THE FOUNTAIN ALLEY BUILDING¹ San Jose, California The first of many exciting projects, this property located at 26 & 30 S. 1st Street will feature 67,000 square feet of office space and 19,500 square feet of retail space located on historic Fountain Alley, next to the Bank of Italy and 200 feet from the future Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Station. The retail will wrap down Fountain Alley and be mirrored by the Bank of Italy’s newly renovated retail to create a destination point. This project is slated to be on of the largest roof top restaurant & bar in Silicon Valley². The project includes the re-use of the adjacent historic building that will be used as the main entrance and lobby for the office space. Tenants will have a grand historic entrance and lobby that leads to a Class A modern office. The land is pre-zoned and pre-general planned for mixed use, and construction is slated to begin in Q1 of 2021. Office Project Cost Return on Cost Exit Cap Rate 67,000 SF $69 Million 6.47% 5.50% Retail Ground Breaking Project Completion Multiple Internal Rate of Return 19,500 SF Q1 2021 Q3 2022 3.50X 14.40% ¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved. See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results. ² As of our PPM published February 24, 2020. URBANCATALYST.COM
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THE FOUNTAIN ALLEY BUILDING¹San Jose, California
The first of many exciting projects, this property located at 26 & 30 S. 1st Street will feature 67,000
square feet of office space and 19,500 square feet of retail space located on historic Fountain Alley,
next to the Bank of Italy and 200 feet from the future Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Station. The retail
will wrap down Fountain Alley and be mirrored by the Bank of Italy’s newly renovated retail to create
a destination point. This project is slated to be on of the largest roof top restaurant & bar in Silicon
Valley². The project includes the re-use of the adjacent historic building that will be used as the main
entrance and lobby for the office space. Tenants will have a grand historic entrance and lobby that leads to
a Class A modern office. The land is pre-zoned and pre-general planned for mixed use, and construction is
slated to begin in Q1 of 2021.
Office
Project Cost
Return on Cost
Exit Cap Rate
67,000 SF
$69 Million
6.47%
5.50%
Retail
Ground Breaking
Project Completion
Multiple
Internal Rate of Return
19,500 SF
Q1 2021
Q3 2022
3.50X
14.40%
¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved.See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results.
² As of our PPM published February 24, 2020.
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Fountain Alley Building Executive Summary
Document Dated: 5/4/20Project Date Project Month
Project Name Fountain Alley Building 26, 30 South First Street 34 South First Street Total 1889 Toggle (1 on / 0 off) 1 Analysis Start Date 1/1/19 0Product Type Retail and Office Retail Sq. Ft. 19,059 460 19,519 Number of Parking Spaces 0 Construction Start 2/1/21 26Address 26, 30, 34 South First Street Office Sq. Ft. 61,407 5,915 67,322 SF per Stall 0 Construction Completion 08/01/22 44City, State San Jose, CA Total Net Rentable SF (NSF) 80,466 6,375 86,841 Parking Ratio 0.00 Per 1,000 SF Stabilized Occupancy 01/01/23 49Developer Urban Catalyst Non Rentable SF (#) 22,188 2,020 24,208 Number of Floors 7 Sale 12/01/30 144
Total Buildable without Parking (GSF) 102,654 8,395 111,049Land Area 0.34 Acres Net Rentable / Gross Buildable ( excluding parking) 78.4% 75.9% 78.2%
14,734 SF Parking SF 0FAR 7.5 Total Buildable with Parking (TSF) 102,654 8,395 111,049
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Land Value: Reflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).(3) Construction Cost: Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor. (4) Owner Construction Cost: Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor(5) Total Project Cost: The total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.(6) Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate): A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.(7) Rent: Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.(8) Rent Increase %: Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type. (9) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(10) Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.(12) Sensitivity Analysis: Shows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.(13) Senior Loan: Loan to finance construction.(14) Return on Cost: Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost. (15) Pari Passu Preferred Return: Non-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.(16) IRR (Internal Rate of Return): Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function. (17) PSF (Per Square Foot): Metric on a square foot basis.(18) Rate: Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions(19) Index: Index rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc. (20) Spread: A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.(21) Cushion: Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
TARGETED PROPERTY SUMMARY (1)
Fountain Alley BuildingRevenues & Expenses
Document Dated: 5/4/2020REVENUES
Retail Unit Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ TI TITenant ID Lease-up Month Mix Net S.F. Rent / Mo. Rent Month Year P/S.F. Total
Document Dated: 5/4/2020 Beginning Balance 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15
Residential Units 0Net Residential SF 0Hotel Keys 0Net Hotel SF 0Senior Units 0Senior SF 0Net Retail SF 19,519Net Industrial SF 0Net Office SF 67,322Net Parking SF 0Net Non-Rentable SF 24,208Total Net SF 111,049
Total Project Cost 69,523,657$
City Impact FeesPark Fees -$ School Impact Fees / Developer Fees 53,494$ Affordable Housing Fees 1,689,539$
Total City Fees 1,815,652$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Effective Gross: Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.(3) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(4) Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service: Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Reimbursement of Acquisition Expenses, Construction and Development Fee, Guaranty Fee, Loan Origination/Restructuring Fees, Reimbursement of Other Operating Expenses. (5) Select Project Level Fees: Select Project Level Fees consisting of the sum of the Asset Management Fee, Reimbursement of Equity Liquidation Expenses, and Disposition/Liquidation Fees.
