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Office Market
Snapshot
Indianapolis, Indiana
Third Quarter 2012




                        Copyright aboveallphoto.com 2010
Office Market Snapshot
                                                                                                                    Indianapolis • Third Quarter • 2012


                                                                    Market Tracker                    Vacancy   Net Absorption (Qtr)   Net Absorption (YTD)
                                                                    *Arrows indicate Qtr-Qtr trend    19.7%     57,000 SF              222,000 SF




                                                                    Overview
                                                                    Vacancy in the Indianapolis multi-tenant office market remained relatively unchanged in
                                                                    the third quarter of 2012 at 19.7% but remains 40 bps below the rate in effect a year prior.
                                                                    A lack of permanent hiring within professional and business services, accompanied by
                                                                    pervasive uncertainty, continued to mute the pace of growth. The latest employment
                                                                    figures continue to suggest that commercial real estate fundamentals will stay on a course
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                                                                    of slow, bumpy improvement. The Central Business District (19.1%) continued to track
                                                     3Q12    3Q11   lower relative to vacancy than the Suburban market (20.1%) but that gap is tightening.
Vacancy                                          19.7%      20.1%   Submarket variations in vacancy included Fishers (13.9%), Keystone (16.3%), Northwest
             CBD                                 19.1%      16.7%   (17.9%), East (18.8%), Downtown (19%), North/Carmel (19%), Midtown (20.7%), South
             Suburban                            20.1%      22.0%
                                                                    (23.1%), Northeast (24.7%) and West (35.1%).

Net Absorption (Qtr)                            57,000 125,000      The Indianapolis multi-tenant office market posted 57,016 SF of occupancy growth during
             CBD                                38,000 -112,000     the third quarter of 2012, thereby increasing overall net absorption for the year to 222,421
             Suburban                           19,000 237,000      SF. Through September the Suburban market has grown by 253,288 SF, while the Central
Net Absorption (YTD) 222,000 -84,000                                Business District has given back 30,867 SF. Submarket variations in year-to-date net
                                                                    absorption included West (-49,080 SF), Northwest (-43,556 SF), Downtown (-30,867
             CBD                               -31,000 -185,000
                                                                    SF), Midtown (0 SF), East (+1,917 SF), Fishers (+7,807 SF), South (+24,639 SF), Northeast
             Suburban                         253,000 101,000
                                                                    (+32,514 SF), North/Carmel (+123,665 SF) and Keystone (+155,382 SF).
Numbers are rounded to the nearest thousand.
                                                                    Forecast
    Vacancy Rate
    Vacancy Rate
                                                                    •  ffice sector fundamentals are improving, albeit slowly. The pace of growth rests upon
                                                                      O
     22%
                                                                      sustained labor market improvements in the form of permanent hiring, particularly in the
     20%
                                Historical Average                    professional and business services. Expect modest gains in absorption over the next
     18%                                                              few quarters with gains accelerating in 2013.

     16%                                                            •  xpect multi-tenant office vacancy to remain elevated for the balance of 2012 and most
                                                                      E
     14%                                                              likely 2013. Year-over-year vacancy comparisons will continue to show incremental
        2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
                                                                      improvements, but notable quarterly improvements will remain slow.

                                                                    •  sking rents will continue to hold steady, with downward pressure of an elevated vacancy
                                                                      A
   Net Absorption
   Net Absorption                                                     rate and slow rebound in labor markets continuing to make it a tenants’ market.
                      450
                      325                                             S
                                                                    •  peculative multi-tenant office development is beginning to return to the market for the
Square Feet ('000s)




                      200                                             first time since the recession. Expect broader development to return to the market in
                       75
                       -50
                                                                      another 18 to 24 months but not at the levels previously witnessed.
                      -175
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                      -425
                             2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012




                                                                                                                                                      cassidyturley.com
Total Indianapolis Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy Release
Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012

   Submarkets                                               Total             Vacancy Rate                 Vacancy Rate            Vacancy Rate
                                                    Inventory (SF)            3rD Qtr 2012                 2nd Qtr 2012            3rd Qtr 2011
   Downtown Office Space                                     9,576,325               19.0%                        18.4%                         17.2%
   Midtown Office Space                                       837,573                20.7%                        20.7%                         10.2%


   CBD Totals:                                              10,413,898               19.1%                        18.6%                         16.7%


