Industrial Development Continues in Second Quarter

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1 Research & Forecast Report GREENVILLE-SPARTANBURG-ANDERSON, SC INDUSTRIAL Q Industrial Development Continues in Second Quarter Ron Anderson Vice President, Administration South Carolina Key Takeaways > > Large waves of construction are underway. > > The flex market continues to be under-supplied. Market Conditions The Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson market had a relatively slow second quarter but the overall health looked strong. Vacancy increased slightly to 6.73%, with 301,825 square feet of net negative absorption. More than 5.26 million square feet of space were added to the market over the last 12 months. Rents remained steady and the pipeline of future construction was very strong, with 5.6 million square feet of additional space under construction. Warehouse/Distribution The warehouse/distribution sector constitutes the largest portion of the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson industrial market, with slightly more than 171 million square feet. At the end of the second quarter of 2017 vacancy had risen to 6.73%. Rents were stable, with many properties in the development pipeline and 2.1 million square feet absorbed in the previous quarter. The average rent for Class A warehouse space was $4.25 per square foot per year triple net. Manufacturing The Upstate is a manufacturing powerhouse. It is home to BMW, General Electric and Lockheed Martin. At the end of the second quarter, there were 15 million square feet of manufacturing buildings. During the quarter, 34,400 square feet were absorbed and vacancy fell to 5.27%. Rents in the manufacturing sector were $3.10 per square foot per year triple net. Flex Vacancy in the flex market rose slightly to 9.59% in the second quarter of There were 1,173 square feet of net negative absorption, with a 45,000-square-foot building added. The average rental rate was stable this quarter at $8.75 per square foot per year triple net. Market Indicators Relative to prior period VACANCY NET ABSORPTION CONSTRUCTION RENTAL RATE** Q Q3 2017* Note: Construction is the change in Under Construction. *Projected **Rental rates for current quarter are for CBD. Rent forecast is for metro-wide rents. Summary Statistics Q Greenville Industrial Market Industrial Vacancy Rate 6.73% Change From Q (basis points) Absorption New Construction* Under Construction *New construction is buildings delivered Asking Rents NNN Per Square Foot Per Year Market $4.00 Flex $8.75 Warehouse $4.25 Manufacturing $3.10

2 Capital Investments In 2017, $244 million in capital investments and at least 1,436 new jobs were announced in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson market. Additionally, many announcements made in the past 2 years are nearing opening. For instance, Michelin s distribution center in Spartanburg County and Valeant s expansion will begin operating soon, driving additional investment in the surrounding areas. Significant Transactions The statewide expansion of logistics, automotive and aeronautical production is driving the expansion of manufacturing in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson market. With access to national markets via Interstates 85 and 26 and international markets through the Port of Charleston, tenants and investors are scouring the region for locations and investments. Leasing and sales have been brisk as a result. Sales were consummated throughout the region while leasing activity was concentrated in the Highway 101 and Highway 290 submarkets this quarter. Most tenants securing space were leasing between 75,000 and 200,000 square feet. Leases > > Rudolph Logistics leased 171,600 square feet at Caliber North (2988 Green) from Liberty Properties. > > Lear Corporation leased 157,000 square feet at 1201 Woods Chapel Road from Beacon Partners. > > At 2781 New Cut Road, a 125,000-square-foot lease was completed by Grupo Antolin. > > Lockheed Martin completed a 104,500-square-foot lease at 1508 Antioch Church Road. > > The 75,000-square-foot Clinton Speculative building was leased by General Electric. Sales > > 780 Flatwood Industrial Road, a 901,000-square-foot distribution center was purchased by the Eaton Vance Investment Group from Johnson Development for $65 million, or a 6.25% cap rate. > > 1201 Woods Chapel Road and 545 Brookshire were part of a $72.5 million sale in June from Beacon Partners to Grammercy Property Trust. They were 350,000 and 240,101 square feet, respectively. 100 Technology Way > > Plastek Industries acquired 200 Masters Boulevard in Anderson from Coveris Flexibles for $3.5 million. > > 15 Pelham Ridge, a 60,000-square-foot warehouse was acquired by Circuit Board Medics LLC for $3.5 million. Construction Pipeline Construction activity remains near its historic high in the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson market, with 5.6 million square feet under construction. 291,600 square feet were delivered this quarter. Delivered > > Caliber North Building 2, a 171,600-square-foot building in the Highway 101 corridor was completed. > > A 45,000-square-foot flex building was delivered at the Hayward Ridge Business Park. > > The 75,000-square-foot Clinton Speculative Building was delivered. Under Construction > > The 2.1 million-square-foot Michelin distribution center is well underway, with delivery of the first phase expected in early > > Valeant Pharmaceuticals continues to construct a 432,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in the Highway 101 corridor in Spartanburg County. > > Plastics Omnium is building a 632,000-square-foot plant in Moore near the BMW facility in Greer. > > There is a 331,800-square-foot building under construction at the Augusta Grove Industrial Park south of Greenville. > > Protrans and Magna each have 230,000-square-foot buildings under construction near the Inland Port. Market Forecast Leasing activity will continue to be brisk over the next several quarters. Developers are continuing to secure sites for build-to-suit and speculative construction, especially in Spartanburg County. With the completion of several new manufacturers and distribution centers eminent, production at the Volvo and Sprinter Van facilities in Charleston set to begin in 2018 and continued national economic expansion, the immediate future looks strong for industrial leasing and sales in the market. Hillside Source: Red Bullet Development Source: Scannell Properties 2 South Carolina Research & Forecast Report Q Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson Industrial Colliers International

