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CORPORATE GROUND LEASE

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PAUL BONANNO ERIK SJOLUND (760) 452-2402 (310) 663-8164 [email protected] [email protected]

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​Net Lease Realty Partners is excited to present the rare opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in a corporate ground leased PNC site, built in 2007. The subject property is well situated as an outparcel to a Target anchored Shopping Center in the affluent Harmar Heights suburb, approximately 12-miles Northeast of , Pennsylvania. This specific PNC branch boasts strong annual deposits, which were $136,419,000 in 2018 per the FDIC.

The property is on a ground lease through April 30th, 2028 to PNC Inc. at which point the tenant, has five additional (5) year option periods to extend the lease. The lease obligates the landlord to zero responsibilities of the improvement, making a perfect investment for a passive real estate investor. Rental increases of 10% are applied every five years, offering an investor a strong hedge against inflation. Subject Property Drive-Thru INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

PNC Corporate Ground Lease – The subject property is on a ground lease to the PNC Bank corporation, which offers zero landlord responsibilities.

Very Strong Branch Deposits – Per information obtained from the FDIC, this location boasted stronger then average national deposits of $136,419,000 in 2018 at the subject branch. PRICE: $ 2,575,000 Approximately 2-miles from Oakmont Country Club- Since it’s construction in 1903, Oakmont County has been home to the PGA’s U.S. NOI: Open Championship 9 times, most recently in 2016 when Dustin $ 151,250 / Year Johnson won the tournament with an overall score of 276 (-4 under Par).

Out-Parcel to Busy Target Anchored Shopping Center – The site well Cap Rate: 5.87% located outparceled to a Target Shopping Center. The property is located in a busy retail corridor, other near by retailers include Express, Target, Wendy’s, Denny’s, Dunkin Donuts, McDonald’s, Bob Evans, Marathon Gas, KFC, Burger King, Days Inn, Hampton Inn and more. SITE ADDRESS: 10 Anchor Drive Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PRICE: $ 2,575,000 CAP RATE: 5.87% NET INCOME (NOI): $ 151,250 / YEAR

Gross Leasable Area (GLA): 2,958 SQFT Lot Size: 0.816 ACRES *File Photo Year Built: 2008 Ownership Type: Fee Simple

Tenant Trade Name: PNC Bank Signing Entity Name: PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. ORIGINAL LEASE: $ 151,250 Lease Type: Absolute Ground Lease COE – April 30, 2023 Original Lease Term: 20 Years May 1, 2023 - April 30, 2028 $ 166,375 Rent Commencement: May 1, 2008 Lease Expiration: April 30, 2028 OPTIONS: Remaining Lease Term: +/- 9 Years OPTION 1 $ 183,012 OPTION 2 $ 201,314 Rental Increases: 10% Every 5 Years Tenant Options: (5) X 5 Year Options OPTION 3 $ 221,445 Right of First Refusal: Yes OPTION 4 $ 243,589 OPTION 5 $ 267,948 CORPORATE OFFICE LOCAL DEMOGRAPHICS: 1-Mile | 3-Mile | 5-Mile Population: 1,447 29,385 84,422

AHHI: $107,272 $95,973 $88,060

Freeport Rd: 20,600+ ADT Route 910: 17,825+ ADT Penn Turnpike: 40,150+ ADT ±2-Miles

HEINZ FIELD HOME TO NFL’S

±31-Miles

±13-Miles

OAKMONT COUNTRY CLUB 10 TIME HOME TO PGA’S U.S. OPEN

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