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Direct Property Portfolio+ Property Details Asset Type Warehouse/Distribution Centre Acquisition Date Date Here Lettable Area Xx Sqm Book Value $14.20 Million Goodman Group June 2011 Direct property portfolio+ Property details Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre Acquisition date Date here Lettable area xx sqm Book value $14.20 million b Property name here TableAddress goes of here, contents Moorebank, NSW Australia Europe Warehouse/Distribution centres Business parks Greystanes Park East 01 Air Park Paris-Sud 37 Greystanes Park West 02 Kingston Distribution Centre 03 United Kingdom MFive Industry Park 04 Warehouse/Distribution centres Perth Airport – Amerind 05 Amazon 39 Perth Airport – ITT Flygt 06 Centrum 100 Business Park 40 Perth Airport – Toll Transport 07 Citadel Logistics Centre 41 Roberts Distribution Centre – Building A 08 Earlstrees Industrial Estate 42 Roberts Distribution Centre – Building B 09 Hinckley 43 Sheffield Distribution Centre 10 Hoddesdon 44 Southend Distribution Centre 11 Maltby 45 Taylor Distribution Centre 12 Pioneer Business Park 46 Business parks Royal Oak Industrial Estate 47 Airgate Business Park 14 Tunnel Industrial Estate 48 Botany Grove Business Park 15 Business parks Campus Business Park 16 Gloucester Business Park 50 Chase Business Park 17 Clayton Business Park 18 Euston Business Park 19 Notes: Forestridge Business Park 20 + Properties are 100% owned, unless otherwise stated. + Book values are as at 30 June 2011 and in Australian currency. Homebush Corporate Park 21 IBC Corporate Centre 22 Lidcombe Business Park 23 Moorabbin Business Park 24 Orion Business Park 25 Slough Business Park 26 Toyotagreen Business Park 27 Property Description Property details Industrial+ Copy to goestates here please. Copy to go here please. Copy to Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre go here please. Copy to go here please. Alexandria Industrial Estate 29 Acquisition date Date here + Copy to go here please. Copy to go here please. Copy to Lettable area xx sqm Burrowsgo here Industrial please. Copy Estate to go here please. 30 Discovery Cove Industrial Estate 31 Book value $14.20 million Goldsborough Industrial Estate 32 Homebush Bay Industrial Estate 33 Keylink Industrial Estate 34 Mitchell Industrial Estate 35 Goodman Group Direct Property Portfolio June 2011 c Australia Warehouse/ Distribution centres+ GreystanesPark East 2 Foundation Place and 1-5 Butu Wargun Drive, Greystanes, NSW Property Description Property details + Greystanes Park East consists of multiple warehouse Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre and distribution facilities constructed in stages since 2002. The property is located 30 kilometres west of the Acquisition date 1 February 2005 Sydney CBD with direct connection to the M4 Motorway Lettable area 69,352 sqm providing access to the Sydney CBD, Sydney Airport Book value $121.8 million and Sydney Ports via the M7 Motorway. Goodman Group Direct Property Portfolio June 2011 1 GreystanesPark West 8-16 Picrite Close, Pemulwuy, NSW Property Description Property details + Greystanes Park West consists of three warehouse and Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre distribution facilities which were constructed over stages since 2004. The property is located 30 kilometres west Acquisition date 1 February 2005 of the Sydney CBD with direct connection to the M4 Lettable area 49,509 sqm Motorway providing access to the Sydney CBD, Sydney Book value $67.6 million Airport and Sydney Ports via the M7 Motorway. 2 Kingston Distribution Centre 90-110 Mills Road, Braeside, VIC Property Description Property details + Kingston Distribution Centre comprises a free standing Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre industrial facility constructed in the early 1990’s. The property is located in Braeside, an established south Acquisition date 1 February 2005 eastern industrial precinct 25 kilometres southeast Lettable area 40,043 sqm of Melbourne CBD. The property has multiple access Book value $28.2 million points and is in close proximity to major arterials in the Lower Dandenong and Boundary Road. Goodman Group Direct Property Portfolio June 2011 3 MFive Industry Park 1 Moorebank Avenue, Moorebank, NSW Property Description Property details + MFive Industry Park comprises five modern office Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre and warehouse facilities. The property is located in Moorebank 25 kilometres west of the Sydney CBD. Acquisition date 1 February 2005 The property is within two kilometres of the Lettable area 81,043 sqm M5 Motorway providing access to both Sydney Book value $140.2 million Ports and west to the Hume Highway. 