(7) Fair Market Value: Determined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
(6) Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
THE KEYSTONE @ DOWNTOWN WEST¹ San Jose, California
Located in a highly-coveted position only 200 yards from the planned Google campus and a few
blocks from Adobe’s Global HQ. The Keystone is also just steps away from the SAP Arena and
Event center, and the San Jose Diridon Station, a major Silicon Valley transportation hub. This new
facility will be a select service extended stay hotel serving the business community and visitors to
downtown San Jose. Construction on this property is slated to start in Q1 of 2021.
Hotel Keys
Project Cost
Return on Cost
Exit Cap Rate
175
$87 Million
8.27%
6.25%
Parking
Ground Breaking
Project Completion
Multiple
Internal Rate of Return
123 Stalls
Q1 2021
Q1 2023
3.81X
15.20%
¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved.See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results.
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Keystone HotelExecutive Summary
Document Dated: 5/4/20Project Date Project Month
Project Keystone Hotel Hotel Units 175 Number of Parking Spaces 123 Analysis Start Date 1/1/19 0Product Marriot Total SF per Stall 496 Construction Completion 02/01/23 26Address WSC Marriot Net Sq. Ft. 76,405 Parking Ratio 0.70 Per Unit Construction Completion 03/01/23 51City, State San Jose, CA Total Net Rentable SF (NSF) 76,405 Net Rentable / Gross Buildable ( excluding parking) 63% Stabilized Occupancy 09/01/24 69Developer Urban Catalyst Marriot Non Rentable SF Lobby & Back of House 45,594 Load 37.4% Sale Date 12/01/30 144
Total Buildable without Parking (GSF) 121,999 Number of Floors 7Land Area 0.60 Acres Parking SF 61,050
26,233 SF Total Buildable with Parking (TSF) 183,049 FAR 4.65
Marriot Cap Rate (6) 6.25% $835,229 $1,913 146,165,044$ INVESTMENT SUMMARY Mezzanine Loan Non-Fund Equity Partner (11) Fund Investor Equity Project Total $1,913 146,165,044$ Leveraged IRR (16) 0.0% 0.0% 15.2% 15.2%Leveraged Net Profits $0 $0 $85,914,267 $85,914,267 Sale Date (month) 144 12/01/30 Sale Costs 2%Investment Multiple - - 3.81 3.81 Exit Sale NOI Marriot (9) 9,135,315$
Exit Sale Total NOI (9) 9,135,315$ ASSUMPTIONS Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5Marriot Rental Increase % (8) 0.0% 2.8% 3.1% 3.0% 2.9% Return on Cost (14) - % 8.27%Marriot Occupancy 70.0% 78.0% 82.0% 82.0% 82.0%Marriot Management Fee 5.8% SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS (12)
NOI Delta (9) 100,000$ Construction Delta 1,000,000$
PROPERTY MIX SF PSF / Month (17) Mo. Rent (7) PSF / Year (17) Annual Rent (7)Marriot - 175 Rooms 76,405 $16.49 $1,260,288 $198 $15,123,453 Return on Cost (14) NOI (9) Total/Average 76,405 $16.49 $1,260,288 $198 $15,123,453 Total Costs (3) $7,032,608 $7,132,608 $7,232,608 $7,332,608 $7,432,608
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Land Value: Reflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).(3) Construction Cost: Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor. (4) Owner Construction Cost: Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor(5) Total Project Cost: The total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.(6) Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate): A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.(7) Rent: Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.(8) Rent Increase %: Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type. (9) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(10) Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.(12) Sensitivity Analysis: Shows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.(13) Senior Loan: Loan to finance construction.(14) Return on Cost: Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost. (15) Pari Passu Preferred Return: Non-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.(16) IRR (Internal Rate of Return): Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function. (17) PSF (Per Square Foot): Metric on a square foot basis.(18) Rate: Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions(19) Index: Index rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc. (20) Spread: A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.(21) Cushion: Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
