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The Office Property Telescope Investment & Financing Keys Spain 2022 Expanded Edition January 2022 Strategy and Transactions
2 4 Financing ► Vacancy Rate in Madrid (9.7%) and Barcelona (8.6%) increasing at a higher pace due to the weak demand. ► High activity of New Supply & Refurbishments due to the current weak demand. 500,000 sq.m recently Activity delivered in 2021 in Madrid and Barcelona. The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 Supply & ► Take-Up in Madrid and Barcelona stands at 360,000 ► Spanish banks forced to focus on business district transactions but still flexible to compete and 325,000 respectively. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Demand ► The 26 and 74 projects under construction in under the current circumstances. ► For International banks location is not a real Madrid and Barcelona to be delivered from 2022 to issue as long as the sponsor creditworthiness is 2023 will cause a negative impact on rents expected high and vacancy risk remains under control to be partially compensated by high inflation. 1 Macro ► and Borrowing cost levelling off but still below ► Prime submarkets.- Net effective rents leakage than 2017. keep on widening progressively given the higher Overview incentives and other allowances provided by landlords. ► Alternative capital providers eager to structure junior / mezzanine financing tranches. Lopsided recovery expected 3 5 after COVID impact 2021-2022 Office Properties Key Performing ► GDP expected growth: + 6.4% in 2022 Investment Market Indicators (vs. 5.74% 2021). ► EMEA region represents 33% of the worldwide Office Key Indicators by areas in 2022 ► Unemployment rate still high but Investment volume. International investors are currently decreases 156bps to 14.6% in 2021. overweighting Americas and Asia against Europe Madrid Barcelona ► Exports will lead the recovery: Current ► Office Investment volume increased by 32% in Spain Rent Cap. Value Rent Cap. Value imports coverage rate levels off at 95% during 2021 (+€669m YoY Var.) and accounted for 27% of Max. ► 40 (5%) 15,000 (-1%) 27 (4%) 9,818 (-6%) the total non-residential Real Estate investment, well CBD CBD ► Consumer confidence: Plunges 12 points Avg. ► 31 (-6%) 11,625 (-12%) 24 (-4%) 8,727 (-13%) since October, from 97 to 85 due to the below the historical average. Min. ► 26 (-10%) 9,750 (-16%) 20 (0%) 7,273 (-9%) new outbreaks of Covid. ► The overall high valuation of non-prime office properties is Max. ► 16 (-6%) 3,657 (-1%) 24 (0%) 7,200 (25%) 22@ DEC ► Madrid region steps up above the rest of the main reason of the lower investment activity from 2017 Avg. ► 12 (-8%) 2,743 (1%) 22 (-4%) 6,600 (20%) the country as young people is moving to to 2020. Value Added and Opportunistic investors still on Min. ► 9 (-15%) 1,943 (-3%) 16 (0%) 4,800 (25%) the capital due to better labour the chase of price correction to profit from the gloomy context. Rent (€/sqm/mth) (YoY Var. %) Cap. Value (€/sqm) (YoY Var. %) opportunities. 1 of 162
Once capital has been raised… there is a huge pressure to be allocated Investment allocation from pension funds is growing and growing The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 Investible stock of commercial Real Avg. allocation to Real Estate EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Estate ($trn) investments (%) 40 10 Global assets under management, ~$trn 35 12 9 30 10 25 8 8 20 6 15 7 4 10 6 2 5 0 0 5 United Europe China World Insurance Private Public 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 States company pension fund pension fund Dry powder Allocated Capital 2000 2010 2021 2010 2021 “Dry Powder” on the rise while investment managers struggle to allocate the equity efficiently $37trn Global investible commercial stock has quadrupled in the past 21 years Source: Prekin, Oxford Economics, third party Real Estate international consultants 2 of 162
