In Support of the SW Ecodistrict. Creating and Preserving Investor Value for More Than 50 Years

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1 L Enfant Plaza Aerial View JBG and L Enfant Plaza In Support of the SW Ecodistrict

2 JBG Commitment to Sustainability Company-wide sustainability initiatives underway for material energy, water and waste reduction across the diverse portfolio 69% of JBG s Portfolio, representing over $6.5B in properties is invested in green projects: - 37% EnergyStar labeled - $3.6B - 27% is LEED certified - $2.5B - 37% is LEED registered in the pipeline- $3.5B 32 active development projects with over 11.9 million SF of commercial, mixed-use, residential and hotel projects in the LEED registration pipeline NC, ND or C&S 25 existing commercial office buildings, with 7.2 million SF for planned LEED EB-OM registration in Over 22 LEED Accredited Professionals on the JBG staff

3 JBG Portfolio Energy Results GHG Impact Range 12,285 Metric Tons CO²e Reduction between 2011 and 2012 JBG Achieved 7% Reduction in Portfolio Electricity Usage for 17,408,736 kwh Savings 2011 to 2012 Same Carbon Sequestration Benefit as Planting 314,942 Trees for 10 Years Same Carbon Sequestration Benefit as Planting 10,068 Acres US Forest JBG Portfolio Electricity Usage: 247,414,000 kwh in

4 SITE SITE Property Challenges: vintage, built in an era where energy was low cost

5 LEP - Existing Asset Sustainability Initiatives 50% Renewable Energy - Purchase of Green-e RECS = 12,355,499 kwh for LEP Energy Audits Completed detailed assessments of existing office and hotel, with portion of projected funded by DC SEU rebates Demand Response Program - participation started in 2012 and on-going for peak load reduction during emergency periods Utility and Energy Benchmarking tracking of consumption metrics with property scorecards and data collection by Ecova JBG Green Tenant Web site JBGgreen.com for tenant education EVCs under DOE Pilot Program Installation of electric vehicle car charging stations in the garage under ECOtality/Blink network pilot program LEED EB O&M Volume Program new policies for sustainability Bike Transportation Support new bike cages with card readers for security Improved Recycling switched to single stream cycling with composting

6 LEP - Redevelopment Path to Sustainability Renovation and Development Plan East Office / Existing Hotel ENERGYSTAR scores from 66 to 72 as result of audits, CAPEX, bench-marking initiatives North Office - ENERGYSTAR labeled, LEED EB O&M Silver target for 2014, major common area/mep renovation underway Garage major renovation project including new high efficiency T8 lighting with wireless controls for 40% energy savings in 2013 East Retail renovation complete, new food court at the METRO, updating retail services for the SW market West Retail Renovation to improve day-light and pedestrian access for more market area activity Future Southeast Office 200,000 SF new office targeting LEED Gold Future Center Office 600,000 SF new office targeting LEED Gold

7 East Office Renovation New lobby entrances and finishes, common area, restroom, shuttle elevators, MEP, fire life-safety upgrades Replacement with energy efficient roof-top chillers, water efficient fixtures

8 East Retail Renovation: Food Court Starbucks Potbelly Five Guys Burgers Moe s Southwest Grill Roti Mediterranean Grill Frozen Yogurt Indulgence Mamma Ilardo s Pizza Au Bon Pain Crumbs Bakery Gourmet Sandellas Flat Bread Other Retail Hallmark US Postal Service Nash s Sporting Goods ProSports Health Mina s Boutique Jay Jewelers 4-U Accessories Gateway Newsstands Edna s Shoe Shine

9 North Office Renovation: New plaza lobby entrance and finishes, promenade level, restrooms, MEP, fire life-safety and GSA compliance upgrades Targeting LEED EB O&M Silver with numerous water, lighting, HVAC efficiency improvements

10 L Enfant Plaza Development Transformation

11 West Retail Glass Pavilion and Landscaping

12 West Retail Interior

13 Future Southeast Office Building 220,000 RSF Efficient, 20,000 SF Floors Open floor plate allows daylight penetration throughout the plan Exceeds Federal Sustainability Standards Targeting LEED Gold Rooftop Terrace with Views of the Potomac River Direct Access to L'Enfant Plaza Metro Station

14 Future Southeast Office Building Plaza / Lobby

15 Southeast Office Building SW Water Views

16 Future Center Office Building 600,000 RSF Designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners out of London The unique transfer structure creates a perched box that allows the plaza level to remain open and enhances the relationship with the retail below This level of architecture can transform this site and provide a clear node between the Mall and the Southwest waterfront Targeting a large GSA user Ability to include state of the art high efficiency systems and HVAC infrastructure

17 Opportunity to Build With Sustainable Technologies

18 Opportunity for Dynamic Retail Connections