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OFFERING MEMORANDUM [email protected] +1 2166586120 First Vice President JOSEPH KHOURI $800,000 PRICEREDUCTION! HIGH PERFORMINGGROCERY SHADOW ANCHOREDCENTER IMMEDIATE VALUE ADDINVESTMENT 2390-2466 WPROSPECT RD|ASHTABULA,OH44004 SAYBROOK PLAZA [email protected] +1 216363 6453 Senior Associate KEVIN MOSS [email protected] +1 216535 0188 Associate VINCE MINGO

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 01 02 03 Executive Summary Property Description Financial Analysis 04 05 Tenant Profiles Market Overview

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

CBRE, Inc is pleased to exclusively offer the opportunity to acquire Saybrook Plaza, a 205,917 PROPERTY NAME: Saybrook Plaza square foot community center located in Ashtabula, Shopping Center OH. The center is anchored by Giant Eagle (not owned) and Big Lots and features a desirable ADDRESS: 2390 - 2466 W Prospect Road Ashtabula, OH 44004 small shop tenant line-up with Verizon Wireless, CosmoProf, H&R Block, GetGo Gas Station and SIZE: 205,917 SF more. Giant Eagle, the #1 Market Share Grocer in (Giant Eagle not included in GLA) the Cleveland MSA, recently renewed next door showing further commitment to the center. LAND AREA: 28.76 AC Saybrook Plaza offers an investor an immediate value-add opportunity to increase gross income OCCUPANCY: 22.8% significantly via lease-up of the remaining 154,872 SF of vacant space. Additionally, an investor can YEAR BUILT: 1956, 1992, Renovated 2012 create further value through creative restructuring of pads through disposition and redevelopment of KEY TENANTS: Big Lots, Verizon, GetGo, existing pad infrastructure. H&R Block

Shadow Anchored by Giant Eagle, Saybrook Plaza PRICE/SF: $14.08 per SF is home to the only full-service grocery store in Ashtabula with the nearest Giant Eagle location PRICE: $3,700,000 $2,900,000 over 16 minutes away. Giant Eagle at Saybrook Plaza not only offers full-service grocery but also includes a drive-thru pharmacy and state liquor agency making it a high performing store for the brand.

This incredible investment opportunity is being offered free & clear of existing financing.

(Shadow Anchor)

5 INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

HIGH PERFORMING GROCERY MINIMAL SHOPPING CENTER STORE ANCHOR, GIANT EAGLE, COMPETITION IN THE MARKET WITH RECENT 10 YEAR RENEWAL (SHADOW ANCHORED)

PRICED AT A FRACTION OF THE EXTREME VALUE-ADD UPSIDE AND REPLACEMENT COST WITH FUTURE REPOSITIONING STRATEGY REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

6 INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

DOMINANT GROCERY ANCHOR LIMITED GROCERY COMPETITION

Saybrook Plaza is anchored by Giant Eagle, the dominant Giant Eagle at Saybrook Plaza is the only full-service grocery grocer in the Cleveland MSA capturing 24.4% of the market store in Ashtabula with the nearest Giant Eagle location being with over 40 supermarket locations in the area. Pittsburgh- 16 minutes away. The store features not only full-service based Giant Eagle is ranked as one of the top 40 largest grocery, but also includes a drive-thru pharmacy, state liquor private companies by Forbes, operating over 400 retail agency and a GetGo Gas Station. With all these features, Giant locations throughout Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Eagle has continued to have a strong performance at this Maryland, and Indiana, with annual revenues of $8.9 billion. location and recently executed a 10-year extension to stay.