Despite high liquidity, office global investment still cautious in 2021: €269bn While rapid rental adjustment and valuation haircuts in the US due to COVID have The Office Property Telescope attracted a bunch of avid value added and opportunistic investors. Overall Spain 2022 sentiment is that Europe is still “overvalued” EXECUTIVE SUMMARY EMEA 33% Transactional volume €88bn (-2% vs. 2020) (40% in 2020 and 39% in 2019) Americas Although it is high time to refurbish 39% Transactional volume €106bn (-42% vs. 2020) (35% in 2020) most of its office inventory, EMEA region, with €88bn, seems to be loosing momentum against other investment Asia Pacific destinies 28% Transactional volume €75bn (7% vs. 2020) (25% in 2020) Source: RCA –Real Capital Analytics 3 of 162
European CBD Offices Valuation “in the paradise” Average Capital values in MAD and BCN are still climbing since 2013. The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 10 Year Bond EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (31st Dec. 2021) 0.1% 0.9% (0.3%) 0.4% (0.3%) (0.3%) 0.1% (0.2%) 0.4% 0.1% (0.0%) 1.0% - 0.3% Cap. Values Yield 2021 – Dif. 10 year bond 244 bps 263 bps 300 bps 285 bps 310 bps 280 bps 387 bps 301 bps 265 bps 344 bps 304 bps 209 bps n.a. 340 bps (€/sqm) Spread var. 20-21 65 bps 62 bps 33 bps 70 bps 48 bps 68 bps 40 bps 43 bps 65 bps 85 bps 113 bps 63 bps n.a. 155 bps European Yield Chart (04-22E; %) 2021 Capital Values (€/sqm) 36,800 42,042 18,667 10,182 18,214 18,480 16,150 15,789 13,161 9,000 10,200 19,355 17,829 7,520 7% €50k 7.1% Cap. Values Growth (%) . . 12.4% . 6% 10.3 4.2% 9.7% 2.4% 0.0% 3.5% 16.5% 2020 - 2021 (0.3%) 5% 1.8% 2.0% 11.4% 13.1% €10k 4% France Germany €0k London Lisbon Munich Dublin Madrid Frankfurt Berlin Amster. Brussels Milan Paris Luxemb. Vienna Barcelona 3% Spain UK 8% Italy 2% 7% 2005 2013 2004 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022E 6% 5% Europe has experienced an overall yield 4% compression, that has 3% resulted in a considerable increase in Capital 2% Values, while rents are 1% Min. 2007 Max. 2009 2021 Prime Yield (%) 2022 Prime Yield (%) wearing out Source: EY, Bloomberg 4 of 162
Are office prices in Spain leveling-off? Investors are still discriminating those who set the new trends against the trailers The Office Property Telescope Pandemic Spain 2022 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Bear Market Bull Market Level - off Real Comps < Theoretical Real Comps > Theoretical Cap. Values Real Comps = Cap. Values Theoretical Cap. Values 2021 CRE Investment Breakdown: 15 Rental 14 decrease Logistics 13 29% 12 11 Hotels Retail 10 23% 13% €k/sqm 9 8 7 6 5 4 Office Alternative 3 27% 2 8% 2 Years 8 Years 2 Years 1 0 Spanish Office Investment Sede de McKinsey Pinar Leattad Torre Sabadell Project Sea Recoletos 3 Recoletos Genova 17 Palacio de Miraflores Castellana, 19 Castellana, 91 Veazquez 123 Sede BNP Paribas Plaza de la Lealtad 2 Serrano, 67 Velazquez, 34 Av. Burgos Paseo Recoletos Castellana 55 Torre Cepes Movistar Centre Oquendo 23 Principe Vergara Aborro Corporacion Fernando el Santo, 15 Velázquez, 108 Claudio Coello, 123 Paseo de la Habana, 3 Recoletos 33 Recoletos 22 Monte Esquinza Sede de Castrecas Rios Rosas, 24 Tanger 73 P Castellana 42 General Lacy, 23 Francisco de Gervas, 10 Urla Menendes next Mq Fernando el Santo,20 Manues de Falla 7 Edificio Edison Torre Espacio Serrano 85 Sede del Deutsche Bank Serrano 240 Torre Picasso Fernando de Santo Edificio de CaixaBank Market in 2021 started to show high volatility in transaction values where only super prime ¾ of this transaction assets where able to s in BCN keep up Top 5 annual Real Comps (€/sqm) Theoretical Capital Value (€/sqm) 5 of 162