   Suburban Office Space
   North/Carmel                                              6,430,616               19.0%                        19.4%                         20.5%
   Keystone                                                  3,962,330               16.3%                        16.6%                         22.9%
   Fishers                                                    678,647                13.9%                        14.2%                         14.6%
   Northeast                                                 3,089,123               24.7%                        25.6%                         25.8%
   East                                                       238,130                18.8%                        18.8%                         19.6%
   South                                                      819,802                23.1%                        23.4%                         24.7%
   West                                                      1,111,764               35.1%                        33.3%                         31.1%
   Northwest                                                 3,228,289               17.9%                        16.9%                         18.4%
   Suburban Totals:                                         19,558,701               20.1%                        20.2%                         22.0%


   Total Indianapolis:                                      29,972,599               19.7%                        19.6%                         20.1%




Office Market Statistics – Inventory 3rd Quarter 2012Office MarketStatistics –Vacancy, 3rd Quarter 2012
  Office Market Statistics: Inventory, 3rd Quarter 2012 Office Market Statistics: Vacancy 3rd Quarter 2012
      Indianapolis SubmarketShare of Inventory
       Indianapolis Submarket Share of Inventory              Indianapolis Submarket Share of Vacancy
                                                              Indianapolis Submarket Share of Vacancy


                                      Downtown                                                                Downtown
               West                                                                                             36%
                                       32.8%
               3.6%
       South                                                                                                                             Midtown
                                                                                           West
       2.6%                                                   Midtown                                                                     2.8%
                                                                                           6.4%
                                                               4.9%              South                                                   East
                                                                                 3.1%                                                    1%
                                                                  East
                 Northwest                                       0.7%                                                                      Fishers
                  10.4%                                                                  Northwest                                          1.5%
                                                                                                                              Keystone
                                                                    Fishers                9.4%
                                                 Keystone                                                                      10.5%
                                                                     2.2%
                      Northeast                   12.8%
                       10.0%                                                                   Northeast
                                                                                                12.5%          North/Carmel
                                  North/Carmel                                                                   20.0%
                                    20.8%




Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D.	
Cassidy Turley Market Research	
One American Square, Suite 1300	
Indianapolis, IN 46282	
317.634.6363	                                                                                                                        cassidyturley.com
Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy and Absorption by Submarket and Class Absorption
                                     Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy and
Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012
                                                               Indianapolis, Indiana
                                                      3rd Quarter 2012 by Submarket and Class

                           3rd Quarter                                    Vacancy %                 Net Absorption
                                 Inventory         Vacant        3Q            2Q           3Q   Quarter             YTD
SUBMARKETS                                 SF         SF       2012          2012         2011       SF               SF

DOWNTOWN
  Class A                      5,922,508        1,246,472     21.0%         20.3%        20.0%   -41,387       -118,418
  Class B                      3,755,626         589,692      15.7%         15.2%        11.9%   79,655         103,384
  Class C                        913,849         176,449      19.3%         19.2%        18.4%     -701          -15,833
  TOTALS                      10,591,983        2,012,613     19.0%         18.4%        17.2%   37,567          -30,867

MIDTOWN
  Class A                        406,060         121,369      29.9%         29.9%         8.2%        0                0
  Class B                        224,059          18,761       8.4%          8.4%         8.4%        0                0
  Class C                        207,454          33,000      15.9%         15.9%        15.9%        0                0
  TOTALS                         837,573         173,130      20.7%         20.7%        10.2%        0                0

CBD TOTALS
  Class A                      6,328,568        1,367,841     21.6%         21.0%        19.3%   -41,387       -118,418
  Class B                      3,979,685         608,453      15.3%         14.8%        11.6%   79,655         103,384
  Class C                      1,121,303         209,449      18.7%         18.6%        17.9%     -701          -15,833
  TOTALS                      11,429,556        2,185,743     19.1%         18.6%        16.7%   37,567          -30,867


NORTH/CARMEL
  Class A                      3,981,461         702,981      17.7%         18.4%        20.5%   30,075         156,492
  Class B                      2,108,166         474,458      22.5%         22.2%        21.4%    -7,066         -43,364
  Class C                        340,989          47,226      13.8%         13.8%        14.0%        0          10,537
  TOTALS                       6,430,616        1,224,665     19.0%         19.4%        20.5%   23,009         123,665

