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Photo: John F. Martin Photography www.gmrencen.com SITE OVERVIEW The GM Renaissance Center is the most recognized land- mark in the region. Rising 73 stories above the Detroit River, the Ren Cen anchors the Detroit skyline and riverfront.

CENTER of the BUSINESS DISTRICT Composed of three interconnected buildings (Renais- sance Center, Millender Center and River East Center), this class A mixed-use complex is in excess of 6.5 million SF of dining, retail, entertainment, residential, office and lodging space.

SOCIAL CENTER The GM Renaissance Center is at the heart of the Detroit entertainment scene with signature restaurants, more than 150 major onsite events annually and easy access to major sporting events, concerts and theatre, casinos and festivals year-round. Connect with 5 million plus visitors annually at the Renaissance Center.

CONNECT For the 20,000-25,000 daily visitors, the Ren Cen is truly Michigan’s premier address.

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Office workers, visitors and downtown residents can find an essential mix of speciality shops, services and dining conveniently located in the complex. With 165,000 SF of space, this is the largest retail destination in the City.

CASUAL DINING • 1,100-seat food court featuring a dozen vendors • Starbucks, Coffee Beanery, Potbelly Sandwich Works, Tim Hortons and many more

SIGNATURE RESTAURANTS • Joe Muer Seafood • Andiamo Detroit Riverfront • Coach Insignia (71st and 72nd floors)

RETAIL • 12,000 SF RenCen Fitness Center • CVS • Post Office • Multiple financial institutions

ENTERTAINMENT • Ren Cen 4 Theaters • GM Wintergarden hosting corporate, charity and community functions • 44,000 square foot GM Showroom with 39 new and speciality cars on exhibit

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This Class “A” office complex is composed of six towers totaling 3,000,000 SF of office space, with onsite 24-hour security. The office compo- nent recently reached ± 95% occupancy rate which equals ± 11,500 of the total ± 13,000 employees.

Marquee Tenant Base: • General Motors Global HQ • OnStar • Ally Financial • Deloitte • Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan • Consulate - General of Canada • Urban Science • Digitas • Dykema Gossett

Additionally, the 750,000 SF Coleman A. Young Municipal Center is connected to the complex via a covered pedestrian skywalk. This facility is home to an additional 4,000 employees and daily visitors.

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LIVE • Millender Center Apartments - 339 units

VISIT • Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center - 1,298 guest rooms

• Courtyard Detroit Downtown - 260 guest rooms

MEET • Renaissance Center Conference Center - Executive Conference Experience - 22,000 square feet - 250 guest capacity

• GM Learning Center - Training and Development Center - 31,000 square feet

• Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center - 100,000 square feet of meeting space with seating for 2,200

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RIVER EAST CENTER • Office: Two towers totaling 615,000 SF • Childtime Day Care • Estimated Employee Count: 3,700

GM RENAISSANCE CENTER • Office: Four towers totaling 2.3 million SF • Marriott Hotel: 1,298 guest rooms • Estimated Employee Count: 9,100 PARKING AND MASS TRANSIT MILLENDER CENTER P • Parking: 11,178 spaces • Courtyard by Marriott Hotel: 260 COLEMAN A. YOUNG V • Valet: 4 stations MUNICIPAL CENTER guest rooms • Millender Center Apartment: 339 • 750,000 SF M • Two People Mover stops • 2,000 employees units • Estimated Employee Count: 200

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CAMPUS MARTIUS PARK RIVER EAST CENTER JOE LOUIS ARENA • Office: Two towers totaling 615,000 SF • Childtime Day Care • Estimated Employee Count: 3,700 BORDER CROSSING TO CANADA

GM RENAISSANCE CENTER RIVERFRONT COLEMAN A. YOUNG • Office: Four towers totaling 2.3 APARTMENTS HART PLAZA MUNICIPAL CENTER million SF • 750,000 SF • Marriott Hotel: 1,298 guest rooms • 2,000 employees • Estimated Employee Count: 9,100 COBO CENTER

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The Metro Detroit market is located in Southeast Michigan PALACE OF centered around the city of Detroit and ranks as the 12th most AUBURN HILLS GREAT LAKES CHRYLSER GROUP populated MSA in the United States, with a population of CROSSING HQ OUTLET MALL 4,296,250. VILLAGE OF ROCHESTER HILLS TROY Metro Detroit has made Michigan’s economy a RETAIL & DINING PARTRIDGE CREEK leader in information technology and advanced manu- facturing with over 70,000 employees in the automotive BIRMINGHAM LAKESIDE MALL RETAIL & DINING industry. Home of the “Big Three” American automakers (General Motors, Chrysler and Ford), Detroit is the world’s traditional automotive center and a key pillar of the U.S. economy. SOMERSET TWELVE OAKS COLLECTION MALL

Metro Detroit is one of twelve U.S. metropolitan areas to have ROYAL OAK RETAIL & DINING professional teams from the four major North American sports. NORTHVILLE RETAIL & DINING The Detroit Lions, Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Tigers are located within the Detroit Central Business District while the Detroit Pistons are located in the northern suburb of Auburn Hills. FAIRLANE GM RENAISSANCE TOWN CENTER CENTER About 15.9 million people visit Metro Detroit annually, spend- ing an estimated $4.8 billion. Metro Detroit contains a number of shopping malls, including the upscale Somerset Collection in FORD HQ Troy, Twelve Oaks in Novi and the Great Lakes Crossing outlet • FORD FIELD • COMERICA PARK mall in Auburn Hills, with all three being major draws for tourists. • JOE LOUIS ARENA Somerset Collection is among the top 10 mall properties in the United States. Other notable street-side shopping districts include the downtown areas of Birmingham, Royal Oak and Northville.