European Investment Office Market: Transactions in Spain have not been material in Europe in 2021. The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Spain accounted for 3% of the Total Office Investment €1.400m in Europe €1.026m Germany United €677m €739m €765m Kingdom 24% 22% Media Works 30 Fenchurch ABN AMRO HQ High Tech Campus Four Frankfurt France Munich Street Eindhoven (Tower 1) 14% Office Office Office Office Office Other 21% Norway Sweden 3% 8% Netherlands Spain 5% 3% BUYER BUYER BUYER BUYER BUYER Union Investment, Brookfield AM VolkerWessels, GIC, Oaktree Allianz RE Hines Victory Advisors, VENDOR G&S Vastgoed VENDOR VENDOR Delancey, M. Safra VENDOR & CO Ramphastos Gross & Partner VENDOR Pentagon Officefirst ABN AMRO Investment Portfolio (#21 in European 95,998 sqm 51,095 sqm 67,998 sqm 272,993 sqm 83,158 sqm Deals Ranking) Source: EY, RCA – Real Capital Analytics 6 of 162
European Investment Office Market: Spain (€2,773m) accounted for 3% of total European Office Investment in 2021. The Office Property Telescope Purchase Spain 2022 # Country Asset GLA (Sqm) Price (€m) Buyer Vendor EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1 Germany Four Frankfurt (Tower 1) 83,158 1,400 Allianz RE Germany, BVK Gross & Partner 2 Netherlands High Tech Campus Eindhoven 272,993 1,026 GIC, Oaktree Ramphastos Investments VolkerWessels, Victory Advisors, G&S 3 Netherlands ABN AMRO HQ 67,998 765 ABN AMRO Vastgoed 4 UK 30 Fenchurch Street 51,095 739 Brookfield AM Delancey, M. Safra & Co European Initial Yields 2021 5 Germany Media Works Munich 95,998 677 Union Investment, Hines OfficeFirst Epargne Fonciere, Primonial REIM, La 6 France Shift 45,999 626 Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Prime Yield Maximum Francaise, EDF Energy Country 7 Germany Pandion Officehome (Soul) 44,699 600 Union Investment Pandion 2021 last 10 years 8 Switzerland Crown 37,999 566 Deka Immobilien Pictet Group France 2.50% 4.75% 9 Germany Skyper 53,899 550 HDI Versicherung Allianz RE Germany Germany 2.90% 5.15% 10 UK One Braham 30,193 538 Union Investment KHI Holdings, Aldgate Developments UK 3.25% 5.50% 11 UK Times Square 34,466 533 Generali Group Blackstone Spain 3.00% 6.80% 12 UK 2-3 Bankside 35,116 511 Omnicom grundbesitz europa (DWS) Italy 3.00% 6.50% 13 France Window 44,199 505 Primonial REIM, Societe Generale SA Oxford Properties Group, Hines Ilmarinen, Immobilien Europa Direkt, For further information, please see 14 Germany Victoriastadt Lofts 68,498 425 Signa Group Schroder RE Invt Trust Chapter 3 (Key Investments and Financing 15 UK Minster Building 27,406 411 Suntec REIT FREO Group, Ivanhoe Cambridge Drivers) in the full report Samsung SRA, SCPI Primopierre, 16 France Influence 32,780 332 Tishman Speyer Primonial REIM, EDF Energy 17 Italy Libeskind Tower 33,499 320 ENPAIA Generali Immobiliare Italy 18 France Les Portes d Arcueil 44,734 300 SCPI PF Grand Paris - Perial Gecina Top 5 deals occurred in 19 France Keiko 25,999 300 Macif AXA IM - Real Assets 2021 amounted to 20 UK Athene Place 13,775 300 Great Eagle Hldg Ltd Henderson Park,Endurance Land Ltd €4,607m, being the most 21 Spain Pentagon Portfolio 50,218 280 KanAM Axa relevant in terms of 36 Spain Hermanos Revilla 121,131 189 Realia Business Hermanos Revilla Purchase Price the 40 Spain Project Sea - Everis HQ 27,000 180 Allianz Meridia acquisition of 1 of the 78 Spain One Parc Central 21,000 120 DWS Group Varde Partners Four Frankfurt Tower 79 Spain Plaza de les Glories 21,499 120 IBA Capital Partners Hispania SA (Blackstone) Source: EY, RCA – Real Capital Analytics 7 of 162