KEYSTONE

  Class A                      2,626,617         418,920      15.9%         16.8%        24.1%   21,703         143,347
  Class B                      1,335,713         225,032      16.8%         16.4%        20.6%    -6,233         12,035
  TOTALS                       3,962,330         643,952      16.3%         16.6%        22.9%   15,470         155,382

FISHERS

  Class A                        319,650          22,894       7.2%          7.2%        12.7%        0          18,857
  Class B                        358,997          71,490      19.9%         20.5%        16.3%    2,009          -11,050
  TOTALS                         678,647          94,384      13.9%         14.2%        14.6%    2,009            7,807

NORTHEAST

  Class A                        873,818         284,494      32.6%         33.8%        33.5%   10,772          10,669
  Class B                      1,798,603         418,190      23.3%         23.6%        24.4%    5,591          15,474
  Class C                        416,702          59,272      14.2%         17.1%        15.7%   12,144            6,371
  TOTALS                       3,089,123         761,956      24.7%         25.6%        25.8%   28,507          32,514




Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D.
Cassidy Turley Market Research
Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D.	
One Indiana Square, Suite 1300
Cassidy TurleyIN 46282
Indianapolis, Market Research	
One American Square, Suite 1300	
317.634.6363
Indianapolis, IN 46282	
317.634.6363	


                                                                                                           cassidyturley.com
Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy and Absorption by SubmarketVacancy and Absorption
                                      Multi-Tenant Office
                                                          and Class
Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012                       Indianapolis, Indiana
                                                      3rd Quarter 2012 by Submarket and Class

                            3rd Quarter                                   Vacancy %                 Net Absorption
                                 Inventory         Vacant        3Q            2Q           3Q   Quarter             YTD
SUBMARKETS                                 SF         SF       2012          2012         2011       SF               SF

EAST

  Class B                         160,000         27,683      17.3%         17.3%        16.9%        0              -683
  Class C                          78,130         17,170      22.0%         22.0%        25.3%        0            2,600
  TOTALS                          238,130         44,853      18.8%         18.8%        19.6%        0            1,917

SOUTH

  Class A                         239,480         37,214      15.5%         19.0%        18.0%    8,365           10,906
  Class B                         398,376        107,473      27.0%         26.0%        30.1%    -3,872           7,681
  Class C                         181,946         44,894      24.7%         23.3%        21.6%    -2,500           6,052
  TOTALS                          819,802        189,581      23.1%         23.4%        24.7%    1,993           24,639

WEST

  Class A                         266,074        131,021      49.2%         44.7%        27.6%   -12,185         -61,110
  Class B                         598,565        207,367      34.6%         32.0%        34.6%   -15,791             -976
  Class C                         247,125         52,299      21.2%         24.4%        26.5%    7,885           13,006
  TOTALS                        1,111,764        390,687      35.1%         33.3%        31.1%   -20,091         -49,080

NORTHWEST

  Class A                       1,757,744        253,434      14.4%         12.9%        13.9%   -26,418         -29,513
  Class B                       1,470,545        323,411      22.0%         21.7%        23.8%    -5,030         -14,043
  TOTALS                        3,228,289        576,845      17.9%         16.9%        18.4%   -31,448         -43,556

SUBURBAN TOTALS
  Class A                     10,064,844        1,850,958     18.4%         18.7%        21.3%   32,312         249,648
  Class B                       8,228,965       1,855,104     22.5%         22.2%        23.4%   -30,392         -34,926
  Class C                       1,264,892        220,861      17.5%         18.8%        18.8%   17,529           38,566
TOTALS                        19,558,701        3,926,923     20.1%         20.2%        22.0%   19,449         253,288

ALL INDIANAPOLIS
 Class A                      16,393,412        3,218,799     19.6%         19.6%        20.5%    -9,075        131,230
  Class B                     12,208,650        2,463,557     20.2%         19.8%        19.9%   49,263           68,458
  Class C                       2,386,195        430,310      18.0%         18.7%        18.4%   16,828           22,733
  TOTALS                      30,988,257        6,112,666     19.7%         19.6%        20.1%   57,016         222,421




 Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D.
 Cassidy Turley Market Research
Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D.	
 One American Square, Suite 1300
Cassidy Turley IN 46282
 Indianapolis, Market Research	
One American Square, Suite 1300	
 317.634.6363
Indianapolis, IN 46282	
317.634.6363	