TARGETED PROPERTY SUMMARY (1)
Keystone HotelRevenues & Expenses
Document Dated: 5/4/2020REVENUES
Operating YearsMarriot Rooms 175 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Marriot Operating Expenses Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10Marriot Room Expense $2,211,033 $2,391,453 $2,514,092 $2,549,289 $2,586,596 $2,586,596 $2,586,596 $2,586,596 $2,586,596 $2,586,596
Marriot Overhead Expenses Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10Marriot Admin & Gen $632,458 $684,067 $719,147 $729,215 $739,887 $739,887 $739,887 $739,887 $739,887 $739,887
Marriot Net Operating Income Before FF&E Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10Marriot Franchise Fees $463,779 $816,110 $884,189 $912,598 $941,038 $967,859 $997,821 $1,027,852 $1,057,954 $1,088,129% of Rev 5.78% 5.82% 5.85% 5.86% 5.87% 5.87% 5.87% 5.87% 5.87% 5.87%Marriot Operator Asset Management Fees $433,000 $494,867 $536,060 $553,254 $570,470 $586,729 $604,892 $623,097 $641,346 $659,638% of Rev 3.51% 3.53% 3.54% 3.55% 3.56% 3.56% 3.56% 3.56% 3.56% 3.56%Marriot Property Taxes $7716 Room p/yr $1,350,251 $1,377,256 $1,404,801 $1,432,897 $1,461,555 $1,490,786 $1,520,602 $1,551,014 $1,582,035 $1,613,675Marriot Rent $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0Marriot Insurance $529 Room p/yr $92,647 $95,426 $98,289 $101,238 $104,275 $107,403 $110,625 $113,944 $117,363 $120,883Marriot Net Operating Income Before FF&E $6,122,839 $7,030,757 $7,785,318 $8,090,732 $8,392,927 $8,741,039 $9,133,534 $9,526,148 $9,918,892 $10,311,774% of Rev 49.6% 50.2% 51.5% 51.9% 52.3% 53.0% 53.7% 54.4% 55.0% 55.6%
Total Net Operating Income Before FF&E $6,122,839 $7,030,757 $7,785,318 $8,090,732 $8,392,927 $8,741,039 $9,133,534 $9,526,148 $9,918,892 $10,311,77449.6% 50.2% 51.5% 51.9% 52.3% 53.0% 53.7% 54.4% 55.0% 55.6%
Marriot FF&E Reserve Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10Marriot FF&E Reserve $222,525 $382,384 $552,710 $569,425 $586,140 $602,770 $621,480 $640,189 $658,899 $677,608
% of Rev 1.98% 2.98% 3.97% 3.97% 3.97% 3.97% 3.97% 3.97% 3.97% 3.97%Marriot Net Operating Income $5,900,314 $6,648,373 $7,232,608 $7,521,307 $7,806,787 $8,138,269 $8,512,054 $8,885,959 $9,259,993 $9,634,166
Permanent LoanLoan Currently In Analysis YesLoan Start Month 70Loan Amount 78,186,217$ Term (Months) 360Annual Rate 5.00%Annual PMT $5,036,646Monthly PMT $419,720.52LTV 70.9%Debt Yield 8.50%DSCR 1.32
Loan Broker Fee Rate 1.00%Loan Broker Fee $0
Keystone HotelTargeted Annual Cash Flows (1)
Document Dated: 5/4/2020 Beginning Balance 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15
Residential Units - Residential Bedrooms - Net Residential SF - Hotel Keys 175 Net Hotel SF 76,405 Senior Units - Senior SF - Net Retail SF - Net Industrial SF - Net Office SF - Net Parking SF 61,050 Net Non-Rentable SF 45,594 Total Net SF 183,049
Total Project Cost 87,488,935$
City Impact FeesPark Fees -$ School Impact Fees / Developer Fees 47,065$ Affordable Housing Fees -$
Total City Fees 2,866,441$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Effective Gross: Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.(3) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(4) Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service : Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Guaranty Fee, Construction Loan Origination Fee, and Permanent Loan Origination Fee. (5) Project Level Fees: Asset Management Fee and Disposition / Liquidation Fee collected at the property level.