Europe: Permanent capital “helping” private equity to make their investment returns Despite the pandemic headwinds, investors’ appetite prevails with several The Office Property Telescope mega-deals Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2021 2021 Single Asset Most Active Submarkets Top Deals Volume Var. 21-20 Allianz RE European Top Buyers and Sellers acquired Last 24 months London € 8,272m -22.7% Four Frankfurt (Tower 1) Top 5 Buyers Acq (€m) Props. Paris € 7,631m -51.7% €1,400m 83,200 sqm in Frankfurt Union Investment € 5,007 39 DekaBank € 4,594 34 Munich € 4,242m -34.3% GIC, Oaktree Allianz € 3,691 15 Frankfurt am Main € 3,671m -25.7% acquired Corem Prop. Group € 3,582 132 High Tech Campus SBB i Norden € 3,379 252 Berlin-Brandenburg € 3,019m -27.5% Eindhoven €1,026m Stockholm € 1,713m +14.2% 272,993 sqm in Eindhoven Top 5 Sellers Acq (€m) Props. Blackstone € 5,365 69 VolkerWessels, Victory Adv. Klovern AB € 3,592 133 & G&S Vastgoed BNP Paribas € 3,343 27 acquired TLG Immobilien AG € 3,259 301 €765m ABN AMRO HQ Hemfosa Fastigheter € 2,627 210 67,998 sqm in Netherland Source: RCA – Real Capital Analytics Brookfield AM acquired €739m 30 Fenchurch St. Investment activity in European Office 51,095 sqm in London Properties was cut down to €89bn in 2020 (-35% compared to 2019) mostly Union Investment, Hines driven by the high uncertainty resulting acquired from Covid-19 Media Works Munich €677m 95,998 sqm in Munich 8 of 162
2021 Spanish investment “on decade average” Investment volume in Office segment increased by +32% YoY due to the partial pandemic recovery suffered during the year. The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 Total Office Investment Volume by Location (€bn) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4.3 4% 2021 CRE Investment Other Breakdown: 3.5 +32% 3.4 Logistics Barcelona 4% 8% 42% 29% 3.0 17% Hotels 2.8 Retail 12% 2.7 23% Madrid 25% 13% 4% 7% 2.4 4% 24% 30% 2.1 6% 35% 27% 59% Office 27% Alternative 79% 8% 1.2 67% 54% 29% 0.8 72% A total office pipeline investment volume of 0.7 58% 43% 61% 67% €4,274m expected to be transacted in 24% 34% 24% 71% Spain 2,105 664 4,274 52% 57% 1,506 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Short Medium Long Term TOTAL Term Term Source: EY 9 of 162
Who is playing the “office” game in Spain: More room for value added strategies in 2022? The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 Equity Out Equity In EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Investment by typology in 2021: Madrid Barcelona 30% 35% 36% 47% 35% 17% €m €m Core 324 Core 774 Core+ 324 Core+ 275 Value Add 282 Value Add 585 Core Core+ Value Add Financing shortage has dragged higher risk Debt transactions (Value Add / Opportunistic), representing less than 40% of total transacted volume 10 of 162
Ownership understanding How to grow? There is a huge opportunity to take advantage of the obsolete stock as long as prices adjust The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 (18%) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Madrid & Barcelona office inventory (m sqm) Barcelona Market Share Madrid 18 19 19 19 19 19 19 20 20 21 16.5 M sqm 3.7M sqm 18 18 18 15 16 17 (78%) Total Inventory 20.2 M sqm 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Spanish office market is Other landlords IBA Capital Starwood Capital Colonial Pontegadea Zambal Socimi highly fragmented, key Merlin Properties Mutua Madrileña Tristan Capital Partners players own 18% of GLA of the total inventory. Source: EY 11 of 162
Madrid´s most of vacant space is located between A1 and A2 The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 A-1 Most vacant VACANT space location SPACE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CBD Vacant space in Madrid (k sqm) M-40 RBD Total Vacant Vacancy RC Zone Castellana stock space rate % M-40 A-6 Within DEC 5,439 321 5.9% Calle – 30 A-2 OUT Outside 8,635 1,016 11.8% Calle – 30 M-30 TOTAL 14,074 1,338 9.5% New Inventory + Refurbishments in 2023 – 2024 New Projects New Projects R-3 in 2023 in 2024 A-5 254,541 sqm 132,631 sqm New Inventory trend 2009 – 2024 (sqm)* of potential GLA of potential GLA M-30 *Excluding refurbishments 400k A-3 + 300k 200k 100k 0k 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022F 2023F 2024F Source: EY 12 of 162
