Expansion/Relocation Report Richardson’s Advantages in Real Estate and Business Environment for Relocating and Expanding Companies Business Environment Proximity to workers and transportation infrastructure to access a broad spectrum of labor Top 3 DFW largest daytime work center At the junction of major north-south and east-west highways Cotton Belt (DART’s “Silver Line”) ready by late 2022 with stations at CityLine and UTD Home of DFW’s leading public university, 29,000-student UT Dallas 13 for-profit employers with more than 1,000 employees on site Emerging re-developments in the Main Street and Collins/Arapaho areas Exceptionally pro-business local government Confidential real estate and other services Mayor’s Office of International Business A US base for more than 60 foreign-owned companies Millennial-friendly Corporate base includes major operations of State Farm, GEICO, Raytheon, RealPage, Texas Instruments, Fujitsu Communications, Cisco Systems, Lennox Industries “Telecom Corridor” trademark and technology-centric history and image Real Estate Fast-track permitting coordinated by City Manager’s Office 22 million SF inventory of office space 3.9 MSF of available Class A & B Office space in 97 buildings 43 Office Buildings with available space have > 5 spaces per 1000 SF parking More cost-effective rent than other markets – 33% less than Frisco, 38% less than West Plano/Upper Tollway, 57% less than Preston Center and 73% less than Uptown Recognized investment-grade market with many institutional owners Landlord reps include JLL, C&W. CBRE, Peloton Commercial, Avison Young Professional and complimentary guidance for tenant reps and corporate entities Redevelopment options at the Main Street “Core” area and at the Collins Innovation District Build-to-Suit options at CityLine, Hall Office Park, Palisades and more