year.

“I think everyone is going to be cautiously optimistic,” he said. “It’s not going to be red-hot like it was before.”

But Charleston is poised for a strong return, Ferrer continued.

“Charleston has very strong fundamentals, and this, too, shall pass,” he said. “Charleston still has a lot going for it — great quality of life, good infrastructure, great port and national developers with the ability to provide job creation that we haven’t had in the past. These things will have led Charleston to a position where it is well-situated for the rebound.”

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OFFICE MARKET SNAPSHOT – CHARLESTON – SECOND QUARTER 2009 By submarket (All classes) Downtown CBD Total Daniel Island Mount Pleasant North Charleston West Ashley Suburban Total Totals

Total (1) SF 1,755,436 1,755,436 1,076,779 1,547,508 3,570,318 1,096,469 7,291,074 9,046,510

Vacant (2) SF 121,538 121,538 295,127 371,919 9,047,161 254,197 1,825,959 1,947,497

Vacant % 6.9 6.9 27.4 24 25.3 23.2 25 21.5

Net Absorption Current Qtr. Year-to-Date Under Construction SF (3) 252 263 35,000 252 263 35,000 (49,265) (53,593) 76,120 (2,633) (44,316) 22,500 (43,805) 16,100 150,000 (26,259) (17,816) 62,800 (121,962) (99,625) 311,420 (121,710) (99,362) 346,420

Asking Rent (4) Class “A” Class “B” $28.76 $23.37 $28.76 $23.37 $24.78 $22.38 $23.94 $22.75 $21.39 $20.05 $23.89 $20.36 $23.20 $21.32 $23.77 $21.43

(1) Inventory includes multitenant and single-tenant buildings with at least 10,000 square feet.

(2) Vacant space includes both vacant direct and vacant sublease space.

(3) Space under construction includes speculative and build-to-suit for lease projects.

(4) Asking rates are per square foot, per year, full service. Rates for each building are weighted by the size of the building.

By Class (All submarkets) Class A Class B Class C Totals

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Total SF 4,422,195 2,179,921 2,444,394 9,046,510

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Vacant SF 1,099,122 357,468 490,907 1,947,497

Vacant % 24.9 16.4 20.1 21.5

Net Absorption Current Qtr. Year-to-Date Under Construction SF (3) (16,855) (1,926) 346,420 (87,340) (94,765) – (17,515) (2,671) – (121,710) (99,362) 346,420

Available for Sublease CBD Suburban – 63,000 – 54,790 – 12,048 – 129,838

Class “A” properties are the most prestigious buildings competing for premier office users with rents above average for the area. Class “B” properties compete for a wide range of users with rents in the average range for the area. Class “C” buildings compete for tenants requiring functional space at rents below the area average.

CBD = Central Business District Source: Grubb & Ellis WRS Office Market Trends Charleston, Second Quarter 2009

INDUSTRIAL VACANCY RATE* THROUGH SECOND QUARTER 2009 22.0% 22% 20%

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*All industrial product types Source: Grubb & Ellis WRS Office Market Trends Charleston, Second Quarter 2009

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INDUSTRIAL MARKET SNAPSHOT – CHARLESTON – SECOND QUARTER 2009 By submarket (All classes) Berkeley County Downtown East Cooper North Charleston Outside Metro Area Summerville West Ashley Totals

Total (1) SF 6,718,590 2,810,406 3,974,250 17,269,400

Vacant (2) SF 450,215 203,860 850,962 1,626,517

Total Vacancy % 6.7 7.3 21.4 9.4

5,812,077 764,460 37,349,183

1,373,105 139,423 4,644,082

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Net Absorption Current Qtr. Year-to-Date Under Construction SF (3) – 129,710 – (10,000) (10,000) – 215,143 219,953 – 241,759 95,985 39,892 81,290 – 528,192

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60,000 – 98,892

Asking Rent (4) WH/Dist. R&D/Flex $5.74 $7.27 $4.22 $8.67 $4.85 $5.50 $4.27 $6.52 $3.88 $4.42 $4.41

$7.20 $7.30 $6.36

(1) Inventory includes multitenant and single-tenant buildings with at least 10,000 square feet.

(2) Vacant space includes both vacant direct and vacant sublease space.

(3) Space under construction includes speculative and build-to-suit for lease projects.