STRONG PERFORMING & HEALTHY ANCHORS SIGNIFICANTLY BELOW REPLACEMENT COST

Giant Eagle and Big Lots report exceptionally strong sales The Property is being offered well below replacement cost volumes at Saybrook Plaza. With combined sales in excess of at $17.80 PSF. Additionally, the Property has seen recent $30,000,000, an investor can take comfort in the long-term investment of late with having undergone a facade renovation profitability and sustainability of their anchor tenants for many in 2012 - featuring modern EIFS Facade, cornice molding, years to come. and masonry columns. Recent investment was also made into Giant Eagle’s space, as a full roof replacement was recently completed. IMMEDIATE VALUE-ADD OPPORTUNITY

Saybrook Plaza offers an investor an immediate value-add UNENCUMBERED ASSET opportunity to increase gross income significantly via lease- up of the remaining 154,872 SF of vacant space. Additionally, Offered free and clear of any existing financing, a new investor an investor can create value through the sale of the existing can take advantage of historically low interest rates and Verizon outparcel, redevelopment of the existing pad, or ample availability in the capital markets to enhance returns strategic disposition of condo’ing portions of the center (Big through creative capitalization structures. Lots on separate tax parcel).

NATIONAL/REGIONAL ANCHOR TENANTS

Saybrook Plaza features a strong tenant line-up of national tenants, comprised of Big Lots, GetGo Gas Station, Verizon SAYBROOK Wireless, CosmoProf and H&R Block. In addition, Saybrook Plaza is shadow-anchored by the much-desired regional grocery anchor in Giant Eagle (#1 Market Share Grocer in PLAZA Cleveland MSA). 7 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

PROPERTY NAME: Saybrook Plaza Shopping Center

ADDRESS: 2390 - 2466 W Prospect Road Ashtabula, OH 44004

SIZE: 205,917 SF (Giant Eagle not included in GLA)

LAND AREA: 28.76 AC

OCCUPANCY: 22.8%

YEAR BUILT: 1956, 1992, Renovated 2012

KEY TENANTS: Big Lots, Verizon, GetGo, H&R Block

9 * POTENTIAL REDEVELOPMENT CONCEPTUAL RENDERING SITE PLAN

*GIANT EAGLE IS SEPARATELY OWNED TENANT PROFILES

One of North America’s largest broadline closeout retailers, Big Lots operates more than 1,400 stores across the US. It sells a variety of brandname products -- including food and other consumables, furniture, housewares and decor, seasonal items, and toys -- that have been overproduced, returned, discontinued, or liquidated. Furniture UNIT 20A - 35,000 SF CORPORTATE OFFICES - COLUMBUS, OH represents the company’s largest product line, accounting for more BIG (NYSE) than 25% of sales. Big Lots, which has been shuttering physical stores in WWW.BIGLOTS.COM recent years, also offers products via its website, including some items only available online.

Source: D&B

Verizon Communications is a provider of communications, information and entertainment products and services to consumers, businesses and government entities. The company serves approximately 95 million retail connections, 6 million broadband connections and 4 million Fios video connections. Verizon’s wireline unit provides local telephone, long- UNIT 25 - 4,860 SF distance, internet access, corporate networking and digital TV services. CORPORTATE OFFICES - NEW YORK, NY In addition, Verizon offers a wide range of telecom, managed network, VZ (NYSE) security, and IT services to commercial and government clients in more WWW.VERIZON.COM than 150 countries. The company also sells devices such as smartphones, tablets, laptop computers and netbooks, and other wirelessenabled connected devices, such as smartwatches and other wearables. The company was incorporated in 1983 under the laws of the State of Delaware.

Source: D&B

CosmoProf gives Salon Professionals access to over 25,000 products from the best brands in the industry. With over 1200 Cosmo Prof® stores to pick up your favorite products and explore new brands. trade show. In 2005 Beauty Systems Group entered the Los Angeles and Hawaiian marketplace to expand into the Western U.S. through the acquisition UNIT 14 of 93 CosmoProf stores. The Company operates primarily through two CORPORTATE OFFICES - DENTON, TX business segments, BSG (NYSE) WWW.SALLYBEAUTYHOLDINGS.COM Source: Wikipedia TENANT PROFILES

Giant Eagle has its talons firmly wrapped around parts of the mid- Atlantic and midwestern US. The retailer -- a market leader in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and eastern Ohio -- operates some 475 stores under the brands Giant Eagle (neighborhood supermarkets), Market Districtv(upscale grocery stores), and GetGo (convenience stores/gas stations). Beyond Pennsylvania and Ohio, the regional UNIT 1 - 56,698 SF company has locations invMaryland, Indiana, and West Virginia. CORPORTATE OFFICES - PITTSBURGH, PA WWW.GIANTEAGLE.COM Along with traditional grocery and convenience products, the chains feature services such as pharmacies, in-store banking, and professional dry cleaning, as well as delivery and curbside pickup.