Madrid Letting Deals: Histogram 2017-2021 Number of letting deals according to the Rental Price interval The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 Analysis letting deals in CBD and RBD by rental ranges (%) EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 60% 53% 50% 40% 32% 30% 30% 20% 20% 10% 0% 22-25 25-28 28-32 >32 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Analysis letting deals in CBD and RBD Low Range Medium Range High Range 30% MODE: -7% MODE: -7% 25% Growth YoY Growth YoY 20% During 2021, prime 15% rents (>32) have 10% been the top 5% beneficiaries representing 20% of 0% 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 total letting deals 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Source: EY Analysis 13 of 162
Madrid CBD Leakage Analysis: 2018 vs 2021 ERV vs. Passing Effective Rents “GAP” has significantly expanded from 2018 to 2021 as landlords are struggling to defend occupancy The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 Avg. Median EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Mode rent effective ERV Leakage rent rent ERV vs. average passing effective rents GAP has increased from: -8% 2018 in 2018 to -18% in 2020 and -20% in 2021 24.6 30.0 28.2 30.5 -8% 35 €/sqm/month €/sqm/month €/sqm/month €/sqm/month 30 -8% -18% -20% 2020 25 26.0 24.0 26.9 33.0 -18% 20 €/sqm/month €/sqm/month €/sqm/month €/sqm/month 2018 2020 2021 ERV Avg effective rent 2021 c. 81% of the current passing rent will optioned to break before 2024 26.0 24.5 24.8 31.0 -20% €8.6m €6.1m €31.9m €/sqm/month €/sqm/month €/sqm/month €/sqm/month €17.3m 2022 2023 2024 Total Sample Size: 202 Observations ----- 314,197 sqm c. 81% Source: EY Analysis 14 of 162
Madrid Vacancy – Chronic vacant inventory to be repositioned (even with positive net take up) The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 In the Base Case, the office space in Madrid would be occupied in 5.6 years (if considering 60% of net take-up). On Number of Years EXECUTIVE SUMMARY the other hand, in the Base Case, Madrid office Market would Required to take-up the need 16.7 years to take-up the vacant space, considering as total vacant space* Madrid take-up evolution (sqm): net, the 20% of the total take-up space. 700.000 Madrid Take Up (sqm) 450.000 600.000 Best Case=Max.Take-up 5.0 7.4 14.9 500.000 1.337.600 400.000 300.000 400.000 Base Case=Avg. Take-up 5.6 8.4 16.7 200.000 1.337.600 100.000 0 360.000 Worst Case=Min. Take-up 6.2 9.3 18.6 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 1.337.600 * 60% 40% 20% Take-up (sqm) Vacant Space (sqm) Current vacancy in Madrid Conversion ratio from gross stands at c. 1.3m sqm, Take-up to net Take-up which would take between 6 *Years that Market would need to occupy the total vacant space according to the and 17 years to absorb take-up in the best, worst and average case at an average take-up rate of the last years, considering 60%, 40% and 20% of Net Take-Up Source: EY Analysis 15 of 162
The arrival of hybrid worker is here… to stay? It is still to be seen how offices sill challenge the current context The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 US, after covid-19, how often would you like to have paid workdays at home? EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Five Four Three Two One Rarely Citizens 31% 9% 14% 15% 11% 20% Investors Companies Less than 3 days at home Workers People prefer going back to the office. The coworking spaces are too expensive for both the average +45% of workers Spanish “mileurista” freelance individual and also Spanish companies. prefer office employee has not already succeeded as a “worker” Therefore, there is a real market for from home companies that cannot afford an average CBD rental payment 16 of 162