(4) Asking rates are per square foot, per year, triple net. Rates for each building are weighted by amount of available space within the building.

By property type General Industrial R&D/Flex Warehouse/Distribution Totals

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Total SF 1,121,583 4,221,823 32,005,777 37,349,183

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Vacant SF 119,637 926,889 6,597,556 4,644,082

Total Vacancy % 10.7 22 11.2 12.4

Net Absorption Current Qtr. Year-to-Date (8,000) -25,500 18,425 40,858 517,767 494,956 528,192 510,314

Under Construction SF (3) – 39,892 60,000 99,892

Asking Rent (4) $5.62 $6.36 $4.41 $4.84

Industrial buildings are categorized as warehouse/distribution, general industrial and R&D/flex based on their physical characteristics, including percentage of office buildout, clear height, typical bay depth, typical suit size, type of loading and typical uses.

Source: Grubb & Ellis WRS Office Market Trends Charleston, Second Quarter 2009

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FABER CENTRE

ADDRESS: 4000 Faber Place Drive CLASSIFICATION: Class “A+” Office PROPERTY MANAGER: Durlach Associates

DESCRIPTION: Developed by Durlach Associates and Holder Properties, Faber Centre is a modern four story Class A+ office building centrally located at the intersection of I-526 and Leeds Avenue in the Executive Park at Faber Place. Faber Centre opened August 2008 and is home to lead tenants SunTrust, Centex, CIGNA, and MetLife.

AVAILABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE: Contact Owner’s Representatives for Availabilities YEAR DEVELOPED: 2008

DEVELOPER’S REPRESENTATIVE NAME: John Durlach and Darby Siegel PHONE: 723-2801 and 266-8601 E-MAIL: jdurlach@durlach.com and dsiegel@holderproperties.com WEBSITE: www.FaberCentre.com

TOP ASSETS: Flexible floor plans accommodate tenant layouts and expansion requirements up to 25,000 sq. ft. on a single floor.

The limestone and granite lobby provides an entry appropriate for Charleston’s most successful businesses. Class A lobbies, restrooms and common areas set the tone for an exceptional business experience. Facility management by Durlach Associates.

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PARKSHORE CENTRE

ADDRESS: One Poston Road, Charleston CLASSIFICATION: Class “A+” Office PROPERTY MANAGER: Durlach Associates ZONING: General Office

DESCRIPTION: Charleston’s premier office environment, Parkshore Centre, offers 120,000 square feet of class A offices.

Under 10 minutes from Charleston International Airport and downtown, Parkshore provides metropolitan convenience in a naturally wooded, beautifully landscaped setting.

AVAILABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE: Contact Developer’s Representative for Availabilities PARK SIZE: 7 Acres YEAR DEVELOPED: 1989

DEVELOPER’S REPRESENTATIVE NAME: John Durlach PHONE: 843-723-2801 E-MAIL: jdurlach@durlach.com WEBSITE: www.durlach.com

TOP ASSETS: Flexible floor plans accommodate layouts from 1,000 to 40,000 square feet on a single floor. Tri-county’s most central location with direct access to I-26. Class A lobby, restrooms, and common areas. Large common conference room. On site management and leasing by Durlach Associates.

Abundant parking – 5 spaces per 1,000 square feet.

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SCRA INNOVATION CENTER AT CHARLESTON

ADDRESS: 645 Meeting St., Charleston, SC 29403 CLASSIFICATION: Class “A” office/laboratory space PROPERTY MANAGER: South Carolina Research Authority AVAILABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE: 25,000 YEAR DEVELOPED: 2009

DEVELOPER’S REPRESENTATIVE NAME: Mark Mattison, CCIM PHONE: 843-720-7505 E-MAIL: mmattison@collierskeenan.com NAME: Peter Fennelly, SIOR, MCR PHONE: 843-720-7500 E-MAIL: pfennelly@collierskeenan.com WEB SITE: www.scra.org/ scra_innovationacenters.shtml

DESCRIPTION: The 28,400-square-foot facility will consist of flexible-use, multi-tenant laboratory and office space supporting biopharma, biomed and biotech research and commercialization.

TOP ASSETS: Parking provided. Common reception area; receptionist provided. Common meeting rooms provided. Network access including e-mail available. Administrative office assistance available. Flexible modular office configurations. 24/7 security monitoring and police substation. Business, legal and financial planning assistance on site.