                                                                                                           cassidyturley.com
Indianapolis Office
office Market statistics          Market Statistics Third Quarter 2012
Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012




                                                               North/Carmel                                               Fishers
                                                               Inventory         6,430,616 SF                             Inventory                 678,647 SF
                                                               Vacant SF         1,224,665 SF                             Vacant SF                  94,384 SF
                                                               Vacancy Rate             19.0%                             Vacancy Rate                   13.9%
                                                               YTD Net Absorption 123,665 SF                              YTD Net Absorption          7,807 SF




        Northwest
        Inventory         3,228,289 SF
                                                                                        Keystone
                                                                                        Inventory         3,962,330 SF
        Vacant SF           576,845 SF
                                                                                        Vacant SF           643,952 SF
        Vacancy Rate             17.9%
                                                                                        Vacancy Rate             16.3%
        YTD Net Absorption -43,556 SF
                                                                                        YTD Net Absorption 155,382 SF


                                                                                                                          Northeast
                                                                                                                          Inventory          3,089,123 SF
                                                                                                                          Vacant SF            761,956 SF
                                                                                                                          Vacancy Rate              24.7%
                                                                                                                          YTD Net Absorption    32,514 SF



                                                                Midtown
                                                                Inventory            837,573 SF
                                                                Vacant SF            173,130 SF
                                                                Vacancy Rate              20.7%
                                                                YTD Net Absorption         0 SF




             West                                                                                                         East
             Inventory         1,111,764 SF                                                                               Inventory                 238,130 SF
             Vacant SF          390,687 SF                                                                                Vacant SF                  44,853 SF
             Vacancy Rate             35.1%                                          Downtown                             Vacancy Rate                  18.8%
             YTD Net Absorption -49,080 SF                                           Inventory        10,591,983 SF       YTD Net Absorption          1,917 SF
                                                                                     Vacant SF         2,012,613 SF
                                                                                     Vacancy Rate             19.0%
                                                                                     YTD Net Absorption -30,867 SF




                                                                       South
                                                                       Inventory            819,802 SF
                                                                       Vacant SF            189,581 SF
                                                                       Vacancy Rate              23.1%
                                                                       YTD Net Absorption    24,639 SF




About cassidy Turley
Cassidy Turley is a leading commercial real estate services provider with more than 3,600 professionals in more          contact Information
than 60 offices nationwide. The company represents a wide range of clients—from small businesses to Fortune              Jason W. Tolliver, J.D.
500 companies, from local non-profits to major institutions. The firm completed transactions valued at $22 billion       Research Director
in 2011, manages 455 million square feet on behalf of institutional, corporate and private clients and supports          One American Square, Suite 1300
more than 28,000 domestic corporate services locations. Cassidy Turley serves owners, investors and tenants with         Indianapolis, IN 46282
a full spectrum of integrated commercial real estate services—including capital markets, tenant representation,          T: 317.634.6363
corporate services, project leasing, property management, project and development services, and research and             F:317.639.0504
consulting. Cassidy Turley enhances its global service delivery outside of North America through a partnership with      Copyright © 2012 Cassidy Turley.
GVA, giving clients access to commercial real estate professionals in 65 international markets. Please visitwww.         All rights reserved.
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Office Market Snapshot (3Q12)