What can be done with the high vacancy? Its time to think out of the box The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 1,338k vacant sqm in Madrid EXECUTIVE SUMMARY US, investors-owned laboratories, total inventory (Q3 2021, ksqm and vacancy rate) Total inventory ksqm Vacancy rate % Boston 2,769 5 San Francisco 2,155 7 Raleigh-Durham 1,514 8 San Diego 1,245 3 Washington DC 975 3 New York 790 29 Denver-Boulder 539 20 Philadelphia 520 7 Seattle 372 8 Los Angeles 204 20 Source: JLL and EY Analysis $87bn lab industry investment will not take Real Estate for granted VACANT OFFICE STOCK 17 of 162
It is high time to open Madrid beyond Calle 30 Madrid Nuevo Norte The Office Property Telescope Cuatro Torres Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Zoom out of Madrid city centre DEC Santiago Bernabeu OUT Azca Colón Cibeles square Atocha Railway Station The challenge is to Retiro Park make the most of Méndez Álvaro Calle 30 and M-40 synergies 21 of 162
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New opportunity for mixed uses in the southeast of Madrid The Office Property Telescope Atocha Amazon Repsol Campus Spain 2022 Railway Station offices offices Méndez Álvaro EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Méndez Álvaro Location A mixed-use concept with an excellent connection to take an outdated area to the next level. Residential Tertiary use Commercial Cultural facilities Railway infrastructure Sports facilities Green spaces 23 of 162
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Campus Méndez Álvaro: the new “neighbourhood“ Méndez Álvaro axis has become one of the fastest growing areas in recent years, adding value both for companies looking for new headquarters, and for those citizens looking for easy access by car or public transport. The Office Property Telescope Campus Campus Spain 2022 Cultural and New Méndez Álvaro Méndez Álvaro sports facilities connections Residential area Offices area EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Campus Méndez Álvaro main floor Residential Offices The project, has been designed by Estudio Lamela following sustainability criteria and the implementation of industrialized solutions and processes. 25 of 162
Madrid will host the most relevant mixed used project in southern Europe The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Madrid Nuevo Norte Location 1.2 Millions of sqm 81% 19% Offices Residential of buildability The project which had been delayed for 30 years is gathering momentum 26 of 162
Madrid Nuevo Norte first building will be delivered in 2027 The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Definitive approval 1 Implementation initiative • Participation of more than of the modification 50% of the owners of the General Plan of Madrid • Preparatory acts for future Compensation Boards 3 Urbanization infrastructures 5 First building delivered Main objectives ❖ Strategic location 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2027 ❖ Big scale of the project (5.6km) ❖ Variety of uses ❖ Best connections by railway and Framework public transport agreement signed 2 Urban project and Compensation Boards 4 Construction works ❖ Extend green areas and public facilities ❖ New Central Business District INVESTMENT AND RETURNS UNTIL 2040 €169m + €320m + €306m €795m € 4.592/sqm Acquisition Land + infrastructure Construction Total cost A unique mixed-use Yield on costs 7.25% hub in Europe 27 of 162
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New 5.6 km from north to south that represent a great opportunity for Madrid The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Distribution of uses Residential Offices Facilities 23.44% 76.56% Private use Public use 11% 34% 11% Total area 2,357k sqm 13% 19% 13% The project opts for mixed uses Residential Commercial and aims to create a city that is Green spaces bursting with life. The variety of uses Sports facilities Social, sanitary, educational facilities will complement each other creating Private facilities a 24/7 activity. This will prevent it Other facilities Railway infrastructure from becoming a commuter town. 29 of 162
