NORTHERN PRIME PRODUCT ROSSLYN • TYSONS • RESTON

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2 | CBRE RESEARCH OVERVIEW The “flight to quality” narrative is well established in with prime, well-located assets outperforming the rest of the market on key leasing metrics. However, the definition of quality varies by submarket. This report by CBRE Research explores the key markers that define quality from a leasing perspective in the submarkets of Rosslyn, Tysons, and Reston. Rosslyn’s views of Washington, D.C., Tyson’s new metro accessibility, and Reston’s 24/7 environment in the town center, drive leasing in a prime subset of buildings.

ROSSLYN TYSONS RESTON

Office Inventory 9.5 26.2 18.3 (MSF)

Metro Lines 3 1 1

- McLean - Wiehle-Reston East - Tysons Corner Metro Stations - Rosslyn - Reston Town Center - Greensboro (planned for 2020) - Spring Hill

Residents with a college degree 83% 72% 68% or higher

Walk score 88 49 36 (/100)

Population between 42% 16% 13% 25 and 34

- Metrorail and mall walkability - Prime views of Washington, D.C. - Newer construction with - Integrated walkable mixed use Prime product differentiators - Rooftop access emphasis on state of the art environment amenities

Prime product rent premium +19% +44% +80% vs. Submarket class A

Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2015 3 | CBRE RESEARCH ROSSLYN

Prime Building Locations Prime Buildings Percent Leased Average Asking Rent (FS) 9 72% $61/SF

Rosslyn, defined by its proximity to D.C. and metro accessibility, was historically dominated

by large government agencies and contractors seeking cost-effective alternatives to the District.

Rosslyn’s overall asking rate is currently 16% lower than D.C.’s $53.38 per sq. ft. Following

the government pullback during sequestration and the uptick in vacancy they created, other

industries such as business and financial services and technology have begun backfilling the

space. Rosslyn is currently morphing into an amenity-rich environment to cater to its large

population of highly educated young professionals. This transformation is driven by the 3.4

million sq. ft. of office space currently under review/construction or site plan approved, with

JBG’s “Central Place” spearheading the creation of a large outdoor public plaza.

The prime buildings in this market command a 19% rent premium for their D.C. views

compared to average Class A asking rates. Rosslyn’s sloping topography allows certain older

buildings to capture these desired views, enhancing their ability to charge rent premiums and

prompting landlords to add roof top terraces to buildings. Sustainability is also a marker of

prime product with seven buildings receiving LEED awards, of which four are gold, and one,

1812 N Moore, receiving a platinum rating. Parking ratios in the prime set equate to 1.3

parking spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. All listed buildings are within 0.2 miles of Metro and even

with 1201 Wilson under construction and 1812 N Moore completely vacant, these prime

buildings sit 1% lower than the overall Class A vacancy rate.

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1812 1001 1801 1919 1300 1000 1100 1101 1201 N Moore St N 19th St N Lynn St N Lynn St N 17th St Wilson Blvd Wilson Blvd Wilson Blvd Wilson Blvd Owner Monday Properties Brookfield Morgan Stanley Paramount Tishman Speyer Monday Properties Monday Properties Monday Properties JBG Owner Monday Paramount Monday Monday Monday JBG RBA (SF) 535,500 243,000 350,000 650,000 392,000 560,000 525,000 368,000 531,000 RBA (SF) 535,500 243,000 350,000 650,000 390,000 560,000 525,000 368,000 531,000 YearYear Built/R Built/R 20132013 1989/20151989/2013 2002 20082008 1980/20121980/2012 1981 1985/2002 19891989 20182018 FloorsFloors 35 35 20 24 2424 1919 31 3131 2424 3131 FloorFloor Plate Plate (SF) (SF) 23,00023,000 18,500 21,000 26,00026,000 21,00021,000 20,000 19,000 18,00018,000 23,00023,000 PercentPercent Leased Leased 0%0% 60%57% 100% 100%100% 81%81% 79%% 82%82% 83%81% 65%65% Rent RangeRent FSRange ($/SF) FS($) 55-6059 - 65 5555-60 - 62 5450-55 - 59 5855-60 - 62 5050-55 - 55 5055-60 - 65 4655-60 - 58 52-5752 - 57 60-6562 - 70 MetroMetro Dist (miles) Dist (miles) 0.10.1 0.2 0.1 0.20.2 0.20.2 0.2 0.10.1 0.10.1 0.10.1 D.C.DC ViewView YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes YesYes - Strategic - FBR & Co. Investment Group - GSA – State - CEB - Sands Capital Key Tenants - None - BBN - WJLA - BAE - CEB - MCG Capital Department - Deloitte - Politico Technologies Corporation

Source: CBRE Research, Costar, Q4 2015

Rosslyn Vacancy ($/SF) Rosslyn Asking Rents Prime Prime 35% $61 Class A $60 Class A 29% $51 30% 28% Prime Without 1812 $46 All Classes N Moore $50 25% $40 20% 18% $30 15% $20 10% $10 5% $0 0% 5 | CBRE RESEARCH Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2015 Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2015 TYSONS

Prime Building Locations Prime Buildings Percent Leased Average Asking Rent (FS) 5 72% $50/SF

Tysons, Northern Virginia’s largest submarket, and home to the headquarters of five of the 15

fortune 500 companies in the Washington D.C. region, has undergone major redevelopment with

the addition of the Silver Line Metro. Following zoning changes, Tysons has more than 19 million

sq. ft. of office space currently under review/construction or site plan approved. Prime product in

Tysons commands a 44% rent premium and is defined as newer construction, with proximity to

Tysons Corner Center and Tysons Galleria, offering walkability to one of the four Metro stations.

Tysons prime space currently sits about 28% vacant compared to the Class A vacancy rate of 16%.