  • 1. Office Market Snapshot Indianapolis, Indiana Third Quarter 2012 Copyright aboveallphoto.com 2010
  • 2. Office Market Snapshot Indianapolis • Third Quarter • 2012 Market Tracker Vacancy Net Absorption (Qtr) Net Absorption (YTD) *Arrows indicate Qtr-Qtr trend 19.7% 57,000 SF 222,000 SF Overview Vacancy in the Indianapolis multi-tenant office market remained relatively unchanged in the third quarter of 2012 at 19.7% but remains 40 bps below the rate in effect a year prior. A lack of permanent hiring within professional and business services, accompanied by pervasive uncertainty, continued to mute the pace of growth. The latest employment figures continue to suggest that commercial real estate fundamentals will stay on a course Indianapolis Office of slow, bumpy improvement. The Central Business District (19.1%) continued to track 3Q12 3Q11 lower relative to vacancy than the Suburban market (20.1%) but that gap is tightening. Vacancy 19.7% 20.1% Submarket variations in vacancy included Fishers (13.9%), Keystone (16.3%), Northwest CBD 19.1% 16.7% (17.9%), East (18.8%), Downtown (19%), North/Carmel (19%), Midtown (20.7%), South Suburban 20.1% 22.0% (23.1%), Northeast (24.7%) and West (35.1%). Net Absorption (Qtr) 57,000 125,000 The Indianapolis multi-tenant office market posted 57,016 SF of occupancy growth during CBD 38,000 -112,000 the third quarter of 2012, thereby increasing overall net absorption for the year to 222,421 Suburban 19,000 237,000 SF. Through September the Suburban market has grown by 253,288 SF, while the Central Net Absorption (YTD) 222,000 -84,000 Business District has given back 30,867 SF. Submarket variations in year-to-date net absorption included West (-49,080 SF), Northwest (-43,556 SF), Downtown (-30,867 CBD -31,000 -185,000 SF), Midtown (0 SF), East (+1,917 SF), Fishers (+7,807 SF), South (+24,639 SF), Northeast Suburban 253,000 101,000 (+32,514 SF), North/Carmel (+123,665 SF) and Keystone (+155,382 SF). Numbers are rounded to the nearest thousand. Forecast Vacancy Rate Vacancy Rate • ffice sector fundamentals are improving, albeit slowly. The pace of growth rests upon O 22% sustained labor market improvements in the form of permanent hiring, particularly in the 20% Historical Average professional and business services. Expect modest gains in absorption over the next 18% few quarters with gains accelerating in 2013. 16% • xpect multi-tenant office vacancy to remain elevated for the balance of 2012 and most E 14% likely 2013. Year-over-year vacancy comparisons will continue to show incremental 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 improvements, but notable quarterly improvements will remain slow. • sking rents will continue to hold steady, with downward pressure of an elevated vacancy A Net Absorption Net Absorption rate and slow rebound in labor markets continuing to make it a tenants’ market. 450 325 S • peculative multi-tenant office development is beginning to return to the market for the Square Feet ('000s) 200 first time since the recession. Expect broader development to return to the market in 75 -50 another 18 to 24 months but not at the levels previously witnessed. -175 -300 -425 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 cassidyturley.com
