1919Houston, Texas North Loop West

JLL | | 1919 North Loop West – , TX JLL | | 1919 North Loop West – Houston, TX 1919 North Loop West | Houston, TX The Offering JLL Capital Markets, as exclusive advisor to the owner of 1919 North Loop West (“The Property”), is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest in the 129,250 square foot Class B office building prominently located in Houston’s North Loop submarket, just north of the Galleria. The Property benefits from being highly visible and accessible to two of Houston’s most highly trafficked freeways, US 290 and Interstate 610.

The Property is institutionally owned and maintained, with recent capital improvements totaling in excess of $1.7 million with few ongoing capital needs. The Property is one of the top three office assets in the submarket and at 82.8% leased today, the Offering provides investors near-term value add opportunity at a significant discount to replacement cost.

Healthcare Driven Demand The North Loop submarket has historically been a hybrid of office and medical, with office tenants occupying the majority of space. However that trend has shifted with the emergence of higher-cost housing and the transformation of surrounding neighborhoods. Current total square footage of buildings with over 25% medical is over 525,000 square feet, including the Property. Within this aforementioned medical office space, occupancy is 92%. All buildings are quoting $22 to 24 gross, with the exception of the best-in-class 1900 North Loop West, which is quoting $35 gross. 1900 North Loop West has been totally renovated with a new façade, new lobby, and new building systems. Therefore, 1919 North Loop West offers the opportunity to lease space to “medical light” tenants, that service the dense residential neighborhoods in all directions. In addition, the market has proven that cosmetic upgrades warrant rents that are 50% greater than the submarket average.

INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS PROPERTY SUMMARY

• Affluent residential population and high growth corridor undergoing Address 1919 North Loop West, Houston, Texas significant infrastructure improvements to position the location for Product Type Office increased leasing velocity Square Footage 129,250 rsf • Low-cost alternative to the nearby and affluent Galleria submarket Site Size 3.602 acres • Alternative parking ratio of almost 3.38/1,000 Year Built 1980; renovated in 2007 • Diverse tenant base comprised of legal and professional services, Occupancy 82.8% healthcare services, and state agencies Texas Protective Service, State Comptroller, American Family Law Center, Railroad Major Tenants Commission of Texas, Comptroller of Public Accounts Parking/Ratio 474 spaces; 3.38 per 1,000 sf

JLL | Access & Visibility Capital Expenditures 2007 to 2018 1919 North Loop West is an easily accessible, highly visible asset. Positioned in an increasingly desirable location that is the benefactor of major infrastructure 2018 2008 improvements, the Property is poised to capitalize on the confluence of multiple Paint 115,300 Canopy 49,300 factors that offer a rare value enhancement opportunity. Parking Lot Retriping 2,600 Ceilings 12,300 2017 Electric & Phones 4,800 Paint 7,100 Elevators 26,600 Irreplaceable Location Fire Sprinklers 29,300 The Property is located just a few miles from, and has direct freeway access to the CBD, 2016 Floor 165,200 Parking Lot Repairs 122,700 Galleria, , and Memorial City. Additionally, 1919 North Loop West is just Landscaping 15,800 Common Corridor 31,900 Paint 11,800 north of some of the most affluent neighborhoods in the Houston MSA including River Paint 209,200 Roof 20,500 Oaks, Tanglewood and the Memorial Villages. The surrounding neighborhoods to the 2015 Security 68,200 north, east and southeast including Oak Forest/Garden Oaks, Lazybrook/Timbergrove, Electric 41,600 Structure 5,700 149,600 and the Heights are experiencing exceptional growth in both household income and 2014 housing values. Residents within a three mile radius have an average household Plumbing 18,300 2007 income of $113,000. Parking Lot Repairs 38,200 2013 Canopy 161,100 Ceilings 38,100 Ceilings 34,800 Value-Add Opportunity 2012 Electric & Phones 9,300 With a current occupancy of 82.8%, a weighted average lease term of 3.6 years, 1919 Paint 7,400 Elevators 102,300 Fire Sprinklers 16,700 North Loop West offers an attractive combination of secure in-place cash flow, along 2011 Flooring 77,900 Parking Lot Repairs 216,300 with significant NOI growth potential via contractual rent increases, increased parking Landscaping 49,600 Fence 5,900 revenue, transitioning the rent roll to market rates upon expiration, and through the Lighting 60,500 Flooring 53,700 Paint 198,100 absorption of the existing vacancy. HVAC 10,800 Plumbing 76,200 Paint 10,500 Roof 136,100 Discount to Replacement Cost 2010 Security 6,200 1919 North Loop West presents the opportunity to acquire 129,250 square feet of office Parking Lot Repairs 11,200 Structure 67,200 space in a premier infill location at a significant discount to replacement cost. HVAC 11,500 Paint 49,500 TOTAL $1,711,200 Plumbing 33,900 Low-Cost Alternative Structures/Walls/Doors 13,900 The Property offers attractive accessibility to Houston’s most prestigious addresses 2009 in the CBD and the Galleria, with a shorter daily commute for employees who reside Canopy 5,100 in Houston’s fastest growing residential markets in north and northwest Houston, as Electric & Phones 14,600 Elevators 300 well as the affluent nearby communities. In addition, these locational advantages are Fire Sprinklers 25,600 offered with significant occupancy cost savings. When compared to similar office space Landscaping 30,100 in the Galleria submarket, 1919 North Loop West offers an occupancy cost discount of Paint 11,300 approximately 50%. Plumbing 190,800 Signage 8,800