(7) Fair Market Value : Determined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.(11) Non-Fund Equity Partners : Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
(6) Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
MADERA @ DOWNTOWN WEST¹San Jose, California
Madera @ Downtown West is a multi-family apartment project (suite style rent-by-the-bedroom
program) located in the heart of Downtown San Jose adjacent to the planned Google campus and
San Jose Diridon Station, a major Silicon Valley transportation hub. It will house 250 individuals in a
mix of studios, two bedroom, three bedroom, four bedroom, and five bedroom units. Construction is
slated to start in Q3 of 2021.
Residential
Project Cost
Return on Cost
Exit Cap Rate
140 Units
$110 Million
5.31%
4.00%
Ground Breaking
Project Completion
Multiple
Internal Rate of Return
Q3 2021
Q2 2023
4.65X
14.70%
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¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved.See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results.
MaderaExecutive Summary
Document Dated: 5/4/20Project Date Project Month
Project Madera Multifamily Units 140 Number of Parking Spaces 142 Analysis Start 1/1/19 0Product Type Retail and Multifamily Multifamily Beds 371 SF per Stall 133 Construction Start 08/01/21 32Address Retail Sq. Ft. 0 Parking Ratio 1.01 Per Unit Construction Completion 05/01/23 56City, State San Jose, CA Multifamily Sq. Ft. 130,100 Net Rentable / Gross Buildable ( excluding parking) 71.3% Stabilized Occupancy 08/01/23 59Developer Urban Catalyst Total Net Rentable SF (NSF) 130,100 Load 28.7% Sale 12/01/30 144
Non Rentable SF 52,397 Number of Floors 8Land Area 0.68 Acres Total Buildable without Parking (GSF) 182,497
29,800 SF Parking SF 18,915FAR 6.1 Total Buildable with Parking (TSF) 201,412
Stabilized Un-Trended NOI (10) PSF / Month (17) Mo. Rent (7) SF / Year (17) Annual Rent (7)Retail $0.00 $0 $0 $0Multifamily $5.47 $711,415 $66 $8,536,980Reimbursable $0.00 $0 $0 $0Other Income $0.39 $50,779 $5 $609,345Gross Income $5.86 $762,194 $70 $9,146,325Less: Vacancy/Concessions/Loss to Lease ($0.22) ($28,457) ($3) ($341,479)Effective Gross $5.64 $733,737 $68 $8,804,846Expenses ($1.89) ($246,478) ($23) ($2,957,730)Stabilized Un-Trended NOI (10) $3.75 $487,260 $45 $5,847,116
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Land Value: Reflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).(3) Construction Cost: Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor. (4) Owner Construction Cost: Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor(5) Total Project Cost: The total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.(6) Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate): A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.(7) Rent: Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.(8) Rent Increase %: Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type. (9) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(10) Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.(12) Sensitivity Analysis: Shows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.(13) Senior Loan: Loan to finance construction.(14) Return on Cost: Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost. (15) Pari Passu Preferred Return: Non-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.(16) IRR (Internal Rate of Return): Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function. (17) PSF (Per Square Foot): Metric on a square foot basis.(18) Rate: Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions(19) Index: Index rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc. (20) Spread: A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.(21) Cushion: Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
TARGETED PROPERTY SUMMARY (1)
MaderaRevenues & Expenses
Document Dated: 5/4/2020REVENUES
Retail Lease-up Month Unit Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ TI TITenant ID After First Occupancy Net S.F. Mix Rent / Mo. Rent Month Year P/S.F. Total
Multifamily Number of Unit Bedrooms Unit Total Total Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ Rent Rent Bedroom / Unit Name Units Net S.F. Per Unit Type Mix Net S.F. Rent / Mo. Annual Rent Month Year P/Bed Month Rent / Mo. Rent / Yr.