  • 3. Total Indianapolis Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy Release Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012 Submarkets Total Vacancy Rate Vacancy Rate Vacancy Rate Inventory (SF) 3rD Qtr 2012 2nd Qtr 2012 3rd Qtr 2011 Downtown Office Space 9,576,325 19.0% 18.4% 17.2% Midtown Office Space 837,573 20.7% 20.7% 10.2% CBD Totals: 10,413,898 19.1% 18.6% 16.7% Suburban Office Space North/Carmel 6,430,616 19.0% 19.4% 20.5% Keystone 3,962,330 16.3% 16.6% 22.9% Fishers 678,647 13.9% 14.2% 14.6% Northeast 3,089,123 24.7% 25.6% 25.8% East 238,130 18.8% 18.8% 19.6% South 819,802 23.1% 23.4% 24.7% West 1,111,764 35.1% 33.3% 31.1% Northwest 3,228,289 17.9% 16.9% 18.4% Suburban Totals: 19,558,701 20.1% 20.2% 22.0% Total Indianapolis: 29,972,599 19.7% 19.6% 20.1% Office Market Statistics – Inventory 3rd Quarter 2012Office MarketStatistics –Vacancy, 3rd Quarter 2012 Office Market Statistics: Inventory, 3rd Quarter 2012 Office Market Statistics: Vacancy 3rd Quarter 2012 Indianapolis SubmarketShare of Inventory Indianapolis Submarket Share of Inventory Indianapolis Submarket Share of Vacancy Indianapolis Submarket Share of Vacancy Downtown Downtown West 36% 32.8% 3.6% South Midtown West 2.6% Midtown 2.8% 6.4% 4.9% South East 3.1% 1% East Northwest 0.7% Fishers 10.4% Northwest 1.5% Keystone Fishers 9.4% Keystone 10.5% 2.2% Northeast 12.8% 10.0% Northeast 12.5% North/Carmel North/Carmel 20.0% 20.8% Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D. Cassidy Turley Market Research One American Square, Suite 1300 Indianapolis, IN 46282 317.634.6363 cassidyturley.com
  • 4. Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy and Absorption by Submarket and Class Absorption Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy and Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012 Indianapolis, Indiana 3rd Quarter 2012 by Submarket and Class 3rd Quarter Vacancy % Net Absorption Inventory Vacant 3Q 2Q 3Q Quarter YTD SUBMARKETS SF SF 2012 2012 2011 SF SF DOWNTOWN Class A 5,922,508 1,246,472 21.0% 20.3% 20.0% -41,387 -118,418 Class B 3,755,626 589,692 15.7% 15.2% 11.9% 79,655 103,384 Class C 913,849 176,449 19.3% 19.2% 18.4% -701 -15,833 TOTALS 10,591,983 2,012,613 19.0% 18.4% 17.2% 37,567 -30,867 MIDTOWN Class A 406,060 121,369 29.9% 29.9% 8.2% 0 0 Class B 224,059 18,761 8.4% 8.4% 8.4% 0 0 Class C 207,454 33,000 15.9% 15.9% 15.9% 0 0 TOTALS 837,573 173,130 20.7% 20.7% 10.2% 0 0 CBD TOTALS Class A 6,328,568 1,367,841 21.6% 21.0% 19.3% -41,387 -118,418 Class B 3,979,685 608,453 15.3% 14.8% 11.6% 79,655 103,384 Class C 1,121,303 209,449 18.7% 18.6% 17.9% -701 -15,833 TOTALS 11,429,556 2,185,743 19.1% 18.6% 16.7% 37,567 -30,867 NORTH/CARMEL Class A 3,981,461 702,981 17.7% 18.4% 20.5% 30,075 156,492 Class B 2,108,166 474,458 22.5% 22.2% 21.4% -7,066 -43,364 Class C 340,989 47,226 13.8% 13.8% 14.0% 0 10,537 TOTALS 6,430,616 1,224,665 19.0% 19.4% 20.5% 23,009 123,665 KEYSTONE Class A 2,626,617 418,920 15.9% 16.8% 24.1% 21,703 143,347 Class B 1,335,713 225,032 16.8% 16.4% 20.6% -6,233 12,035 TOTALS 3,962,330 643,952 16.3% 16.6% 22.9% 15,470 155,382 FISHERS Class A 319,650 22,894 7.2% 7.2% 12.7% 0 18,857 Class B 358,997 71,490 19.9% 20.5% 16.3% 2,009 -11,050 TOTALS 678,647 94,384 13.9% 14.2% 14.6% 2,009 7,807 NORTHEAST Class A 873,818 284,494 32.6% 33.8% 33.5% 10,772 10,669 Class B 1,798,603 418,190 23.3% 23.6% 24.4% 5,591 15,474 Class C 416,702 59,272 14.2% 17.1% 15.7% 12,144 6,371 TOTALS 3,089,123 761,956 24.7% 25.6% 25.8% 28,507 32,514 Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D. Cassidy Turley Market Research Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D. One Indiana Square, Suite 1300 Cassidy TurleyIN 46282 Indianapolis, Market Research One American Square, Suite 1300 317.634.6363 Indianapolis, IN 46282 317.634.6363 cassidyturley.com
