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1111 Fannin Houston, Texas Executive Summary Investment Advisory H 1111 FANNIN HOUSTON, TEXAS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY INVESTMENT ADVISORY H. DAN MILLER, CCIM, SIOR Senior Managing Director T. (713) 852-3576 [email protected] MARTIN T. HOGAN Senior Director T. (713) 852-3557 [email protected] WESLEY HIGHTOWER Analyst T. (713) 852-3495 [email protected] FINANCING INQUIRIES WALLY REID Senior Managing Director T. (713) 852-3497 [email protected] HFF HOUSTON LOCATION 9 Greenway Plaza, Suite 700 Houston, Texas 77046 T. (713) 852-3500 F. (713) 527-8725 hfflp.com Holliday GP Corp. ("HFF"), a Texas licensed real estate broker. THE OPPORTUNITY HFF, as the exclusive representative of the owner, is pleased to offer for sale a 100% fee simple interest in 1111 Fannin (the “Property), a 17-story, 428,629-square-foot office building in Houston’s Central Business District. The building was constructed in 1971 and is currently 100% leased to JP Morgan Chase on an absolute net basis through September 2021. 1111 Fannin features efficient, rectangular, center-core floor plates, direct destination elevators, podium parking with a 1:1,000 parking ratio in the heart of Houston’s CBD with excellent access and walkability. As part of the lease obligation, JP Morgan is responsible for performing significant capital upgrades to the property including elevator upgrades and roof replacement, providing potential investors with stable cash flow backed by investment-grade credit and potential for long-term renewal. PROPERTY SUMMARY ADDRESS 1111 Fannin St, Houston, TX 77002 PERCENT LEASED 100% NET RENTABLE AREA 428,629 Square Feet (440,983 Gross Square Feet) 116,040 - Garage Square Feet TENANT JP Morgan Chase LEASE EXPIRATION DATE September 31, 2021 LAND AREA 0.5105 Acres Fee Simple 0.2657 Acres Leasehold 0.7762 Acres Total YEAR BUILT 1971 FLOORS 17 Above Grade; 1 Below Grade TYPICAL FLOOR PLATE 31,500 SF PARKING RATIO 1.1 / 1,000 SF 1111 FANNIN W. DALLAS Sam Houston Park M Garage ANDREWS A C Garage BAGBY BAGBY T A C Public DT H L HOWE H Plaza B S A C H Place Garage SHAW Tranquility B C T A O A Park T S C C Wortham 500 C Julia Jefferson H H O S B C C Garage I US L C SMITH SMITH S H M Garage A H BR T C R R 1100 F O L 700 Jones L L S T B C T L Garage H L Plaza Public L Plaza C D F B Garage Works LOUISIANA LOUISIANA M S BR E Wedge T Kinder 811 C Pennzoil Jones T Garage L I C Plaza M L H H Garage T Garage E Place T M T Palace S MILAM MILAM Garage Y H B T T HD T R T 919 600 Market T E L F YMCA GarageCLA H Garage Place M C T Square DALLAS F POLK Garage Park M LAMA T MCKINNEY WALKER B Garage TRAVIS C TRAVIS T Walker A B F U 1000 Garage B L C T 601 T R M M M M M S 1300 T M T L M H F C H Garage JW UC M I MAIN M MAIN Kirby S S M L B Greenstreet O C B L 609 H C C U A A L C A B Garage M Place C M Plaza H H D FANNIN FANNIN H LM F E E Y S M T A L H C E UC L T S Galveston- F 1301 Greenstreet 1111 H C S F GRA 2 RUSK UC H C PIERC F TEXAS LEELAND H BEL Garage F R C H H L C PEAS JEFFERSON H PRESTON Keystone C FRANKLIN Garage C PRAIRIE C ST. JOSEP ST. H CAPITO C L C SAN JACINTO CONGRES SAN JACINTO COMMERC C C B L US D C C B H C 1301 B S H C E ATT F C 4 T H A C C L T D T CAROLINE B H C CAROLINE A M C F H Great H S UC T S F HSVA H C A S T C S UC Peacock UC B U C C H AUSTIN A L AUSTIN Root H 1414 Memorial Pacifico O A C C H C Sisters of Charity Site C Park Square D UC D Garage LA BRANCH LA BRANCH E S S Westin H H C M C T Garage H D CRAWFORD T Toyota CRAWFORD Garage Center I A U H H S M Word C Plaza A A C H Discovery M JACKSON Green JACKSON Minute H Maid A AVENIDAS DE LAS AMERICAS Park H Garage CHENEVERT CHENEVERT H I George R. Brown Partnership E Convention Center T UC HAMILTON HAMILTON CHARTRES ST. EMANUEL E S H N Y L R D S R E S E Y L Y K BEL CLA POLK GRA RUS LAMA TEXA PEAS PIERC DALLA WALKE CAPITO PRESTON LEELAN FRANKLIN ST. JOSEP ST. CONGRES MCKINNE COMMERC JEFFERSO HUTCHINS BASTROP BBVA Compass Stadium EMANCIPATION ST. CHARLES 03 INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS SIGNIFICANT UPSIDE POTENTIAL AT EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE BASIS 1111 Fannin offers investors a very rare opportunity to purchase an extremely well-located CBD office building significantly below replacement cost. The Property is currently 100% leased to JP Morgan Chase (Moody’s: A2) on an absolute net basis through September 2021, providing stable cash flow backed by investment-grade credit for 2+ years of the hold period. Furthermore, as part of the current lease obligations, the tenant