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1 Old Dominion University Hampton Roads Real Estate Market Review and Forecast 2007 Presented by: E.V. Williams Center for Real Estate and Economic Development Director’s Message John R. Lombard, PhD Assistant Professor, Department of Urban Studies and Public Administration, College of Business and Public Administration Director, E. V. Williams Center for Real Estate and Economic Development A Message from the Dean Nancy Bagranoff, DBA Dean, College of Business & Public Administration, Old Dominion University Executive Committee Executive Committee Chair: Joyce Hartman Executive Director: John Lombard Vice Chair: Tom Dillon Programs Chair: Stephanie Sanker Publications Chair: Brian Dundon Membership Chair: Craig Cope Curriculum Co-Chairs: John Crunkleton, Brad Sanford Sponsorship Chair: Cliff Moore By-Laws Chair: Andrew Keeney Past Chair: William E. King At Large: Jonathan Guion Aubrey Layne Sponsorship Committee Sponsorship Committee Cliff Moore, W.M. Jordan Brad Sanford, Dominion Realty Advisors Larry Colorito, Axial Advisory Group Program Committee Program Committee Stephanie Sanker, GVA Advantis Joyce Hartman, Sperry Van Ness Peggy Koch, GVA Advantis David Chapman, Old Dominion University

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Old Dominion University Hampton Roads Real Estate

Market Review and Forecast2007

Presented by: E.V. Williams

Center for Real Estate and Economic Development

Director’s Message

John R. Lombard, PhDAssistant Professor, Department of

Urban Studies and Public Administration, College of Business and Public Administration

Director, E. V. Williams Center for Real Estate and Economic Development

A Message from the Dean

Nancy Bagranoff, DBADean, College of Business

& Public Administration, Old Dominion University

Executive CommitteeExecutive Committee

Chair: Joyce HartmanExecutive Director: John LombardVice Chair: Tom DillonPrograms Chair: Stephanie SankerPublications Chair: Brian DundonMembership Chair: Craig CopeCurriculum Co-Chairs: John Crunkleton, Brad SanfordSponsorship Chair: Cliff MooreBy-Laws Chair: Andrew KeeneyPast Chair: William E. KingAt Large: Jonathan Guion

Aubrey Layne

Sponsorship CommitteeSponsorship Committee

Cliff Moore, W.M. JordanBrad Sanford, Dominion Realty AdvisorsLarry Colorito, Axial Advisory Group

Program CommitteeProgram Committee

Stephanie Sanker, GVA AdvantisJoyce Hartman, Sperry Van Ness

Peggy Koch, GVA AdvantisDavid Chapman, Old Dominion University

2

Research Committee

Brian Dundon, Brian J. Dundon & Assoc. John Lombard, PhD, ODU

Beth Hancock, City of ChesapeakeJoy Learn, Resource Bank

Sandi Prestridge, City of NorfolkMaureen Rooks, Thalhimer

Bradley Sanford, Dominion Realty AdvisorsLane Shea, Harbor Group

Kristi Sutphin, City of Portsmouth

Our Proud SponsorsAtlantic Mortgage & Investment

Axial Advisory GroupBank of America

BB&TThe Breeden Company

Burgess & NippleCavalier Land, Inc.CB Richard Ellis

Chesapeake Economic DevelopmentCherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP

Clancy & TheysClark Nexsen

CMSS ArchitectsCollins Enterprises

Continental Realty Services, Inc.CoStar Group

CREWCreative Office Environments

Davenport - Lefcoe DevelopmentDominion Realty Advisors

Drucker and Falk, LLCEmporia - Greensville Industrial Development Corp.

First American Title Insurance CompanyFirst Potomac Realty Trust

Great Atlantic Management CompanyGVA Advantis

Hampton Economic DevelopmentHarbor Group International

Our Proud SponsorsHayes, Seay, Mattern & Mattern, Inc.

Kaufman & CanolesLandMark Design Group

Laureate Capital Mortgage BankersLiberty Property Trust

McDonald Development CompanyMideastern Builders

The Morgan Real Estate GroupNAI Harvey Lindsay

Nancy Chandler & Associates, RealtorsNewport News Economic Development Authority

Norfolk Economic DevelopmentPortsmouth Economic Development

Resource BankRose and Womble Realty Co.

Runnymede CorporationS.L. Nusbaum Realty Company

Sam Segar & AssociatesSperry Van Ness Commercial Real Estate Advisors

Suffolk Economic DevelopmentSun Trust Real Estate Finance Group

Thalhimer Cushman WakefieldTowne Bank

Tri City Developers, LLCVirginia Beach Economic Development

Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc.Williams Mullen

W.M. Jordan CompanyWall, Einhorn & Chernitzer, P.C.