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Nicknamed the “Motor City” Detroit is the center of the Automotive Industry, and the regions entertainment hub.

An estimated 85,000 people work in downtown Detroit, making up one-fifth of the city’s employment base. Detroit fares well as a fortune 500 headquarters with companies such as General Motors, DTE Energy; Quicken Loans, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan who recently relocated its headquarters as well as 4,000 employees to downtown Detroit.

In 2011, “Forbes Magazine called Detroit one of the best places for business as the city continues to attract top companies.” Downtown Detroit has increased its role as an enter- tainment hub in the 21st century fueled by three casino resort ho- tels, three professional sports stadiums, four performing arts theaters, a revitalized riverfront, state of the art cruise ship dock, and a new river walk have spurred economic development in downtown Detroit.

DEMOGRAPHIC DATA CBD Ren Cen Daytime Population 85,000 13,000 2013+ Estimated Residential Population 6,146 509 Hotel Room Count 4,885 1,558

CBD Annual Visitors Entertainment (Total) 15,000,000 Stadiums 4,362,900 Festivals (Total) 4,800,000 - Freedom Festival 3,500,000 - Boat Races 100,000 - Rockin Riverfront 80,000 Major Conference/Expo (Total) 1,200,000 - North American International Auto Show 800,000

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EducationalEducationaEducationall / Civic /Projects/ CivicProjectsCivic ProjectsProjProjectsects Educational / Civic Projects TOTAL COMPLETED, ACTIVE, AND PLANNED INVESTMENT IN THE CBD: 1. Cobo Center Center 2. Campus Martius Martius Park Park 3. Wayne County County Jail Jail $6,265,000,000 4. New Detroit Detroit Police Police Headquarters Headquarters 5. River WalkWalk 6. Grand Circus Park Office7. Capital / ParkRetailReRetail tail ProjectsProjects Projects 6.Office Detroit Building/ Retail Projects 7.8. d DaviDetroit Stott Building Building 8.9. DavidCompuware Scott Building Building 10. Compuware Building 344434 2222  9.11. Jefferson Jefferson Building Building 222422 10.12. Blue CrossCross Blue Blue Shield Shield of Michiganof Michigan Bldg Bldg. 354355 33 11.13. FirstFirst NationalNational Building Building  33 12.14. ChaseChase Tower Tower 13.15. GMGM Renaissance Renaissance Center Center 16. Dime Building 14. Dime Building Hotel / Entertainment Projects 46 Hotel /tertainment EntertainmentEnEnteinment rta Projects Projects Projects  66 17. MGM Grand 686 35 6 18. Greek Town 3131 15. MGM Grand 334133 23282325 324032 3139331 19. Aloft Hotel Detroit   3232  16. Greek Town 20. Fort Shelby 42 43 17.21. DoubleWestin Tree Book Hotel Cadillac Hotel 18.22. FortHilton Shelby Garden Inn 171917 202220 19.23. WestinThe Leland Book CadillacHotel Hotel 20.24. HiltonMotor Garden City Casino Inn 30 25. Crown Plaza  161816 101210 21.26. TheDetroit Leland Firehouse Hotel Hotel  1010 22.27. MotorCityBuffalo WildCasino Wings 27 212321 273273 ResidentialReResidentialentialsid Projects ProjectsPects roj 28. Broaderick Tower 23. Broderick Tower 7 29. Vinton Building 15117155 24.30. VintonCary Building Lofts 7987 3038330 293297 192191 TransportationTransportaTransportationTransportationtion Projects Projects ProjectsProjectsProjects 263226 1919 22 31. Port Authority 25. Port Authority 119109 32. Rosa Parks Transit Center 11131112 34  26.33. RosaBlue Parks Cross Transit Blue CenterShield Parking Structure 141614 34. Two Detroit Center 283028 242924 27. Blue Cross Blue Shield Parking Structure 282628 121412  35. M-1 Rail Street Car  MixedMixed Use Use UseProjects ProjectsProjecProjectsts 131513 44  44 182018 28.36. DetroitDetroit Free Free Press Press Building Building  1088 37. Cadillac Centre 29. Cadillac Centre 26 30.38. 10011001 Woodward Woodward  39. Paradise Valley District 31.40. ParadiseVirgil Carr Valley Cultural District Center 25 32.41. ViKales rgil Carr CulturalBuilding Center 33.42. KalesMadison Building Theater Building 43. Small Plates Building 55 253251 StadiumsStadiumsStadiums 11 34.44. FordFord Field Field  35.45. ComericaComerica Park Park 46. New Olympia Stadium Development

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Detroit Named the Fastest Growing Market in the US for High-Tech Jobs Detroit is one of 15 major cities across the country with emerging - Site Selection Magazine downtowns where college educated workers between the ages of 25 and 34 have flocked, instead of heading into the suburbs, in the past decade Well-Positioned For Growth in Green and Advanced Manufacturing - Forbes, 2013 - Moody’s, 2011 Detroit Ranks 14th on List of 100 Great Things About America Campus Martius Park named one of the greatest public spaces in the - Fortune Magazine, 2011 United States Michigan Leads the Nation in Announcments of - American Planning Association, 2012 Research and Development Facility Projects Michigan’s $337 billion economy has outperformed the - Site Selection Magazine broader U.S. economy in the recovery from the recession Best Places for Businesses - U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 2013 - Forbes, 2011 Detroit ranked first in the nation in advanced automotive sector employment and number of people working in architectural and engineering occupations - Automation Alley, 2013 Auto Industry Expected to Add 33,000 Jobs in Michigan - Auto News, 2011 Expansion in the Motor Vehicle Industry Will Boost the Detroit Economy Over the Next Few Years The Top 7 in U.S. Cities to Find an IT Job - Moodys, 2011 - Forbes, 2011

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