The Giant Eagle at Saybrook Plaza is separately owned.

H&R Block is one of the largest tax return preparers in the US, where it boasts over 12,000 company-owned and franchised retail locations. The company offers customers the options of filing taxes online or in person and doing their own taxes or having them done UNIT 9 - 2,760 SF CORPORTATE OFFICES - KANSAS CITY, MO by an H&R Block professional. H&R Block collects revenue from HRB (NYSE) service and product fees, software sales, and franchise royalties. WWW.HRBLOCK.COM Source: D&B

GetGo is a convenience store chain owned and operated by Giant Eagle. Both are based in Pittsburgh. The chain operates locations in Indiana, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

UNIT 26 The GetGo concept is different than other “gas station at CORPORTATE OFFICES - PITTSBURGH, PA supermarket” concepts in that Giant Eagle was able to give the chain WWW.GIANTEAGLE.COM its own identity and become a full-fledged convenience store/gas station chain. This is unlike most other supermarket chains, which have largely kept the gas stations strictly selling gas and under a generic identity.

Source: Wikipedia MARKET OVERVIEW

Ashtabula is a city in Ashtabula County, Ohio, United States, and the center of the Ashtabula Micropolitan Statistical Area. It is located at the mouth of the Ashtabula River on Lake Erie, one of the Great 129,704 Lakes, across from the province of Ontario, Canada and 53 miles (85 POPULATION - km) northeast of Cleveland. The name Ashtabula is derived from ashtepihəle, which means ‘always enough fish to be shared around’ in 30 MINUTE DT the Lenape language.

The city became an important destination on the Underground Railroad in the middle 19th century, as refugee slaves could take ships to Canada and freedom. Even in the free state of Ohio, they were at risk of being captured by slavecatchers. Beginning in the late 19th century, 51,680 the city became a major coal port on Lake Erie at the mouth of the HOUSEHOLDS - Ashtabula River northeast of Cleveland. Coal and iron were shipped here, the latter from the Mesabi Range in Minnesota. The city attracted 30 MINUTE DT immigrants from Finland, Sweden and Italy in the industrial period. Ashtabula hosts an annual Blessing of the Fleet Celebration, usually in late May or early June. As part of the celebration, a religious procession and prayer service is held at Ashtabula Harbor. The city was the site of the FinnFestUSA in 2007, a celebration of Finnish Americans.

As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 19,124, a 44 decrease of 1,838 from the 2000 census. It has lost population due to MEDIAN AGE - a decline in industrial jobs. 30 MINUTE DT In the 20th century Ashtabula developed rapidly as a major shipping and commercial center because of its access to Lake Erie and nearly 30 miles of shoreline. Ashtabula Harbor hosts an annual ‘Blessing of the Fleet’ community festival. This Blessing of the Fleet began as a practice of priests for Catholic Portuguese and Irish fishermen and tugmen who had settled in Ashtabula. By 1950, this event was held as a public ceremony under the auspices of Mother of Sorrows parish. In $67,618 1974, the Blessing of the Fleet became a community affair, with all of AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD Ashtabula’s religious and harbor community participating. INCOME - 30 MINUTE DT The United States Coast Guard Station and the Ashtabula Maritime & $67,618 Surface Transportation Museum, located in the old lighthouse keepers AVERAGE HOUSEHOLD INCOME home, help to preserve Ashtabula’s maritime heritage. - 30 MINUTE DT Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashtabula,_Ohio 7,870 6,450 HARBOR PLAZA ASHTABULA,ASHTABULA, OH OHN 531 4,820 RETAIL TRADE AREATRADE AREA MAP