Wexford Science & Technology, LLC

Special thank you to

Inside Businessfor their sponsorship

over the past five

years.

Residential Market Review

J. Van Rose, Jr. MIRMPresident

Rose & Womble Enterprises

Principal Owner of Rose & Womble Realty

Lifetime Teacher & Motivator

Travels the country sharing his knowledge and unique perspective.

15 Year New Construction and Resale History

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Hampton Roads Housing Stats

• Average Price of SF New Home$445,316

• An Increase of $38,048 or 9.3% in one year

• Average Price of SF Existing Home$270,511

• An Increase of $45,317 or 7.8% inone year

$346,963

$557,004

$210,041

$301,537

$470,764

$169,227

$281,289

$448,731

$167,442

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Resale NC Diff

2006 Southside Average Closing PricesResale and New Construction

Single Family Detached Homes

$184,406

$270,955

$89,549

$221,057

$399,538

$178,481

$305,931

$430,514

$124,583

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2006 Southside Average Closing PricesResale and New Construction

Single Family Detached Homes

2006 Peninsula Average Closing PricesResale and New Construction

Single Family Detached Homes

$193,421

$334,388

$140,967

$212,773

$337,119

$191,102

$357,686

$465,010

$107,324

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$53,256

$404,194

$363,733

($40,461)

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2006 Peninsula Average Closing PricesResale and New Construction

Single Family Detached Homes

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A Market

In Transition

Sales By MonthJan 2005 through Nov 2006

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Growth of Home Sizes & Price Per S. F.

2003 $260K $104 SF

2,570 SF

2004 $327K $123 SF

2,673 SF

2005 $416K $149 SF

2,781 SF

2006 $445 $161 SF

2,672 SF

2007 $394 $152 SF

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Future of Hampton Roads SOUTHSIDE MLS

ACTIVE DETACHED LISTINGS BY PRICE RANGE - FEBRUARY 2007

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2005 2006 2007 2008Year

Defense Budget in Billions 2005-2008

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Hampton Roads Share

Proposed 2008 Government Spending –

$5.5 Billion to Northrop Grumman Newport News Shipyard

$288 Million for Construction Projects at Hampton Roads Military Facilities

Hampton Roads ShareHomeland Security - Includes Hampton Roads

in Share of $1.143 Billion Dollars in Grants

APM Terminals $450 Million Dollar Portsmouth

Facility to Open in 2007

$2.2 Billion Dollar Expansion

Craney Island Marine Cargo Terminal

Mixed Use In Hampton Roads Mixed Use In Hampton RoadsBellharbour Station at SoNo Chesapeake 580 Units

Bryans Cove Chesapeake 596Units

Culpepper Landing Chesapeake 983 Units

Gateway at SoNo Chesapeake 108 Units

H20 Hampton 500 Units

Benns Grant Isle of Wight Co. 1098 Units

St. Lukes Village Isle of Wight Co. 430 Units

Governors Grove at Five Forks James City Co. 132 Units

New Town James City Co. 1000+ Units

Asheton Newport News 1578 Units

City Center Newport News 420 Units

Patrick Henry Place Newport News 700 Units

Mixed Use In Hampton Roads

Spectrum at Willoughby Norfolk 327 Units

Hampton Roads Crossing Suffolk 600 Units

Harbour View Station Suffolk 1000 Units

Obici Place Suffolk 225 Units

Blenheim Park Virginia Beach 1000 Units

City View Virginia Beach 600+ Units

City Walk Virginia Beach 450 Units

Cascades at Woods Corner Virginia Beach 192 UnitsHigh Street Williamsburg 482 UnitsYorktown Green York County 74 Units

TOTALS 13,075

2007Multifamily Market:

Review and Assessment

Aubrey L. Layne, Jr.President

Great Atlantic Management

GREAT ATLANTIC

7

•Deal Activity and Headlines

•Economic and Operating Environment

•Outlook

Deal Activity Deal Activity -- 20062006

••Unit Volume DownUnit Volume Down

••Core Pricing FlatCore Pricing Flat

HR Apartment Deal Volume and Price

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Biggest Dealin 2006

• Alta Cove Now Empirian Chesapeake• $63 Million and $168,000 Per Unit

Bonaventure Group Enters HR

• 702 Units in 2006• 540 Units in 2005

Economic and Operating Environment

Apartment Cap Rates, Interest Rates and Spreads

1%

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spreadSources: Capital Analytics, Federal Reserve

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Renter's Monthly Cash Flow Advantage

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Home Owner VacancyIn Dwellings With 2 or More Units

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6%

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9%

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92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06

Source: US Census Dept.