4 Perth Airport – Amerind Abbott Road, Perth Airport, WA Property Description Property details + The Amerind facility at Perth Airport is a free standing Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre distribution building constructed in 2008. It is located 10 kilometres north-east of the Perth CBD and is in Acquisition date 1 December 2007 close proximity to major infrastructure including Lettable area 5,633 sqm the Perth Airport and Tonkin Highway. Book value $6.3 million Goodman Group Direct Property Portfolio June 2011 5 Perth Airport – ITT Flygt Tarlton Crescent, Perth Airport, WA Property Description Property details + The ITT Flyght facility at Perth Airport is a free standing Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre distribution building constructed in 2007. It is located 10 kilometres north-east of the Perth CBD and is in Acquisition date Leasehold close proximity to major infrastructure including the Lettable area 2,951 sqm Perth Airport and Tonkin Highway. Book value $4.1 million 6 Perth Airport – Toll Transport Horrie Miller Drive, Perth Airport, WA Property Description Property details + The Toll facility at Perth Airport is a free standing Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre distribution building constructed in 2007. It is located 10 kilometres north-east of the Perth CBD and is in Acquisition date 5 April 2007 close proximity to major infrastructure including the Lettable area 19,587 sqm Perth Airport and Tonkin Highway. Book value $35.1 million Goodman Group Direct Property Portfolio June 2011 7 Roberts Distribution Centre – Building A 77-91 Roberts Road, Chullora, NSW Property Description Property details + Roberts Distribution Centre, Building A comprises Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre two recently constructed office and warehouses. The property is located in Chullora 18 kilometres Acquisition date 1 February 2005 west of the Sydney CBD. The property has access Lettable area 21,840 sqm to Sydney’s major arterials, M4 and M5 Motorways, Book value $33.5 million via Roberts Road. 8 Roberts Distribution Centre – Building B 81-85 Roberts Road, Chullora, NSW Property Description Property details + Roberts Distribution Centre, Building B, comprises Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre three high clearance warehouses. The property is located in Chullora, 18 kilometres west of the Sydney Acquisition date 1 February 2005 CBD, with access to major arterials, M4 and M5 Lettable area 32,978 sqm Motorways via Roberts Road. Book value $33.8 million Goodman Group Direct Property Portfolio June 2011 9 Sheffield Distribution Centre 40-50 Sheffield Road, Welshpool, WA Property Description Property details + Sheffield Distribution Centre comprises two Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre freestanding office and warehouse buildings with residual development land. The property is located in Acquisition date 1 February 2005 Welshpool with 13 kilometres north of the Perth CBD. Lettable area 19,565 sqm The property is part of the Kewdale industrial precinct Book value $24.4 million in close proximity to the railway freight terminal and Perth airport. 10 Southend Distribution Centre 697 Gardeners Road, Mascot, NSW Property Description Property details + Southend Distribution Centre comprises a single, Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre office and warehouse. The building is located in Mascot, seven kilometres south of the Sydney CBD. The property Acquisition date 1 February 2005 is in close proximity to major infrastructure including Lettable area 29,806 sqm the Sydney Airport and Port Botany as well as major Book value $41.7 million arterials, Southern Cross Drive, the Eastern Distributor and M5 Motorway. Goodman Group Direct Property Portfolio June 2011 11 Taylor Distribution Centre West Avenue, Edinburgh, SA Property Description Property details + Taylor Distribution Centre comprises two freestanding Asset type Warehouse/distribution centre warehouses with the most recent being completed in 2007. The property is located in Edinburgh, 25 kilometres Acquisition date 31 August 2005 north of the Adelaide CBD. The property resides Lettable area 19,036 sqm within the Edinburgh industrial precinct which is the Book value $9.1 million predominant industrial area within South Australia. 12 Australia Business parks+ Airgate Business Park 360 Coward Street, Mascot , NSW Property Description Property details + Airgate Business Park comprises six freestanding Asset type Business Park office/warehouses which has been developed in stages since 2000. It is located in Mascot, seven Acquisition date 1 February 2005 kilometres south of the Sydney CBD with close proximity Lettable area 40,877 sqm to major infrastructure including Sydney Airport and Book value $79.1 million Port Botany. It is also well connected to major arterials such as Southern Cross Drive, Eastern Distributor and M5 Motorway. 14 Botany Grove Business Park 21-23 Green Street and 16-20 Baker Street, Botany, NSW Property Description Property details + Botany Grove Business Park comprises six office/ Asset type Business Park warehouse facilities which have recently
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