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© 2015 CBRE, Inc. CBRE and the CBRE logo are service marks of CBRE, Inc. and/or its affiliated or related companies in the United States and other countries. All other marks displayed on this document are the property of their respective owners. Traffic Counts: Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), 2012 Last Updated: November 24, 2015 DEMOGRAPHICS

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2020 Population - Current Year Estimate 32,109 68,781 123,128 291,955

2025 Population - Five Year Projection 31,657 64,656 122,248 292,588

2020 Daytime Population 32,908 64,669 113,711 278,491

2020 Households - Current Year Estimate 13,471 26,588 49,167 115,871

2020 Average Household Size 2.34 2.40 2.45 2.48

2020 Median Age 42.4 43.8 44.0 43.3

2020 Average Household Income $52,990 $60,910 $67,618 $78,101

2025 Average Household Income Projection $57,581 $66,522 $74,487 $85,843

2020 Median Household Income $38,747 $47,454 $52,460 $59,143

2020 Per Capita Income $22,208 $24,800 $26,830 $30,985

2020 Population 25 and Over 22,534 46,998 88,776 208,570 CLEVELAND, OHIO

MSA OVERVIEW

On the banks of Lake Erie, the city of Cleveland (Population: 381,226), which lies 40 miles north of Akron and 130 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, is the principal city of the Cleveland-Elyria MSA and the county seat of Cuyahoga County. The MSA is the 34th largest in the United States, includes five counties and has a total population of 2.07 million.

The Greater Cleveland area continues to be one of the preferred locations in the State of Ohio. Greater Cleveland offers many desirable amenities, a high standard of living, and a healthy economy that attracts a myriad of businesses to the area.

2,073,482 34TH POPULATION LARGEST MSA IN THE US EDUCATION

Cleveland is home to 31 colleges and universities. Most well-known is Case Western Reserve University, the top-ranked private research university in Ohio and one of the best in the United States. Ranked 42nd in the nation, Case Western Reserve has several prominent undergraduate as well as graduate and professional programs. Other colleges and universities in the area include Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland Institute of Music and Cleveland State University. These educational institutions fuel Cleveland’s growing tech industry and top-notch healthcare and biotechnical research sectors.

31 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

TRANSPORATION

Cleveland’s historical growth can be attributed to the city’s strategic location on Lake Erie, which allows local manufacturers to receive raw materials and export finished goods via the Port of Cleveland. The port, located at the mouth of the Cuyahoga River on Lake Eerie, is the third largest in the Great Lakes and a major bulk freight terminal. ALMOST 50% OF THE US For those who prefer to travel by land, several major highways serve POPULATION IS WITHIN the city. These include Interstate 71, Interstate 77, Interstate 90, 500 MILES OF THE Interstate 480, and Interstate 490 among others. The city is also traversed by Amtrak and several inter-modal freight rail terminals. CLEVELAND METRO AREA.

The Cleveland Hopkins International Airport offers yet another mode of travel. Cleveland Hopkins International is the busiest airport in 60% OF U.S. FORTUNE Ohio, serving more than ten million passengers annually. The airport 500 HEADQUARTERS ARE offers 156 daily nonstop departures, serving over 50 destinations. A 1 DAY DRIVE AWAY.

THE CLEVELAND AREA HAS MULTIPLE MODES OF TRANSPORTATION CORRIDORS, INCLUDING 6 DEEP-WATER PORTS, 3 CLASS I RAILROADS, 5 INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS AND 2 MAJOR AIRPORTS. ECONOMY NOTABLE GREATER CLEVELAND EMPLOYERS