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TRIDENT RESEARCH CENTER

ADDRESS: 5300 International Blvd., North Charleston, SC 29418 CLASSIFICATION: Class “A” PROPERTY OWNER: South Carolina Research Authority AVAILABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE: 707 – 8,232 square feet YEAR DEVELOPED: 1988

DEVELOPER’S REPRESENTATIVE NAME: Mark Mattison, CCIM PHONE: 843-720-7505 E-MAIL: mmattison@collierskeenan.com NAME: Peter Fennelly, SIOR, MCR PHONE: 843-720-7500 E-MAIL: pfennelly@collierskeenan.com WEB SITE: www.collierskeenan.com

DESCRIPTION: The Trident Research Center is comprised of three office buildings totaling 186,000 square feet. Trident Research Center is located on International Boulevard between the Charleston International Airport and Interstate 526.

There are currently several suites available from about 700 square feet to about 8,250 square feet. The Research Center has 24/7 security monitoring, shared conference rooms and receptionist services, and full-service IT and audiovisual services available.

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LIBERTY CENTER

ADDRESS: 151 Meeting Street Charleston, SC 29401 CLASSIFICATION: “A+” office space AVAILABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE: 14,100 YEAR DEVELOPED: 1981

DEVELOPER’S REPRESENTATIVE NAME: Mark Mattison, CCIM PHONE: 843-720-7505 E-MAIL: mmattison@collierskeenan.com NAME: Colin Dunn PHONE: 843-720-1202 E-MAIL: cdunn@collierskeenan.com WEB SITE: www.collierskeenan.com

DESCRIPTION: The Class “A” office space is a sublease opportunity of approximately 14,100 square feet located on the 4th floor of Liberty Center at 151 Meeting St. in the Central Business District. The space may be subdivided to suites as small as 3,000 square feet.

TOP ASSETS: Liberty Center has true Class “A” finishes within the common areas. The 4th floor lobby entrance has marble floors and the interior of Suite 400 has many private offices with side lights and a 12-person conference room, break area, storage areas and work rooms.

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ASHLEY OVERLOOK

ADDRESS: 4390 Belle Oaks Dr., North Charleston, SC 29405 CLASSIFICATION: Class A Office PROPERTY OWNER: Grubb & Ellis Realty Investors PROPERTY MANAGER: Holder Properties AVAILABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE: 11,078 rentable square feet YEAR DEVELOPED: 2006

DEVELOPER’S REPRESENTATIVE FOR LEASING INFO: Darby Siegel, Director, Holder Properties PHONE: 843-266-8601 E-MAIL: dsiegel@holderproperties.com WEBSITE: www.ashleyoverlook.com

DESCRIPTION: Located in only Class A office park in Charleston.

With close proximity to Interstates 526 and 26, downtown, the Charleston Airport and a variety of restaurants and shopping all make Ashley Overlook a great location.

TOP ASSETS: Built in 2006. First generation space still available.

Professionally managed by Holder Properties.

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TWO RIVERS CENTER

ADDRESS: 1190 Clements Ferry Road CLASSIFICATION: Office park PROPERTY OWNER: Maritime Construction and Development LLC PROPERTY MANAGER: W. Jason Stewart ZONING: Commercial AVAILABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE: Units vary in size from 1,241 sq ft to 4,849 sq ft.

NUMBER OF BAYS: 14 units available.

Additional land is available for build-to-suit.

DESCRIPTION: Condo office park. Units are for sale or lease.

Please call for a brochure or for additional information.

TOP ASSETS: Class A, office/flex space, brick veneer, one-story complex, two existing buildings. Public water and sewer. Property fronts on Clements Ferry Road at the intersection of Clements Ferry and Cainhoy Road. This property is located in Berkeley County.

PARK SIZE: 5.32 acres YEAR DEVELOPED: 2004 TRANSPORTATION ACCESS: Property is ½ mile to Highway 41 and 6 miles to I- 526.

IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED: Two additional buildings on site, one to be 15,000 square feet and one to be 5,000 square feet or build-to-suit.

DEVELOPER’S REPRESENTATIVE NAME: Rick Kay, Agent PHONE: 843-860-2131 E-MAIL: rickay64@gmail.com WEB SITE: CharlestonMLS.com, loopnet.com

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