Permanent LoanLoan Currently In Analysis YesLoan Start Month 60Loan Amount 76,561,201$ Term (Months) 360Annual Rate 5.00%Annual PMT $4,931,965Monthly PMT $410,997LTV 45.79%Debt Yield 8.50%DSCR 1.32
Loan Broker Fee Rate 1.00%Loan Broker Fee $0
MaderaTargeted Annual Cash Flows (1)
Document Dated: 5/4/2020 Beginning Balance 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15
Residential Units 140Residential Bedrooms 371Net Residential SF 130,100 Hotel Keys 0Net Hotel SF 0Senior Units 0Senior SF 0Net Retail SF - Net Industrial SF 0Net Office SF 0Net Parking SF 18,915 Net Non-Rentable SF 52,397 Total Net SF 201,412
Total Project Cost 110,046,194$
City Impact FeesPark Fees 2,800,000$ School Impact Fees / Developer Fees 498,023$ Affordable Housing Fees 2,375,626$
Total City Fees 8,268,620$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Effective Gross: Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.(3) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(4) Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service: Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Reimbursement of Acquisition Expenses, Construction and Development Fee, Guaranty Fee, Loan Origination/Restructuring Fees, Reimbursement of Other Operating Expenses. (5) Select Project Level Fees: Select Project Level Fees consisting of the sum of the Asset Management Fee, Reimbursement of Equity Liquidation Expenses, and Disposition/Liquidation Fees.
(7) Fair Market Value: Determined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
(6) Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
DELMAS SENIOR LIVING @ DOWNTOWN WEST¹ San Jose, California
Delivering the critical need for assisted living and memory care, the Delmas Senior Living project will
consist of 117 units of housing in the urban center of San Jose, with amazing access to Downtown
San Jose’s amenities and activities. This project is one of the first senior living projects in downtown
San Jose in decades. Construction is slated to start in Q4 of 2021.
Assisted Living
Project Cost
Return on Cost
Exit Cap Rate
117 Units
$86 Million
7.22%
5.75%
Memory Care
Ground Breaking
Project Completion
Multiple
Internal Rate of Return
50 Units
Q4 2021
Q4 2023
6.23X
20.4%
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¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved.See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results.
Delmas Senior LivingExecutive Summary
Document Dated: 5/4/20Project Date Project Month
Project Delmas Senior Living Affordable Housing Units 5 Number of Parking Spaces 32 Analysis Start 1/1/19 0Product Type Senior Housing Senior Housing Units 167 SF per Stall 438 Construction Start 10/01/21 34Address 491 W San Carlos Street Affordable Housing Sq. Ft. 2,245 Parking Ratio 0.19 Per Unit Construction Completion 10/01/23 58City, CA San Jose , CA Senior Housing Sq. Ft. 74,370 Net Rentable / Gross Buildable ( excluding parking) 55% Stabilized Occupancy 08/01/26 93Developer Urban Catalyst Total Net Rentable SF (NSF) 76,615 Load 45.1% Sale 12/01/30 144
Non Rentable SF 62,824 Number of Floors 4Land Area 1.00 Acres Total Buildable without Parking (GSF) 139,439
43,560 SF Parking SF 14,023FAR 3.2 Total Buildable with Parking (TSF) 153,462
Stabilized Un-Trended NOI (10) PSF / Month (17) Mo. Rent (7) PSF / Year (17) Annual Rent (7)Affordable Housing 2.71$ 6,078$ 32.49$ 72,938$ Senior Housing 19.50$ 1,450,100$ 233.98$ 17,401,200$ Other Income and Concessions 0.49$ 36,170$ 5.84$ 434,037$ Reimbursable -$ -$ -$ -$ GROSS REVENUE 22.69$ 1,492,348$ 272.31$ 17,908,174$ Vacancy, Concessions & Loss to Lease (0.97)$ (72,505)$ (11.70)$ (870,060)$ EFFECTIVE GROSS REVENUE 19.09$ 1,419,843$ 229.10$ 17,038,114$ Expenses (12.24)$ (910,615)$ (146.93)$ (10,927,378)$ Stabilized Un-Trended NOI (10) 6.85$ 509,228$ 82.17$ 6,110,736$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Land Value: Reflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).(3) Construction Cost: Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor. (4) Owner Construction Cost: Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor(5) Total Project Cost: The total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.