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River Oaks District The Galleria

MEMORIAL HERMANN HOSPITAL

JLL | Investment highlights

Improving Houston Economy

Houston has experienced robust population, employment, and overall economic growth. The city added approximately 62,500 jobs in the 12 months ending March 2018 and 94,417 new residents from July 2016 to July 2017 (2nd in the nation). Additionally, since December 2016, the Houston Business Cycle Index grew an annualized 3.3%, suggesting an exit from the oil setbacks and growth in the future. Additional metrics supporting the growth in Houston include:

• #1 population growth among U.S metros since 2010 • #1 GDP per capita in the world • #1 job growth among U.S. metros since 2006 • #3 among U.S. cities with 46 Fortune 1000 headquarters • 16,409 multi-family units absorbed in the last 12 months • $235,000 median home value as of May 2017, brought on by record setting single-family residential sales.

Infrastructure Improvements

As one of Houston’s most highly trafficked arteries, construction on US Highway 290 between Interstate 610 and the Harris County line commenced in the summer of 2011. The project, which includes a complete overhaul to the US Highway 290/Interstate 610/ interchanges and 38 miles of US 290, provides a much needed improvement to the flow of traffic in the Property’s immediate area. Construction closest to 1919 North Loop West which includes U-turns, direct connectors/flyovers allowing the free flow from US 290 to I-610, US 290 to I-10 and I-10 to I-610, is complete. The remaining work, located to the northwest on US 290, is scheduled for completion in 2018.

In addition, the proposed Texas High-Speed Rail project is planned to connect the /Fort Worth metroplex and Houston via 240 miles of bullet-train rail. The project would allow travelers to make the North Texas-Houston trip in less than 90 minutes and Texas Central, the project’s developer, is currently in the planning and fundraising stages. The Houston terminal is slated to be constructed one mile southwest of 1919 North Loop West, at the northwest corner of Interstate 610 and

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Enhanced Accessibility: Highway 290/Interstate 610 2010 2017

