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PROFESSIONAL PROFILE Jeffrey A. Hollinden Career Summary Senior Managing Director Mr. Hollinden is a Senior Managing Director in the Houston office of HFF with more than 25 years of experience in commercial real estate, as both an asset manager and transactional advisor. He is primarily responsible for office and portfolio sales on behalf of private and institutional clients in the southwest United States. Throughout his career, he has been responsible for all facets of asset management, including leasing and investment advisory services, on more than $3 billion of income properties. In addition, Mr. Hollinden has managed or actively participated in the sale of investment-grade assets valued in excess of $10 billion. Mr. Hollinden joined the firm in 1999. Previously, he served as Vice President of Asset Management, Southwest Region for the Prudential Realty Group. Representative Assignments PROPERTY LOCATION TYPE PROPERTY SIZE Greenway Plaza Houston, TX Office 4,348,052 SF 9 Greenway Plaza Greenway Plaza Houston, TX Office 4,978,112 SF Suite 700 Houston, TX 77046 Houston Center Houston, TX Office 4,207,605 SF One and Two Shell Plaza Houston, TX Office 1,795,968 SF T: (713) 852-3514 F: (713) 527-8725 Four Oaks Place Houston, TX Office 1,762,616 SF jhollinden@hfflp.com Bank of America Center Houston, TX Office 1,268,480 SF 1400 Smith Houston, TX Office 1,258,867 SF Specialty Lakes on Post Oak Houston, TX Office 1,204,916 SF Major Commercial Equities Marathon Oil Tower Houston, TX Office 1,189,748 SF ▪ Office Buildings Enron Center South Houston, TX Office 1,156,636 SF ▪ Portfolio Sales Kinder Morgan Tower Houston, TX Office 1,051,763 SF Brookhollow Central Houston, TX Office 806,004 SF Select Clients One City Centre Houston, TX Office 608,660 SF ▪ AEW ▪ Behringer Harvard 2500 CityWest Houston, TX Office 578,284 SF ▪ Blackstone Loop Central Houston, TX Office 574,944 SF ▪ Brickman Associates ▪ Brookfield Office Properties Five Post Oak Park Houston, TX Office 567,396 SF ▪ Clarion Partners One BriarLake Plaza Houston, TX Office 502,410 SF ▪ Crescent Real Estate One Westchase Center Houston, TX Office 466,065 SF ▪ GE Asset Management ▪ Goldman Sachs 600 Jefferson Houston, TX Office 449,087 SF ▪ Hines 3000 Post Oak Blvd. Houston, TX Office 441,523 SF ▪ INVESCO ▪ JP Morgan Edison Plaza Beaumont, TX Office 425,198 SF ▪ L&B Realty Advisors 3040 Post Oak Blvd. Houston, TX Office 427,486 SF ▪ Lincoln Property Company ▪ Lionstone Group Waterway Plaza I & II The Woodlands, TX Office 366,074 SF ▪ MetLife Real Estate Investments 2000 West Loop South Houston, TX Office 356,750 SF ▪ Morgan Stanley ▪ Piedmont Realty Trust Kelsey-Seybold Medical Portfolio Houston & Katy, TX Office 333,543 SF ▪ Prudential Realty Group Hock Plaza Durham, NC Office 327,160 SF ▪ Shorenstein 4800 Fournace Place Houston, TX Land 33 Acres ▪ Starwood Capital ▪ TA Associates Professional Affiliations ▪ Thomas Properties Group ▪ National Association of Industrial and Office Professionals (NAIOP) Education ▪ Urban Land Institute (ULI) ▪ MBA, University of Texas Professional Designations ▪ BS, Purdue University ▪ Licensed Real Estate Salesperson – State of Texas www.hfflp.com .

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