(6) Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate): A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.(7) Rent: Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.(8) Rent Increase %: Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type. (9) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(10) Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.(12) Sensitivity Analysis: Shows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.(13) Senior Loan: Loan to finance construction.(14) Return on Cost: Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost. (15) Pari Passu Preferred Return: Non-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.(16) IRR (Internal Rate of Return): Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function. (17) PSF (Per Square Foot): Metric on a square foot basis.(18) Rate: Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions(19) Index: Index rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc. (20) Spread: A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.(21) Cushion: Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
PROJECTED PROPERTY SUMMARY(1)
Delmas Senior LivingRevenues & Expenses
Document Dated: 5/4/2020REVENUES
Retail Unit Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ TI TITenant ID Lease-up Month Mix Net SF Rent / Mo. Rent Month Year P/S.F. Total
Affordable Housing Number Unit Mix Unit Total Rent Rent Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/of Units Net SF Net SF Per Unit Per Month Rent Month Year Bedrooms Bedrooms Total
Senior Housing Number Unit Total Rent Rent Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/Unit Name of Units Type of Unit Net SF Net SF Per Unit Per Month Rent Month Year Bedrooms Bedrooms Total
Assisted Living Studio Rent 24 AL 375 9,000 $6,400 $153,600 $1,843,200 $17.07 $204.80 1 24 Assisted Living One-Bedroom Rent 90 AL 525 47,250 $8,500 $765,000 $9,180,000 $16.19 $194.29 1 90 Assisted Living Two-Bedroom Rent 3 AL 790 2,370 $10,500 $31,500 $378,000 $13.29 $159.49 2 6 Memory Care Studio Rent 50 MC 315 15,750 $10,000 $500,000 $6,000,000 $31.75 $380.95 1 50
0 0 MC 0 0 $0 $0 $0 $0.00 $0.000 0 MC 0 0 $0 $0 $0 $0.00 $0.000 0 MC 0 0 $0 $0 $0 $0.00 $0.000 0 MC 0 0 $0 $0 $0 $0.00 $0.000 0 MC 0 0 $0 $0 $0 $0.00 $0.00
Other Income and Concessions $ % Per Month Per Year Notes4100 · Care Fees (AL only) 12% $114,012 $1,368,1444120 · Community Fees (Move in fees) Lease up only -> $4,000 $15,772 $189,267 After Lease-up going forward4140 · 2nd Occupancy Fee (AL only) $2,500 11% $32,175 $386,1004160 · Guest Meals $334 $4,0084180 · Room Service Trays & Food refund (Contra Income) $1,559 $18,704 Pulled Year 2 for stabilized figures4230 · Salon Service Income $1,559 $18,704 Pulled Year 2 for stabilized figures4990 · Rental Concession (Contra Income) 8.00% ($129,241) -$1,550,890 Pulled Year 2 for stabilized figuresTotal $36,170 $434,037
Reimbursable Unit Reimburse Per Month Per Year PSF/Month PSF/YearTenant Mix % S.F. Reimburse Reimburse Reimburse Reimburse
Document Dated: 5/4/2020 Beginning Balance 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15
Residential Units 5 Residential Bedrooms 170 Net Residential SF 2,245 Hotel Keys - Net Hotel SF - Senior Units 167 Senior SF 74,370 Net Retail SF - Net Industrial SF - Net Office SF - Net Parking SF 14,023 Net Non-Rentable SF 62,824 Total Net SF 153,462
Total Project Cost 84,623,958$
City Impact FeesPark Fees 100,000$ School Impact Fees / Developer Fees 54,406$ Affordable Housing Fees -$
Total City Fees 2,845,991$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Effective Gross: Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.(3) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(4) Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service: Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Reimbursement of Acquisition Expenses, Construction and Development Fee, Guaranty Fee, Loan Origination/Restructuring Fees, Reimbursement of Other Operating Expenses. (5) Select Project Level Fees: Select Project Level Fees consisting of the sum of the Asset Management Fee, Reimbursement of Equity Liquidation Expenses, and Disposition/Liquidation Fees.