Employment

• Ford Plant Closing • BRAC – 2008, Mostly on Peninsula• 2007 Unemployment 3.7%

HR Apartments Under Construction and Starts

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Source: Real Data

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HR Rent Growth and Core Inflation

0.0%1.0%2.0%3.0%4.0%5.0%6.0%7.0%8.0%

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

HR Rent Growth Core Inflation

Sources: US Dept. of Labor, Real Data

• Buyers: Competitive Market• Sellers: Relatively High Prices• Owners: Positive Operating Environment• Renters: More Choice and Modestly

Higher Rents

Outlook - 2007 Office Market Review

Vivian Turok

Senior Vice President Office Leasing Division

Divaris Real Estate

30 years experience in office sales, leasing, tenant and landlord representation

Bachelor of Social ScienceUniversity of Cape Town

South Africa

Hampton Roads Historical Vacancy Rate Trends

7.8%

9.7%

11.8%

14.3% 13.1%

10.1%

8%6.9%

0

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Office Market Rental Rates

•Class A = $20.00 per square foot

•Class B = $15.42 per square foot

•Class C = $12.39 per square foot

11

Pembroke Six, Virginia Beach

Interstate Corporate Center, Norfolk

Southern Boulevard, Virginia Beach

Social Security Building, Norfolk

Commonwealth of VirginiaLeases Signed in 2006

Convergence III, Virginia Beach

Rosemont Interstate Center, Virginia BeachWorld Trade Center, Norfolk

Amerigroup, Virginia Beach

Chesapeake Leases

12

Innovation Research Park

Lockheed Martin Modeling Center

2006 Developments

Gallery I and II, Virginia Beach Liberty III, Chesapeake

Central Center Office Building, Norfolk Amerigroup II, Virginia Beach

2006 Developments

BECO Building, ChesapeakeHRRA Building, Chesapeake

Bridgeway Technology Center, Suffolk

2006 Developments

Merchants Walk South, Newport News

One City Center,

Newport News

2007 Developments

Two Columbus Center, Virginia Beach

2007 Developments

Dominion Enterprises, Norfolk

Oakbrooke Professional Center, Chesapeake

Convergence III, Virginia Beach

Harbourview Medical Building, Suffolk

13

2008 Projects

Commander Corporate Center, Norfolk

Pavilion Center II, Virginia Beach

The Fairways at Lake Wright, Norfolk

Wachovia Center, Norfolk

Downtown Norfolk

Bon Voyage Incentives

Hampton Roads Market Conditions

Rental rates are on the rise

Fewer landlord incentives

Lowest vacancy rates in 10 years

Office Market Forecast

Building construction will increase

Town Center developments

Healthcare and port-related users will play a role in growing our market base

BRAC’s uncertainty effect on our military users

14

LEEDTM Market TransformationOctober 2006

596 Certified Projects1,581+ Registered Projects

Over 30,000 LEED Accredited Professionals!

Projects in all 50 States and 24 CountriesHSMM

Buildings Consume12% of potable water39% of primary energy40% of raw materials48% of US carbon emissions70% of US electricity

Green Buildings Save:30 – 50% of energy35% of carbon emissions40% of water70% of solid waste

Recycling

bins Bicycle

racks

Liberty III, 1317 Executive Blvd, Chesapeake

Hybrid

parking

Green cleaning

program

RETAIL MARKET REVIEW

Presented by:Chris Rouzie

Thalhimer Retail Brokerage GroupFebruary 28, 2007

13.11% 12.83%

11.64% 11.19%

9.41%

7.55%

6.81%

5.00%

7.00%

9.00%

11.00%

13.00%

15.00%

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Hampton Roads – Retail Vacancy

1,130,3291,031,5501,250,400

749,458

456,610

1,211,699

2,594,843

0

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2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007