Once known as a steel town during the Industrial Era of Ohio’s COMPANY # OF EMPLOYEES development, set of industries and economic drivers fuel its $119B GDP modern economy. Although manufacturing is still a primary economic Cleveland Clinic Foundation 45,444 sector, Cleveland has diversified its economy with the following sectors: transportation, aviation, health care, insurance, retailing, University Hospitals Health System 22,619 utilities, commercial banking and finance. The Cleveland MSA serves as headquarters to 14 companies on the Fortune 1000 list, both industrial Progressive 11,943 and nonindustrial, as well as 5 companies on the Fortune 500 list. Giant Eagle 8,361 Major Cleveland area employers include Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals Health System, Progressive Insurance, Giant Eagle Inc., The MetroHealth System 6,982 General Motors Corporation, MetroHealth System, KeyCorp, Case Western Reserve University and Swagelok Company. Elyria is home to Mercy Health 6,600 many businesses and several worldwide headquarters. Invacare, a world leader of mobility care, is headquartered in Elyria, along with RIDGID KeyCorp 5,334 Tool, Diamond Products, and Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems. Sherwin Williams 4,933

Case Western Reserve University 4,470

Swagelok Co. 4,272

FirstEnergy 4,028

Ford Motor Co. 3,550

Huntington National Bank 3,395

Lincoln Electric 3,096

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 2,805

FORTUNE 500 COMPANY HQ FORTUNE 1000 COMPANY HQ RECENT CORPORATE EXPANSIONS

Accel Schools Ohio Modern Hire, Inc. AIY Properties Inc Riverside Partners, LLC AML Rightsource Sherwin-Williams Brouse McDowell LPA Franchise Service Concepts Gingo Palumbo Leasing Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Mim Software Inc. The Siegfried Group, LLP Weltman, Weinberg & Reis. Co., LPA OUR INNOVATION

U.S. News & World Report Ranks THE CLEVELAND CLINIC as the #1 Hospital for Cardiology and Heart Surgery and #2 Hospital in the World

SMART MANUFACTURING INNOVATION CLUSTER assists in the growth and competitiveness of the Northeast Ohio economy through industrial Iot implementation and innovation, leveraging the region’s manufacturing base.

GLOBAL CENTER FOR HEALTH INNOVATION One-of-a-kind innovation hub made up of biomedical startups, healthcare institutions, universities, industry-leading corporations, investors and other organizations with a mission to enable healthcare innovation.

GLOBAL CARDIOVASCULAR BIOENTERPRISE INNOVATION CENTER (GCIC) Helps companies innovate ideas and technologies is a cardiovascular product development from the embryonic stage, connecting them with consortium.GCIC is focused on the formation, critical resources and relationships, guiding them as attraction, expansion and retention of they build their businesses, sell their products and cardiovascular companies to create jobs and services, and tell their stories. Their partnership has facilitate economic development in the State created, recruited and accelerated more than 700 of Ohio. To-date, a significant number of new companies. companies, jobs have been created and direct and follow-on funding throughout the state.

QUALITY OF LIFE

Cleveland ranks as one of the country’s most livable cities and is very attractive for young professionals. The MSA’s cost of living is 29% below the national average, and Cleveland has recently been ranked 4th among 29% 25 cities where pay goes furthest. As a mid-sized city, the area is highly BELOW NATIONAL AVERAGE regarded for its lively arts and cultural scene, low cost of living, and numerous attractions and natural resources.

Major attractions in the area include the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Cedar Point Amusement Park, Children’s Museum of Cleveland, Cleveland $47,150/YEAR Botanical Garden and the Cuyahoga Valley National Park among many others. Cleveland’s major professional sports teams include the YEARLY INCOME Cleveland Indians (MLB), Browns (NFL) and the Cavaliers (NBA). The CLEVELANDERS NEED sporting facilities for the area include Progressive Field, First Energy Stadium, Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse and Wolstein Center. TO BUY A HOME WITH A MEDIAN VALUE OF $165,805

#2 AMONG 10 MOST AFFORDABLE CITIES TO BUY A HOME Forbes, 2021

#3 AMONG THE TOP 15 U.S. CITIES TO LAUNCH YOUR CAREER LinkedinNews, 2020 SAYBROOK PLAZA 2390-2466 W PROSPECT RD | ASHTABULA, OH 44004

IMMEDIATE VALUE ADD INVESTMENT HIGH PERFORMING GROCERY SHADOW ANCHORED CENTER $800,000 PRICE REDUCTION!

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