3 Q Industrial Market Summary Statistics Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson, SC MARKET ANDERSON COUNTY BUILDINGS INVENTORY DIRECT VACANT SUBLEASE VACANT TOTAL VACANT TOTAL VACANCY RATE (%) NET ABSORPTION Flex/R&D 1 38, % 0 Manufacturing 12 2,678,489 33, , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution ,976,675 1,035, ,035, % 12,250 Anderson County Total ,693,164 1,069, ,069, % 12,250 AUGUSTA ROAD DONALDSON Flex/R&D 4 74,687 10, , % 0 Manufacturing ,404 20, , % 31,500 Warehouse/Distribution 163 9,613, , , , % -641,300 Augusta Road Donaldson Total ,476, , , , % -609,800 COWPENS Manufacturing 5 163, % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 20 2,909,708 18, , % 0 Cowpens Total 25 3,073,164 18, , % 0 GAFFNEY Manufacturing 2 43,904 5, , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 51 4,463,606 1,053, ,053, % -13,578 Gaffney Total 53 4,507,510 1,058, ,058, % -13,578 GREENWOOD COUNTY Flex/R&D 2 34,528 3, , % 0 Manufacturing 21 2,975, , , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 31 1,030,783 92, , % -16,000 Greenwood County Total 54 4,040, , , % -16,000 HWY 101 CORRIDOR Flex/R&D ,396 8, , % 0 Manufacturing 2 78, % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 151 7,267, , , % 320,441 Hwy 101 Corridor Total 178 8,037, , , % 320,441 HWY 221 CORRIDOR Flex/R&D 1 73, % 0 Manufacturing ,663 38, , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 50 3,827, , , % 17,000 Hwy 221 Corridor Total 68 4,411, , , % 17,000 HWY 29/129 CORRIDOR Flex/R&D 1 29,880 2, , % 0 Manufacturing , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution ,245, , , % -23,600 Hwy 29/129 Corridor Total ,659, , , % -23,600 HWY 290 CORRIDOR Flex/R&D 2 62,690 4, , % 5,700 Manufacturing , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 80 8,411, , , % 0 Hwy 290 Corridor Total 92 8,792, , , % 5,700 HWY 585 CORRIDOR Flex/R&D ,045 41, , % 0 Manufacturing ,803 30, , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 100 9,191,231 1,069, ,069, % 29,088 Hwy 585 Corridor Total ,464, , ,140, % 29,088 3 South Carolina Research & Forecast Report Q Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson Industrial Colliers International

4 HWY 81 CORRIDOR Flex/R&D 1 14, % 2,623 Manufacturing 4 141, % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 28 4,226,038 3, , % 0 Hwy 81 Corridor Total 33 4,381,820 10, , % -6,348 MAULDIN Flex/R&D ,369 15, , % 0 Manufacturing , , , % 3,100 Warehouse/Distribution 126 9,236, , , % 11,400 Mauldin Total ,114, , , % 14,500 PELHAM ROAD Flex/R&D ,568 62, , % 3,000 Manufacturing 7 193,806 26, , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 98 4,713,738 42, , % -12,500 Pelham Road Total 123 5,345, , , % -9,500 PIEDMONT Flex/R&D 5 94,374 32, , % 0 Manufacturing 8 179,557 7, , % 5,000 Warehouse/Distribution 80 3,795,755 85, , % -12,400 Piedmont Total 93 4,069, , , % -7,400 SIMPSONVILLE FOUNTAIN INN Flex/R&D 4 77,776 5, , % -1,525 Manufacturing 8 228, % 0 Warehouse/Distribution ,834, , , % 16,250 Simpsonville Fountain Inn Total ,140, , , % 14,725 WHITE HORSE Flex/R&D 1 18,502 18, , % 0 Manufacturing 1 23,665 23, , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 72 4,998,781 1,207, ,207, % -3,453 White Horse Total 74 5,040,948 1,249, ,249, % -3,453 WINGO Flex/R&D 1 30, % 0 Manufacturing , % 0 Warehouse/Distribution 56 8,154, ,764 51, , % 139,464 Wingo Total 73 8,669, ,764 51, , % 139,464 OTHER SUBMARKETS Flex/R&D 47 1,632, , ,344 11,41% -2,000 Manufacturing 118 4,780, , , % -1,895 Warehouse/Distribution ,169,302 2,771,896 80,462 2,852, % -5,200 Other Submarket Total 1,078 58,657,214 3,312,525 97,902 3,410, % -165,314 MARKET TOTAL Flex/R&D 140 4,127, , , % -1,173 Manufacturing ,307, , , % 34,400 Warehouse/Distribution 2, ,141,258 10,833, ,830 11,624, % -335,052 Market Total 2, ,576,021 12,036, ,830 12,827, % -301,825 Source: CoStar, Colliers International In January 2017, Colliers International benchmarked its industrial data set statewide. The new standard for collection is all industrial buildings 10,000 square feet or larger that can be readily adapted to an alternative industrial use. All properties were placed into a revised set of markets and submarkets and divided into three categories. Warehouse/Distribution, a facility primarily used for the storage or distribution or both of materials, goods and merchandise. Manufacturing, a facility used for the conversion, fabrication or assembly of raw or partly wrought materials into products or goods. Flex/R&D, a building designed to be used in a variety of ways with at least 30% of the rentable building area used as office. It is usually located in an industrial park setting. Specialized flex buildings can include service centers, showrooms, offices, warehouses and more. Due to the adjustments of the building inventory, comparison of data included in previously published market reports should be avoided. 4 South Carolina Research & Forecast Report Q Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson Industrial Colliers International

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