Since summer 2011, construction on US Highway 290 between Interstate 610 and the Once complete, the full program will include the following: Harris County line has been ongoing in some capacity. The project, which includes a complete overhaul to the US Highway 290/Interstate 610/Interstate 10 interchanges and • Five US 290 main lanes in both directions from I-610 to SH 6/FM 1960 38 miles of US 290, is a much needed infrastructure improvement for the city but ongoing • Four US 290 mainlines in both directions from SH 6/FM 1960 to SH 99 construction has negatively impacted building owners and businesses located near the • Three US 290 main lines in both directions from SH 99 to FM 2920 near the Harris/ work. Since the project’s inception, the scope of work has changed several times and work Waller County line has been delayed due to weather and other complications. With many sections of the plan • US 290 will also have one reversible high occupancy vehicle lane between I-610 and now nearing full completion, the project is scheduled to be officially complete in 2018. SH 99, with inside/outside shoulders Tenants and visitors of 1919 North Loop West will be the beneficiaries of this multi-stage • Direct connectors/flyovers allowing free flow of traffic from US 290 to I-610, US 290 program that will improve traffic flow and safety in each direction through the interchange to I-10 and I-10 to I-610, in all directions (95% complete) area on I-610, I-10 and US 290, as well as decrease congestion through the US 290 corridor.

JLL | Enhanced Public Transportation: Texas Bullet Train

While the timeline and project feasibility remains largely unknown, the proposed Texas High-Speed Rail project is planned to connect the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex and Houston via 240 miles of bullet-train rail. The project would allow travelers to make the North Texas-Houston trip in 90 minutes and Texas Central, the project’s developer, is currently in the planning and fundraising stages. The Houston terminal is slated to be constructed one mile southwest of 1919 North Loop West, at the northwest corner of Interstate 610 and Interstate 10. In August, Fluor Enterprises and Lane Construction were announced as the design builders for the project.

HOUSTON TERMINAL

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Energy Corridor Houston CityCentre Memorial City

Spring Branch

Houston Terminal - Proposed Site HOUSTON TERMINAL - PROPOSED SITE Texas Bullet Train

JLL | Disclaimer This Confidential Offering Memorandum (“Memorandum”) is furnished to prospective purchasers solely to facilitate the purchaser’s consideration of the Property known as 1919 North Loop West located in Houston, Texas (“Property”). The Memorandum contains proprietary information and was prepared by JLL using information compiled from sources we consider to be reliable. However, the Seller makes no representations or warranties herein and the building is being sold in an “as-is, where-is” condition. By receipt of this Memorandum, you agree that: (a) the Memorandum and its contents are of a confidential nature and that you will hold and treat it in strictest confidence; (b) you will not reproduce, transmit or disseminate the information contained in the Memorandum through any means, or disclose this Memorandum or any of its contents to any other entity without the prior written authorization of JLL nor will you use this Memorandum or any of its contents in any fashion or manner detrimental to the interests of JLL or seller; and (c) upon request you will return the Memorandum without retaining any copy or extracting any portion thereof.

This Memorandum does not purport to be all-inclusive or to contain all the information which prospective purchasers may desire. Certain documents, including leases and other materials, are described herein in summary form. The summaries are not complete descriptions of the full agreements. Interested parties are expected to review all such documents independently. Financial projections are provided for reference purposes only and are based on assumptions relating to the general economy, competition and other factors beyond the control of Jones Lang LaSalle and are, therefore, subject to material variation. Additional information and an opportunity to inspect the Property will be made available to qualified prospective purchasers upon request. Each purchase offer is to be based strictly and entirely upon the purchaser’s independent investigation, analysis appraisal and evaluation of facts and circumstances deemed relevant by the purchaser. Neither Jones Lang LaSalle nor any of their respective directors, officers or affiliates have made any representation or warranty, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy or completeness of this Memorandum or any of its contents, and no legal commitment or obligation shall arise by reason of this Memorandum or its contents.

This offering is submitted and received with the understanding that all offers for the acquisition of the herein described property will be conducted through JLL. The sellers and JLL expressly reserve the right, at their sole discretion, to reject any or all expressions of interest or offers to purchase the Property and/ or terminate discussions with any entity at any time with or without notice.

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TYPES OF REAL ESTATE LICENSE HOLDERS: • A BROKER is responsible for all brokerage activities, including acts performed by sales agents sponsored by the broker. • A SALES AGENT must be sponsored by a broker and works with clients on behalf of the broker.

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