Alexan Union Market Washington DC NMHC Annual Meeting January 24-26, 2017

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Alexan Union Market Washington DC 2017 NMHC Annual Meeting January 24-26, 2017

PGIM Real Estate Overview Domestic Platform $45.8 Billion Gross AUM 1 384 DEDICATED EMPLOYEES / 178 INVESTMENT PROFESSIONALS 2 4 Executive Management 28 Portfolio Management 48 Transactions (Acquisitions/Dispositions) Chicago New York City Madison 81 Asset Management San Francisco 26 Business Development, Communications, Marketing & Investor Services 8 Investment Research 3 Investment Risk Management 9 Global Securities 176 Support Staff (Administrative Assistants, Compliance, Finance/Operations, HR, Legal, Operational Risk, Sustainability, Systems) Atlanta GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION 1 SECTOR DISTRIBUTION 1 32.2% Pacific 26.2% Northeast 14.1% Southeast 13.0% Mideast 6.9% E. North Central 4.5% Southw est 1.9% Mountain 1.2% W. North Central Miami 36.5% Office 25.4% Residential 17.6% Retail 7.7% Industrial 6.3% Storage 2.5% Senior Housing 1.5% Land 1.4% Other 1.1% Hotel 1 As of September 30, 2016, total net U.S. assets under management equal $33.2 billion. 2 Staffing as of September 30, 2016 in allocated full-time employees.

Alexan Union Market Project Summary General Information Location Site Union Market Washington, DC 1.17 acres Construction Type Total SF Development Partner 12-story, Type I 310,151 SF (multifamily); 30,000 SF (retail NAP) Trammell Crow Residential Construction Start June 2016 Projected Completion Expected Hold Period Deal Structure April 2019 Medium to Long Term Joint Venture Walk Score 91

Alexan Union Market Washington DC Market Overview Job outlook remains positive despite a general reduction in the size of the federal government expected in the near term Average of 44k jobs per year over next 5 years vs long term average of 42k 1 More diverse economy today Supply / demand dynamics are favorable, particularly in 2018 and beyond, as deliveries are projected to decline while demand remains robust CLASS A MARKET-RATE UNITS 5,000 4,500 4,000 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 District Sub MD No VA Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2017 2018 2019 Projected Class A Quarterly Absorption ~ 2,250 Delivery of Alexan Union Market 1 Source: Delta Associates as of 4Q16. Image Source: Eastdil Secured

Alexan Union Market EDENS Ownership / Committed Tenancy 150,000 SF Residential/Retail (PUD In Process) Distillery Conversion (Opened November 2016) 26,000 SF Creative Community (20K+ SF Leased/Occupied) Office/Restaurant Conversion (TBD) Sensis Venga Huge 250,000 SF Office Building (58,000 SF Preleased) Grocery Masseria Tap + Garden Cotton & Reed Angelika Pop Up Dolcezza Angelika Film Center (PUD Approval) Restaurant Conversion (TBD) Food & Beverage Soft Goods Garces Restaurant Group Two Story Retail Conversion (Blue Bottle) Creative Office Blue Bottle Coffee West Elm Lab 1270 Office/Retail/Restaurant Conversion (Design/Code Updates In Process) Entertainment Trader Joe s Small Concept Grocery (Trader Joe s) Image Source: Trammell Crow Residential / EDENS

Alexan Union Market Ownership / Development Map Kettler TCR Great Gulf Condo JBG Boutique Hotel UNION MARKETDISTRICT Carr Douglas Level2 EDENS EDENS Boutique Hotel JBG + LCOR Gallaudet Ditto Residential EDENS LCOR Image Source: Trammell Crow Residential / EDENS

Alexan Union Market Existing Building Stock Morse Street & 4 th Street NE Neal Place 5 th Street NE 4 th Street NE

Alexan Union Market Repurposed Retail / Event Space Image Source: EDENS

Alexan Union Market Asset Renderings

Alexan Union Market Financial Metrics 1 Financial Metrics Total Development Cost (Gross) $147.6MM # of Units 431 Total Development Cost (per unit / PSF) Average Unit Size $342,380 / $476 721 SF Development Yield +/- 6.0% Spot Cap Rate 4.75% 1 Why we like the numbers too Most development deals in DC and other gateway cities are in the low to mid 5% range (some lower) 2 Spread to spot cap rates looks more like a suburban spread versus urban core infill 3 Underwritten development margin assumes an exit in the mid $400k/unit range, which can easily be comped 2 3 Spread UW Development Margin 125-150 bps +/- 20% 4 The Fund targets a return in the low double digits 4 Property Level IRR (4yr hold) 15% - 16% Equity Multiple (4yr hold) 1.6x - 1.7x Note: There is no guarantee that returns for these or similar investments in the future will be achieved.

Alexan Union Market Rent Comps 1 Station House: $3,040; $3.62 PSF 9 4 Union Market 2 The Anthology(1) : $2,413; $3.56 PSF 3 Apollo H Street(1) : $2,743; $3.40 PSF 4 Elevation: $2,266; $3.01 PSF 5 2M Street: $2,047; $2.80 PSF 5 7 8 NoMa H Street Corridor 6 360 H Street: $2,153; $2.71 PSF 7 Avalon 1st and M: $2,586; $2.88 PSF 8 9 Flats 130 I & II: $2,395; $3.01 PSF The Gale Eckington: $2,086; $2.75 PSF 6 3 1 2 Average Nominal: $2,434 Average PSF: $3.08 Alexan Union Market: $2,467; $3.42 PSF Source: Axiometrics as of 1/11/17 (1) Rents represent asking rents given that the property is in lease-up.

Alexan Union Market Recent Washington DC Sale Comps 2 4 1 The Anthology: $521k/unit; 4.75% cap White House 3 7 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 Berkshire 15: $558k/unit; 4.25% cap Jefferson Marketplace: $502k/unit; 4.25% cap Atlantic Plumbing: $575k/unit; 4.55% cap The Gale Eckington: $353k/unit; 4.7% cap National Mall US Capitol 6 Flats 130: $459k/unit; 4.5% cap 7 450K: $457k/unit; 4.5% cap Average Per Unit: $489k Average Cap Rate: 4.5% Alexan Union Market: $342k/unit; ± 6.0% yield Source: PGIM Real Estate Acquisitions Team as of 4Q16.

Alexan Union Market Union Market Supply Pipeline 2017 188 units 400 units 150 units 600 units 2018 746 units 500 units 2019 700 units 700 units 188 units 2020+ 200 units 1,850 units Alexan Union Market

Alexan Union Market Final Takeaways Investment Rationale Build to core profile with value added upside Unique location in a gentrifying / repurposed / foodie warehouse district Unconventional 1 st mover position Investment Risks Timing and materialization of the greater Union Market redevelopment Impact of +/- 3,500 units of supply within a two block radius of the project Rental rate and leasing risk Surrounded by well capitalized, likeminded institutional ownership and sponsorship Retail driven story Experienced partner / developer

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