  • 5. Multi-Tenant Office Vacancy and Absorption by SubmarketVacancy and Absorption Multi-Tenant Office and Class Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012 Indianapolis, Indiana 3rd Quarter 2012 by Submarket and Class 3rd Quarter Vacancy % Net Absorption Inventory Vacant 3Q 2Q 3Q Quarter YTD SUBMARKETS SF SF 2012 2012 2011 SF SF EAST Class B 160,000 27,683 17.3% 17.3% 16.9% 0 -683 Class C 78,130 17,170 22.0% 22.0% 25.3% 0 2,600 TOTALS 238,130 44,853 18.8% 18.8% 19.6% 0 1,917 SOUTH Class A 239,480 37,214 15.5% 19.0% 18.0% 8,365 10,906 Class B 398,376 107,473 27.0% 26.0% 30.1% -3,872 7,681 Class C 181,946 44,894 24.7% 23.3% 21.6% -2,500 6,052 TOTALS 819,802 189,581 23.1% 23.4% 24.7% 1,993 24,639 WEST Class A 266,074 131,021 49.2% 44.7% 27.6% -12,185 -61,110 Class B 598,565 207,367 34.6% 32.0% 34.6% -15,791 -976 Class C 247,125 52,299 21.2% 24.4% 26.5% 7,885 13,006 TOTALS 1,111,764 390,687 35.1% 33.3% 31.1% -20,091 -49,080 NORTHWEST Class A 1,757,744 253,434 14.4% 12.9% 13.9% -26,418 -29,513 Class B 1,470,545 323,411 22.0% 21.7% 23.8% -5,030 -14,043 TOTALS 3,228,289 576,845 17.9% 16.9% 18.4% -31,448 -43,556 SUBURBAN TOTALS Class A 10,064,844 1,850,958 18.4% 18.7% 21.3% 32,312 249,648 Class B 8,228,965 1,855,104 22.5% 22.2% 23.4% -30,392 -34,926 Class C 1,264,892 220,861 17.5% 18.8% 18.8% 17,529 38,566 TOTALS 19,558,701 3,926,923 20.1% 20.2% 22.0% 19,449 253,288 ALL INDIANAPOLIS Class A 16,393,412 3,218,799 19.6% 19.6% 20.5% -9,075 131,230 Class B 12,208,650 2,463,557 20.2% 19.8% 19.9% 49,263 68,458 Class C 2,386,195 430,310 18.0% 18.7% 18.4% 16,828 22,733 TOTALS 30,988,257 6,112,666 19.7% 19.6% 20.1% 57,016 222,421 Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D. Cassidy Turley Market Research Source: Jason W. Tolliver, J.D. One American Square, Suite 1300 Cassidy Turley IN 46282 Indianapolis, Market Research One American Square, Suite 1300 317.634.6363 Indianapolis, IN 46282 317.634.6363 cassidyturley.com
  • 6. Indianapolis Office office Market statistics Market Statistics Third Quarter 2012 Indianapolis Area • Third Quarter • 2012 North/Carmel Fishers Inventory 6,430,616 SF Inventory 678,647 SF Vacant SF 1,224,665 SF Vacant SF 94,384 SF Vacancy Rate 19.0% Vacancy Rate 13.9% YTD Net Absorption 123,665 SF YTD Net Absorption 7,807 SF Northwest Inventory 3,228,289 SF Keystone Inventory 3,962,330 SF Vacant SF 576,845 SF Vacant SF 643,952 SF Vacancy Rate 17.9% Vacancy Rate 16.3% YTD Net Absorption -43,556 SF YTD Net Absorption 155,382 SF Northeast Inventory 3,089,123 SF Vacant SF 761,956 SF Vacancy Rate 24.7% YTD Net Absorption 32,514 SF Midtown Inventory 837,573 SF Vacant SF 173,130 SF Vacancy Rate 20.7% YTD Net Absorption 0 SF West East Inventory 1,111,764 SF Inventory 238,130 SF Vacant SF 390,687 SF Vacant SF 44,853 SF Vacancy Rate 35.1% Downtown Vacancy Rate 18.8% YTD Net Absorption -49,080 SF Inventory 10,591,983 SF YTD Net Absorption 1,917 SF Vacant SF 2,012,613 SF Vacancy Rate 19.0% YTD Net Absorption -30,867 SF South Inventory 819,802 SF Vacant SF 189,581 SF Vacancy Rate 23.1% YTD Net Absorption 24,639 SF About cassidy Turley Cassidy Turley is a leading commercial real estate services provider with more than 3,600 professionals in more contact Information than 60 offices nationwide. The company represents a wide range of clients—from small businesses to Fortune Jason W. Tolliver, J.D. 500 companies, from local non-profits to major institutions. The firm completed transactions valued at $22 billion Research Director in 2011, manages 455 million square feet on behalf of institutional, corporate and private clients and supports One American Square, Suite 1300 more than 28,000 domestic corporate services locations. Cassidy Turley serves owners, investors and tenants with Indianapolis, IN 46282 a full spectrum of integrated commercial real estate services—including capital markets, tenant representation, T: 317.634.6363 corporate services, project leasing, property management, project and development services, and research and F:317.639.0504 consulting. Cassidy Turley enhances its global service delivery outside of North America through a partnership with Copyright © 2012 Cassidy Turley. GVA, giving clients access to commercial real estate professionals in 65 international markets. Please visitwww. All rights reserved. cassidyturley.com for more information about Cassidy Turley. cassidyturley.com