is required to perform numerous capital upgrades to building components including the elevators and roof. Although JP Morgan Chase has not made a long-term commitment to the property after their lease expiration in September 2021, over the course of their twenty six year tenure at the Property, they have installed certain building components, along with others that were original to the building, that would be extremely difficult to replicate in a cost-effective manner. These improvements include multiple back-up generators and an uninterrupted power system (UPS) with fully redundant power, signifying a significant commitment to the property. Potential investors have the ability to realize stable in-place cash flow backed by investment-grade tenant credit, with the potential for a long-term commitment, at a prime location in the heart of Houston’s CBD with improving fundamentals at a very attractive basis. 04 1111 FANNIN ENVIABLE LOCATION IN HEART OF CBD EFFICIENT DESIGN WITH DIRECT TUNNEL The Building is ideally located in the heart of Houston’s CBD, ACCESS AND QUALITY AMENITIES which commands the highest rents in the City. 1111 Fannin Featuring a podium-style design with rectangular, center-core is in an ideal location to benefit from the recent expansion floor plates that average 31,500 square feet, current and future and invested capital of surrounding developments and tenants at 1111 Fannin are afforded efficient and flexible use redevelopment projects. The Property is less than one block of space. Current floor plates are laid out for both single and from Houston Center, a 4.2 million square foot mixed-use multi-tenant use to accommodate companies with larger space development recently purchased by Brookfield that is currently needs but can be easily demised for smaller companies that undergoing a $150 million redevelopment, and is directly across desire institutional-quality office space in a prime CBD location. Dallas street from GreenStreet, a 420,000 square foot mixed-use Direct tunnel access in Houston’s CBD district is essential for development encompassing four city blocks. leasing appeal and provides an expansive amenity base for tenants. This 7.5 mile long network of subterranean, climate Situated on the corner of Dallas and Fannin, 1111 Fannin controlled, pedestrian walkways links 95 full city blocks and provides easy access to Houston’s highway system as it is centrally offers over 400,000 square feet of retail space. One block from located between IH-10, IH-45 and IH-69. Access to the city’s 1111 Fannin is the Shops at Houston Center, a 190,000 square METRO Light Rail, Greenlink Bus System and dedicated bike lane foot retail component with a food court and four restaurants. are all within one block of the property. With a Walk Score of 95 Directly across Dallas St is GreenStreet, a 420,000 mixed use and a Ride Score of 96, the site’s convenient location within the development currently undergoing a multi-million dollar CBD offers multiple commuting options for tenants residing renovation that features a 223-room luxury hotel, high-end outside of downtown. Additionally, the downtown urban infill fitness chain Life Time and numerous other amenities and location is surrounded by the highest number of Fortune 1000 attractions. Additional on-site features and amenities include: locations (16), and has seen a dramatic increase in residential on-site parking garage with a 1.1 per 1,000 parking ratio, guest, population through the Downtown Living Initiative. reserved/unreserved covered parking; secure and controlled access to tunnel system retail and restaurant amenities; distinctive ground floor entrances off of the corner of Dallas and Fannin streets; distinctive white marble and black granite 1111 Fannin offers investors a very rare exterior; floor-to-ceiling windows with views of Houston CBD opportunity to purchase an extremely in all directions; six destination dispatch elevators; efficient air well-located CBD office building conditioning and heating systems to maximize comfort on each significantly below replacement cost floor; ground floor deli; card key access; on site conference/ training facility; and 24/7 on-site security. 05 INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS UNMATCHED INFRASTRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGY 1111 Fannin is currently 100% leased to JP Morgan Chase and houses various branches including private banking, energy trading, the financial technology center and some administrative and executive offices.
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