This is attributed to the new construction at 1775 Tysons Boulevard and the recent introduction of

a large block of Gannett’s former space at 7950 Jones Branch. 1775 Tysons Boulevard signed a

lease with its lead tenant, Ernst & Young, and is currently 26% preleased. Vacancy for high quality

well-located assets is expected to drop significantly over the next 12 months due to strong demand

for such space. The prime set features a parking ratio of 3.0 parking spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. with

three of the five buildings achieving LEED awards. 1775 Tysons Boulevard is designed to be the

first Tysons building to reach the platinum level.

6 | CBRE RESEARCH Tysons Leased Expiring Within 3 Years Available Direct Space Available Sublet Space

1800 1775 7900 1850 7950 Jones Branch Dr Tysons Blvd Tysons Blvd Tysons One Pl Towers Crescent Plz South Tower North Tower OwnerOwner LernerLerner LernerLerner MacerichMacerich QuadrangleQuadrangle Tamares RBARBA (SF) (SF) 320,000320,000 478,000476,000 528,000528,000 295,000295,000 707,000 Year BuiltYear/R Built/R 20062006 20162016 20142014 20092009 2001 FloorsFloors 13 1818 2222 13 13 12 9 Floor PlateFloor (SF) Plate (SF) 25,00025,000 30,00030,000 228,500 ,500 22,00022,000 30,000 35,000 91% PercentPercent Leased Leased 99%99% 26%26% 85%85% 89% 75% Rent Range FS($) 41-46 48-52 50-55 44-46 50-53 Rent RangeMetro FS ($/SF) Dist (miles)41-0.2 46 480.2 - 52 500.1 - 55 0.544 - 46 50 - 53 Metro Dist (miles) 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.5 0.9 - Intelsat Key Tenants - PwC - EY - MicroStrategy - Gannett - Deloitte

Source: CBRE Research, Costar, Q4 2015

Tysons Vacancy Prime Tysons Asking Rents Prime Class A Class A ($/SF) Prime without All Classes 35% 1775 Tysons $60 30% 28% $50 25% $50

20% $40 16% 16% $35 $33 15% $30

10% $20

5% $10

0% $0 7 | CBRE RESEARCH Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2015 Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2015 RESTON

Prime Building Locations Prime Buildings Percent Leased Average Asking Rent (FS) 8 98% $54/SF

The Reston Town Center is the most highly sought after office environment within the Reston

submarket due to its unique urban environment in an otherwise traditional suburban landscape.

Reston Town Center boasts 2.3 million sq. ft. of office space, five residential towers, and

350,000 sq. ft. of retail space, comprising 50 stores and 37 restaurants. The Town Center has

a walk score of 85 compared to Reston’s 36, exemplifying the ability of an office market to

thrive without metro accessibility. Currently, the closest Silver Line station is about a mile and a

half away at Wiehle station. WMATA* has plans for a station to extend to the area by 2020

which, when completed, will be walking distance from RTC’s urban core. Following Boston

Properties’ acquisition of 11911 and 11921 Freedom Drive, they now have full ownership of

the town center. Boston Properties has since increased rents in RTC by 13% to $53-$55 per

sq. ft., 80% higher than the current average Class A rental rate in greater Reston, reflecting

the high tenant demand for an amenity rich environment. This high demand is underscored

by RTC’s 2% vacancy rate which is nearly 13 percentage points lower than Reston’s Class A

average.

The prime set features a parking ratio of 2.5 parking spaces per 1,000 sq. ft. and all recently

developed buildings have achieved LEED certifications. Construction activity within the Town

Center includes Block 5 - an approved development site within the urban core. Future potential

development opportunities also exist between the planed RTC Metro station platform and the

existing urban core. Office projects surrounding the Reston Town Center i.e. JBG’s RTC West &

Atlantic’s Plaza America, have recently experienced strong activity and increased rental rates

due in part to the limited supply of office space within RTC.

*Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority 8 | CBRE RESEARCH

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OwnerOwner Boston Boston BostonBoston Properties Boston Boston Boston RBARBA (SF) (SF) 250,000250,000 225,000225,000 450,000450,000 420,000420,000 250,000250,000 125,000,000 260,000260,000 250,000250,000 YearYear Built Built/R/R 1989 19901990 2000 20022002 20082008 20082008 20082008 2009 Floors 1111 1111 1818 1616 1010 66 1010 1717 Floor Plate (SF) 22,500 20,500 23,000 26,500 25,000 20,000 26,000 2 00 Floor Plate (SF) 22,500 20,500 23,000 26,500 25,000 20,000 26,000 27,500 Percent Leased 99% 97% 100% 100% 94% 100% 89% 100% PercentRent Leased Range FS($) 54-5692% 54-5699% 54-56100% 54-56100% 54-5696% 54-56100% 54-5689% 54-56100% Rent RangeMetro FS ($/SF) Dist (miles)*530.5 - 55 530.5 - 55 530.5 - 55 530.5 - 55 530.5 - 55 530.5 - 55 530.5 - 55 530.5 - 55 Metro Dist (miles)* 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 Proposed Silver Line Station Distance - L-3 - DLA Piper - Cooley - Rolls Royce - College Board Key Tenants - Pfizer - Finnegan - Serco - comScore - McAfee - Leidos - NII Holdings - Appian Henderson *Proposed Silver Line Station Distance Source: CBRE Research, Costar, Q4 2015 Reston Vacancy Prime Reston Asking Rents Prime Class A ($/SF) Class A 18% All Classes $60 $54 16% 15% 14% $50 12% $40 10% $30 $29 8% $30

6% $20 4% 2% 2% $10 0% $0

9 | CBRE RESEARCH Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2015 Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2015