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Dfw Retail Centers

COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE REAL COMMERCIAL RETAIL CLUSTERS DFW RETAIL CENTERS DFW’s retail space continues to enjoy high OPPORTUNITIES AT EVERY INTERSECTION occupancy and absorption well above 1 7 million square feet, according to CBRE. In LARGEST RETAIL CENTERS 2017, three major developments — Tanger 24 Factory Outlets (Fort Worth), Legacy Food 1 ALLIANCE TOWN CENTER 23 Hall (Plano) and IKEA (Grand Prairie) — 2 ARLINGTON HIGHLANDS NORTH 19 celebrated grand openings, accounting 3 3 CENTRE AT PRESTON RIDGE CENTRAL FAR for 702,000 square feet of delivery and 8 absorption throughout the region. At 4 | RETAIL CLUSTERS the end of 2017, CBRE reported that 5.8 5 22 million square feet of retail space was 6 GALLERIA 4 under construction in DFW, with much of 27 the activity taking place in the Far North 7 9 Dallas, North Central Dallas, and Mid-Cities 8 GRANDSCAPE 5 submarkets. 9 MALL 17 6 10 SUBURBAN 1 NEAR NORTH DALLAS FORT WORTH LIVE, WORK AND PLAY 11 21 12 LA GRAN PLAZA EAST The development of higher density, 11 13 NORTHEAST MALL 13 DALLAS OUTLYING mixed-use centers off ers unique 25 14 NORTHPARK CENTER opportunities to both businesses and MID-CITIES 14 residents of the Dallas–Fort Worth region. 15 PLAZA CENTER CENTRAL Examples include: 16 DALLAS 28 15 16 Addison Circle – Addison 17 CENTRAL SOUTHWEST Bishop Arts – Dallas 18 FORT WORTH DALLAS CityLine – Richardson 12 20 19 10 2 Cypress Waters – Dallas 18 20 THE PARKS AT ARLINGTON SOUTHEAST DALLAS Eastside – Richardson 21 Frisco Station – Frisco 22 26 Frisco Town Square – Frisco Granite Park – Plano 23 THE VILLAGES AT ALLEN – Highland Park 24 THE VILLAGES AT FAIRVIEW Legacy Town Center – Plano 25 McKinney Urban Village – McKinney 26 UPTOWN VILLAGE AT CEDAR HILL MAJOR RETAIL CENTERS Magnolia Street – Fort Worth 27 VISTA RIDGE MALL Midtowne – Midlothian 28 WEST 7TH - FORT WORTH Mockingbird Station – Dallas Montgomery Place – Fort Worth Museum Place – Fort Worth NATIONAL RETAIL FEDERATION  TOP RETAILERS IN DFW MARKET VIEW Park Lane Place – Dallas NET RENTABLE AREA SF VACANT SF TOTAL OCCUPANCY RATE AVERAGE LEASE RATES Parker Square – Flower Mound RANK COMPANY HEADQUARTERS 2015 US RETAIL SALES Rockwall Commons – Rockwall CENTRAL DALLAS 13,943,581 367,057 97.4% $22.07 31 7-Eleven Irving $14,323,000 Southlake Town Square – Southlake OUTLYING 3,863,835 92,030 97.6% $20.56 Southside on Lamar – Dallas 34 AT&T Wireless Dallas $13,435,000 54,700,543 3,617,770 93.4% $15.88 – Fort Worth NEAR NORTH DALLAS 21,528,943 956,915 95.6% $18.17 37 J.C. Penney Plano $12,471,000 Victory Park – Dallas NORTH CENTRAL DALLAS 34,757,484 1,756,457 94.9% $20.80 Waters Creek at Montgomery 56 Army Air Force Exchange Dallas $8,076,000 SOUTHEAST DALLAS 13,593,165 798,980 94.1% $11.22 – Allen Farm 17,675,225 1,383,326 92.2% $12.03 73 GameStop Grapevine $5,518,000 SOUTHWEST DALLAS West Village – Dallas WEST DALLAS 30,968,333 1,396,069 95.5% $13.53 In addition, historic downtowns are being Dallas $4,771,000 86 24,796,196 1,417,140 94.4% $12.40 redeveloped into attractive regional CENTRAL FORT WORTH destinations, including downtowns in 87 Michaels Stores Irving $4,736,000 MID-CITIES 52,635,431 2,620,836 95.0% $16.12 Plano, McKinney, Denton, Carrollton and SUBURBAN FORT WORTH 24,575,112 1,315,235 94.6% $13.43 Grapevine. 92 Exxon Mobil Corp. Irving $4,518,000 MARKET TOTALS 293,037,848 15,721,815 94.6% $15.83

140 DALLAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE SOURCE: 2016 Top 100 Retailers, National Retail Federation 2018 2018 SOURCE: CBRE Retail Real Estate Market Report, Q4 2017 DALLAS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 141