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DEXUS Property Group (ASX: DXS) ASX Release DEXUS Property Group (ASX: DXS) ASX release 9 June 2016 Brisbane property tour DEXUS Property Group (DEXUS) is hosting a Brisbane property tour today and provides the attached Brisbane property tour book which will be used as a basis of discussion with institutional investors and brokers. For further information please contact: Investor relations Media relations Rowena Causley T: +61 2 9017 1390 Louise Murray T: +61 2 9017 1446 M: +61 416 122 383 M:+61 403 260 754 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] About DEXUS DEXUS Property Group is one of Australia’s leading real estate groups, investing directly in high quality Australian office and industrial properties. With $21.5 billion of assets under management, the Group also actively manages office, industrial and retail properties located in key Australian markets on behalf of third party capital partners. The Group manages an office portfolio of 1.8 million square metres located predominantly across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth and is the largest owner of office buildings in the Sydney CBD, Australia’s largest office market. DEXUS is a Top 50 entity by market capitalisation listed on the Australian Securities Exchange under the stock market trading code ‘DXS’ and is supported by more than 32,000 investors from 20 countries. With more than 30 years of expertise in property investment, development and asset management, the Group has a proven track record in capital and risk management, providing service excellence to tenants and delivering superior risk-adjusted returns for its investors. www.dexus.com Download the DEXUS IR app to your preferred mobile device to gain instant access to the latest stock price, ASX Announcements, presentations, reports, webcasts and more. DEXUS Funds Management Ltd ABN 24 060 920 783, AFSL 238163, as Responsible Entity for DEXUS Property Group (ASX: DXS) DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP BRISBANE PROPERTY TOUR - 9 JUNE 2016 2 DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP - BRISBANE PROPERTY TOUR DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP BRISBANE INDUSTRIAL PORTFOLIO DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP - BRISBANE PROPERTY TOUR 3 50 & 70 RADIUS DRIVE, LARAPINTA _ PROPERTY DETAILS AT 31 DECEMBER 2015 ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________Building type Industrial/Warehouse ______________________________________________________________Title Freehold ______________________________________________________________Site Area (hectares) 4.5 ______________________________________________________________Lettable area ('000 m2) 23.1 ______________________________________________________________Lettable area adjusted ('000 m2) 11.5 ______________________________________________________________Ownership (%) DXS 50 ______________________________________________________________Co-owner DEXUS Industrial Partner _ PROPERTY STATISTICS AT 31 DECEMBER 2015 ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________Metro Area Larapinta ______________________________________________________________Zoning General Industrial Project______________________________________________________________Acquisition cost date $m Aug$13.0 2014 Yield______________________________________________________________Book onvalue: cost $m (%) $11.08.7 Occupancy______________________________________________________________Independent as valuation at 31 December date 2015 (%) Jun 20150 Independent valuation: $m $5.4 Completion______________________________________________________________ date Feb 2016 _ _ 50 & 70 Radius Drive, Larapinta, is a strategically located Property contact: _ industrial development site located midway along the east-west _ _ connector transport corridor in south east Queensland, the Logan Motorway. The recently completed development along Radius Drive provides 23,080 square metres of high quality office and warehouse logistics accommodation. DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP 1 4 DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP - BRISBANE PROPERTY TOUR DRIVE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, 255 ARCHERFIELD ROAD, RICHLANDS _ PROPERTY DETAILS AT 31 DECEMBER 2015 ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________Building type Industrial Estate ______________________________________________________________Title Freehold ______________________________________________________________Site Area (hectares) 13.35 ______________________________________________________________Lettable area ('000 m2) 75.3 ______________________________________________________________Lettable area adjusted ('000 m2) 75.3 ______________________________________________________________Number of buildings 5 ______________________________________________________________YearCompletion built date 2014-20162004 Ownership______________________________________________________________ (%) DWPF _ PROPERTY STATISTICS AT 31 DECEMBER 2015 ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________Metro Area Richlands ______________________________________________________________Zoning General Industrial & Light Industry ______________________________________________________________Acquisition date Nov 2010 Occupancy (%) 71.5 Development cost ($m) $99.0 _ Property contact: _ _ Jeff Gordon Ph: +61 423 550 583 DRIVE Industrial Estate is a 13.35 hectare site offering 76,000 _ DEXUS Property Group square metres of large scale prime quality multi-unit industrial _ facilities. Stage 1 reached practical completion in late 2014 and is 86% leased. Stage 2 is also now complete. The estate consists of five sub-divisible buildings accommodating 3,000-35,000 square metres attracting users looking for innovative, flexible and purpose built facilities. Richlands is a core industrial market with excellent connectivity to key transport infrastructure, primary industries and employment hubs, located approximately 18 kilometres southwest of the Brisbane CBD. The site benefits from excellent access to main transport nodes including the Ipswich, Logan and Centenary motorways, all within two kilometres from the site. BUILDING 4 WAREHOUSE 13,669.5m² CARPARKING 41 SPACES TARGET TARGET BUILDING 5A BUILDING 5B HARDSTAND 16,063.5m² 16,063.5m² HARDSTAND HARDSTAND 38m 36m 35m 10m AWNING OVER 6m AWNING OVER 6m AWNING OVER CARPARKING CARPARKING 14 SPACES 13 SPACES OFFICE 5A OFFICE 4 79 UNDERCROFT CARPARKING 1,163.5m² 984m² (over 2 levels) (over 2 levels) OFFICE 5B 17 SPACES CARPARKING 931.5m² 76 UNDERCROFT CARPARKING 79 UNDERCROFT CARPARKING (over 2 levels) OFFICE 3A 343m² (over 2 levels) substation pump WHEELPRO CARPARKING 28 SPACES CARPARKING 13 SPACES CARPARKING 17 SPACES BUILDING 3A f s tank 2,014.0m² HARDSTAND HARDSTAND CARPARKING 35m 35m HARDSTAND 31 SPACES 35m CARPARKING 10m AWNING OVER HARDSTAND 88 SPACES 10m AWNING OVER 35m CARPARKING 20 SPACES OFFICE 1A 531m² OFFICE 2 (over 2 levels) OFFICE 1B 280m² 609.5m² CARPARKING 10 SPACES (over 2 levels) CARPARKING 64 SPACES 10m AWNING OVER CARPARKING 53 SPACES MTD BUILDING 3B UNITRANS IRON MOUNTAIN 3,324.5m² BUILDING 1A BUILDING 1B BUILDING 2 8,550m² 3,780m² WAREHOUSE 6,181.5m² OFFICE 3B 308.0m² 38 UNDERCROFT CARPARKING DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP 1 Project Richlands Industrial, Richlands Title MASTER PLAN DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP - BRISBANE PROPERTY TOUR 5 Scale1:1500 @ A3 Date May 2016 Number 4822_M009 DEXUS PLACE The Place to meet. Every day, a growing number of corporations choose to meet at DEXUS The Place.Place Why? Because DEXUS Place is the solution for all your meeting, training, to meet.events and conference needs. < Make your workspace more efficient Everyand day, count a growing the savings number of <corporationsIncrease the choose productivity to meet ofat yourDEXUS work Place.teams in our intelligently designed spaces Why? Because DEXUS Place is the < Connect with employees and clients solution for all your meeting, training, using the latest technology events and conference needs. < Make your workspace more efficient and count the savings < Increase the productivity of your work teams in our intelligently designed spaces < Connect with employees and clients using the latest technology Let us introduce you to DEXUS Place. DEXUS Place gives customers access to the best in meeting, training, events, project and conference spaces. Our extensive market research indicates that 70 per cent of businesses have a meeting room shortage as open-plan and activity-based workplaces become the norm. Productivity is at risk when training sessions are cancelled and important meetings are delayed. This is why we created DEXUS Place. Located in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, each facility gives members and casual users flexible room configurations, sophisticated concierge and catering services, advanced technology and, most importantly, peace of mind. In DEXUS Place, your team members are immersed in the perfect environment for thinking and making things happen as they collaborate and engage – and it’s all available at the click of a button through our online booking system. Contact us now to arrange a personal tour and see how we can help you. 6 DEXUS PROPERTY GROUP - BRISBANE PROPERTY TOUR The top 10 reasons customers use DEXUS Place. Prime locations Privacy comes first Sitting in major CBD business precincts, DEXUS Place sites are We understand that discerning corporations demand privacy easily accessible to you, your teams and guests and can be used as for their executives and clients. Our premium meeting rooms an
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