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Retail Presentation Retail Presentation Looking Back at 2017 Looking Back at 2017 and Moving Forward in 2018 and Moving Forward in 2018 Presented By: Karen Rich Retail Buzz Words Retail Buzz Words Small format Small format OMNICHANNEL


  1. Retail Presentation Retail Presentation Looking Back at 2017 Looking Back at 2017 and Moving Forward in 2018 and Moving Forward in 2018 Presented By: Karen Rich

  2. Retail Buzz Words Retail Buzz Words Small format Small format OMNICHANNEL stores stores Touch and Feel Click and Click and Collect Collect B l e n d e d OFF LINE INCENTIVES S t ra t e g y

  3. It’s All In The Numbers… It’s All In The Numbers… $9 -$25 ZER 6,1 50,956 O 209,301 -1 4.08%

  4. Greater Portland Net Absorption Greater Portland Net Absorption Rate Comparison of 2017 vs. 2016 Rate Comparison of 2017 vs. 2016 2016 SF 2016 SF vs. vs. 2017 SF 2017 SF Beginning of Year Inventory 6,460,898 6,478,265 Beginning of Year Vacant 232,589 222,732 Beginning of Year Occupied 6,228,309 6,258,533 End of Year Inventory 6,478,265 6,451,265 End of Year Vacant 222,732 327,309 Adjustments 17,367 27,000 End of Year Occupied 6,238,166 6,150,956 Net Absorption 9,857 (104,577) Source: Malone Commercial Brokers

  5. Greater Portland Greater Portland Vacancy Rate – Vacancy Rate – By Type of Space y Type of Space Greater Portland numbers include Portland, South Portland, Scarborough, Falmouth, Westbrook and Cape Elizabeth Type Type of Retail of Retail Total Area Total Area Vacancy Vacancy % Power Center 3,399,406 221,429 6.51 Community 1,547,655 72,886 4.71 Strip Center 414,978 13,314 3.21 Single Tenant 1,089,226 19,680 1.81 (over 10,000 SF) Totals Totals 6,451,265 6,451,265 327,309 5.07 Source: Malone Commercial Brokers

  6. Greater Portland Greater Portland Vacancy Rate – Vacancy Rate – By Town y Town Greater Portland numbers include Portland, South Portland, Scarborough, Falmouth, Westbrook and Cape Elizabeth Town Town Total Area Total Area Vacancy Vacancy % 1,312,014 65,477 5.0% Portland 2,873,458 217,925 7.6% South Portland 1,377,486 16,465 1.2% Scarborough 544,682 23,681 4.3% Falmouth 308,910 308,910 3,760 1.2% Westbrook 34,735 34,735 0 0.0% Cape Elizabeth Source: Malone Commercial Brokers

  7. Vacancy Rate – Vacancy Rate – Local vs. National Local vs. National 15.00% 13.1% 12.6% 12.6% 13.00% 11.9% 11.2% 10.9% 11.1% 10.5% 11.00% 9.7% 10.80% 9.7% 9.00% 8.34% 6.93% 6.17% 7.00% 5.92% 5.07% 5.00% 4.29% 3.68% 3.60% 3.44% 3.00% 1.00% -1.00% Greater Portland National

  8. Major Store Closures & Downsizing Major Store Closures & Downsizing

  9. Large Vacancies 2016-2017 Large Vacancies 2016-2017 Year End 2016 Year End 2016 Year End 2017 Year End 2017 Falmouth Shopping Center 72,830 19,045 Cabela’s 7,500 7,500 21,640SF (New construction 2008) Clark’s Pond 17,350 26,798 Pine Tree Shopping Center 3,664 3,664 Maine Mall 6,252 129,052 Toys R Us Plaza 23,242 23,242 Totals Totals 130,838 130,838 209.301 209.301

  10. Average Lease Rates Average Lease Rates 2016 vs. 2017 2016 vs. 2017 Asking Lease Rate Table Comparison Asking Lease Rate Table Comparison 2017 2017 2017 2017 2016 2016 Range Average Average % Change $12-$25 $17.57 $20.33 -13.57% Prime Market $9-$25 $14.67 $18.23 -19.55% Secondary Market $9-$25 $15.11 $17.73 -14.80% Overall Averages

  11. New Franchises to Maine New Franchises to Maine

  12. Mainers Love Their Restaurants Mainers Love Their Restaurants

  13. Mainers Love Their Restaurants Mainers Love Their Restaurants

  14. Old Port and Downtown Portland Old Port and Downtown Portland Positive news on the Old Port and Downtown Portland continues in 2017 • National and Regional retailers are following suit with the Middle Street addition • of West Elm and Rambler’s Way (following footsteps of Anthropologie) Restaurants, Restaurants, Restaurants • Commercial Street lease rates in the $35-$40 PSF range; Fore Street $25-$35; • and parts of Lower Exchange $40+ PSF Almost zero vacancy rates on most of Commercial, Fore and Exchange Streets • East of Franklin Arterial is seeing a lot of construction and growth •

  15. Southern Maine Retail Southern Maine Retail (Outside of Greater Portland Market) (Outside of Greater Portland Market) Freeport Freeport Falmouth Falmouth • Maine Beer • Vacancy filled Company expands at former Shaw’s space by Ocean State • Retailers experience Job Lots and Planet growth in sales Fitness • Low vacancy continues • Rivalries Sports Pub opens 2 nd location • Verizon leases former Wendy’s

  16. Southern Maine Retail Continued Southern Maine Retail Continued (Outside of Greater Portland Market) (Outside of Greater Portland Market) Biddeford Biddeford Saco Saco • Former Shaw’s • Continued low sells – Ocean vacancy rate State Job Lots will be • Krispy Kreme opens 1 st occupying Maine location • New Restaurants in • Main St. continues to downtown prosper • Bangor Savings Bank • Starbucks opens

  17. Significant Retail Significant Retail Sale Transactions Sale Transactions 510 Alfred Street, Biddeford (Former Shaw’s)55,899+/- SF $ 3,925,000 • Mallside Plaza, South Portland $16,500,000 • Siano’s Restaurant, Stevens Ave, Portland $ 1,150,000 • Rite Aid, 451 Main St., Saco $. 3,054,247 • Former Crockett Furniture, 673 Main Street, Gorham $. 2,200,000 •

  18. Portland Developments Portland Developments 11,000 SF new Marginal • Way development includes Convenient MD Midtown Development on • hold - however, parking garage to be built in 2018 Thompson’s Point – • expansion continues East of Franklin Arterial – • Mixed Retail and Residential and Office uses Ocean Gate Plaza, 511 • Congress Street, Portland – adding events center and parking garage

  19. New Development Underway New Development Underway Coming Coming Soon oon … 550,000 ± SF | Route 25, Westbrook, ME

  20. Top Retail Trends in 2017 Top Retail Trends in 2017 • Click and Collect • Omnichannel Growth • Showrooming • Webrooming • Big box downsizing • Closing of underperforming stores • Technology continues to be more important and play a larger role in retail

  21. Retail Trends for 2018 Retail Trends for 2018

  22. Predictions Predictions

  23. Presented By: Karen Rich Presented By: Karen Rich

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