Hampton Roads – New Construction Square Feet

15

New Projects

Williamsburg - 2005

Williamsburg Marketcenter

Williamsburg Marketcenter

New Town

New Town & Settler’s Market

New Town & Settler’s Market

Settler’s Market New Town

16

Marquis Development

Marquis

City Center

City Center

Mercury Plaza

Peninsula Town Center

NetCenter

Mercury Plaza

17

Peninsula Town Center

Edinburgh

Edinburgh

Proposed

Landstown Commons

Landstown Commons

Harbour View East

18

Harbour View East

Grocery Sector

Hampton Roads – Number of Stores in Region

89

40

28

139 8 6 6 4 2

0

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40

60

80

100Food Lion

Farm FreshSupermarketIndependent

Wal Mart Supercenter

Kroger

Harris Teeter

Fresh Pride

DECA Commissary

Super Kmart

Ukrops

Source: Trade Dimensions 2006 CBSA

28%

25%

22%

4%

1%

5%4% 8% 2%

1%

Wal Mart

Food Lion

Farm FreshSupermarketIndependent

Fresh Pride Market

Harris Teeter

Kroger

DECA Commissary

Super Kmart

Ukrops

Hampton Roads – Grocery Group Market Share

Source: Trade Dimensions 2006 CBSA

Food Lion – Bloom Store Food Lion – Bottom Dollar Store

19

Farm Fresh

Haygood Shopping Center

Mt. Pleasant Marketplace

Bennett’s CreekThe Market @ Harbor Heights

Orchard Square

Harris Teeter

Ferrell Parkway

Hanbury Village

Expanding Footprint

RETAIL MARKET REVIEW

Presented by:Chris Rouzie

Thalhimer Retail Brokerage GroupFebruary 28, 2007

Industrial Market Review

Clay Culbreth, SIOR, CCIM

GVA Advantis,Senior Director, Industrial Brokerage

20

Industrial Reporters

Bobby Beasley Billy King

Ken Benassi Pat Mumey

Ron Biesecker Bobby Phillips

Charles Dickinson Worth Remick

Abe Ellis Stephanie Sanker

Trip Ferguson Bill Throne

Christine Kaempfe Chip Worley

McDonald Development Proposed Site Plan

Ashley Capital’s2601 Indian River Road

Chesapeake

Bridgeway Commerce Center IIISuffolk

Vacancy Percentage For the Last 10 Years

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2003

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2006

2007

200 PortCentre ParkwayPortsmouth

212,000 square foot total$3.95 per square foot10 year term

21

301 and 500 Westpark LaneHampton

515,000 square feet totalSold: 6/1/06$62.13 per square foot$32,000,000

2820 Crusader Circle Virginia Beach

155,000 square feet totalSold: 8/1/06$31.00 per square foot$4,882,500

Sample of Up and Coming Developments

Virginia Regional Commerce ParkVirginia Regional Commerce ParkSuffolkSuffolk

Northgate Commerce ParkNorthgate Commerce ParkSuffolkSuffolkEnterchange at SuffolkEnterchange at Suffolk

1,000,000 square foot total

300,000 square foot total

770,000 square foot total

Representative Building Sales Transactions

First Data

54,000 square foot total$94.44 per square footSold: 5/06$5,100,000

IBS America

14,400 square foot total$63.54 per square footSold: 11/06$915,000

Viasys

31,000 square foot total$136.55 per square footSold: 4/06$1,400,000

Trade Street

Site

Office/WarehouseCondos

Oakbrooke Business & Technology CenterChesapeake

Riverwalk Commerce ParkChesapeake

22

Charlie Taylor

Investment MarketInvestment Market

Jonathan Guion, SIORJonathan Guion, SIOR

February 28, 2007

National Market InfluencesNational Market Influences

Foreign Capital

Condo Conversion Market

Mobility of Capital

Privatizations and Mega Deals

Inflow of Foreign Capital

$16 billion$21 billion20062005

20% drop in foreign capital

Condo Conversion MarketCondo Conversion Market

Largest block of buyers in 2005

Off the radar in 2006

Mobility of CapitalMobility of Capital

23

Privatization and Mega DealsPrivatization and Mega Deals

REIT mergers and acquisitions increased to $100 billion

31 portfolios/properties valued over $1 billion

Hampton Roads MarketHampton Roads Market

Local portfolio sales declined

Dollar volume off by 25%

Hampton Roads TransactionsHampton Roads Transactions

Alta Cove Apartments$63 million

Dove Landing$32 million

Hampton Roads Research QuadBuildings I and III$28.75 million

Liberty Property Trust (3 building portfolio)$13 million

Hampton Roads TransactionsHampton Roads Transactions

Richmond Road Food Lion$14.5 million

Chesapeake Crossing Shopping Center

12 million

West Park Warehouses$32 million

Investment MarketInvestment Market

Jonathan Guion, SIORJonathan Guion, SIOR

February 28, 2007

Old Dominion University Hampton Roads Real Estate

Market Review and Forecast

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Center for Real Estate and Economic Development