Madrid Nuevo Norte is being built through a social engagement framework The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 WHY? HOW? EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The main goals pursued by this area are: The Social Engagement Area allows to exploit the potential of the project in two ways: Four domains 1 To integrate the neighbourhoods adjacent to the Madrid Nuevo Norte project appropriately. 1 To implement a strategy to adapt to social changes. 2 To generate added social value for the neighbourhoods connected to the project and To minimise the negative consequences of for the entire city of Madrid 2 uncertainty. SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT AREA PURPOSES Green areas WHAT? WHO? The five pillars underpinning Social Engagement DCN (Distrito Castellana Norte) is the first Spanish Area action are: company to create a Social Engagement Area to capitalise on inclusive and participatory urban 1 Becoming familiar with understanding the social dynamics of the neighbourhoods. planning. The Social Engagement is an area: 2 Creating permanent two-way channels of 1 Structured. communication. Skyline including Madrid Nuevo Norte towers 3 Enhancing the involvement of residents. 2 Coherent 4 Finding common values. 3 Permanent. Incorporating the real need of the 5 neighbourhoods into the Madrid Nuevo Norte 4 Integrated in the company. project. 31 of 162
The Office Property Telescope Spain 2020 WHAT IS NEXT?
The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Offices 5.0 The office market incoming trends have created the term Office 5.0 which consider all the following points: COVID PUSHING TRANSFORMATION The surge of Covid-19 has accelerated OPENNESS digitalization of the office environment in order to adapt to: INCUSIVENESS Working from home SUSTAINABLE Virtual meetings DIGITAL E-commerce PRO - MOBILITY CYBER SECURE The increasing reliance HYBRID on “apps” and other technological platforms AUTONOMOUS CARS in office buildings present a potential gateway for cybersecurity breaches 33 of 162
Cybersecurity: One building, two networks: IT and OT, two different environments The Office Property Telescope Spain 2022 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Key cybersecurity trends High-speed internet Who manages building Lightning 1 Smart building data analytics Wireless cybersecurity? Elevators Secure remote What isolation controls are in place? 2 workers’ connections Guest 24/7 monitor access What cybersecurity HVAC sensors Cloud data VPN policies are there? 3 protection IP Technology Who oversees BMS operations? Worldwide 5G Access 5G 4 Fire implementation Interactive When were security Media measures last validated? The increase of cyber attacks in recent Audio and Video Has there been a years has led companies to pay more Conferencing building risk assessment? Video attention to the cybersecurity, with Surveillance a special focus on those unsecure Digital Energy connections used by their Signage Management employees on and off side their HQs. 34 of 162
For further information… Request the Expanded Edition Contents (+150 pages): 1. Macro economic overview related to the office segment 2. European office market performance 3. Spanish office market understanding 4. Madrid / Barcelona supply and demand analysis • New supply • Vacancy The Office Property • • Rents Take-up 5. Office investment share and transactions pipeline in Telescope Spain 6. Office financing market main drivers Investment & Financing Keys 7. Detail of most active players and key financial Spain 2022 terms offered 8. Emerging trends within the office segment #TheOfficePropertyTelescope 9. Office key investment factors To request the expanded edition, please contact Javier García-Mateo, email: Javier.Garcia-Mateo.Morales@es.ey.com, telephone number: +34 659 900 215 35 of XX
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