(7) Fair Market Value: Determined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
(6) Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
THE ICON @ CIVIC CENTER¹San Jose, California
Across from City Hall and only 100 yards from the future Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Station, this
property will feature 348 units of multi-family apartments housing over 1,000 individuals, and 6,000
square feet of ground floor retail space. Located within walking distance from downtown amenities,
businesses, restaurants and VTA light rail, the addition of BART will truly make this project the
definition of Transit Oriented Development. The land is pre-zoned and pre-general planned for mixed
use, and construction is slated to begin in Q3 of 2021.
Multifamily
Office
Project Cost
Return on Cost
Exit Cap Rate
348 Units
114,000 SF
$301 Million
6.33%
4.31%
Retail
Ground Breaking
Project Completion
Multiple
Internal Rate of Return
6,000 SF
Q3 2021
Q2 2024
5.97X
18.40%
¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved.See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results.
Project Icon @ Civic Center Multifamily Units 348 Number of Parking Spaces 157 Analysis Start 1/1/19 0Product Type Mixed Use Multifamily Beds 910 SF per Stall 500 Construction Start 09/01/21 33Address Retail Sq. Ft. 6,024 Parking Ratio 0.45 Per Unit Construction Completion 04/01/24 64City, State San Jose, CA Office Sq. Ft. 113,550 Net Rentable / Gross Buildable ( excluding parking) 75% Stabilized Occupancy 07/01/24 67Developer Urban Catalyst Multifamily Sq. Ft. 304,452 Multifamily Load 25% Sale 12/01/30 144
Total Net Rentable SF (NSF) 424,026 Retail & Office Load 30%Land Area 0.75 Acres Non Rentable SF 152,498 Number of Floors 28
32,670 SF Total Buildable without Parking (GSF) 576,524 FAR 17.6 Parking SF 78,461
INVESTMENT SUMMARY Mezzanine Loan Non-Fund Equity Partner (11) Fund Investor Equity Project CAP RATE PRODUCT TYPE (6) Cap Rate (6) P/Unit psf (17) Exit PriceLeveraged IRR (16) 0.0% 16.0% 18.4% 16.4% Retail Cap Rate (6) 5.50% $1,098 6,617,182$ Leveraged Net Profits $0 $323,076,978 $78,421,970 $401,498,948 Office Cap Rate (6) 5.50% $1,134 128,821,657$ Investment Multiple - 4.61 5.97 4.81 Multifamily Cap Rate (6) 4.00% $1,474,951 $1,686 513,282,866$
Total 1,530$ 648,721,706$ ASSUMPTIONS Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5Retail & Office Rental Increase % (8) 0.0% 3.0% 3.0% 3.0% 3.0% Sale Date (month) 144 01/01/31 Sale Costs 2%Multifamily Rental Increase % (8) 0.0% 3.0% 3.0% 3.0% 3.0% Exit Sale NOI Retail (9) 363,945$ Physical Vacancy % 4.0% 4.0% 4.0% 4.0% 4.0% Exit Sale NOI Office (9) 7,085,191$ Concessions & Loss to Lease % 1.0% 1.0% 1.0% 1.0% 1.0% Exit Sale NOI Multifamily (9) 20,531,315$ Total Economic Vacancy 5.0% 5.0% 5.0% 5.0% 5.0% Exit Sale Total NOI (9) 27,980,451$ Expense Increase % 0.0% 1.0% 1.0% 1.0% 1.0%Management Fee 2.5% Return on Cost at Untrended (14) - % 6.33%
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Land Value: Reflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).(3) Construction Cost: Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor. (4) Owner Construction Cost: Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor(5) Total Project Cost: The total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.(6) Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate): A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.(7) Rent: Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.(8) Rent Increase %: Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type. (9) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(10) Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.(12) Sensitivity Analysis: Shows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.(13) Senior Loan: Loan to finance construction.(14) Return on Cost: Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost. (15) Pari Passu Preferred Return: Non-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.(16) IRR (Internal Rate of Return): Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function. (17) PSF (Per Square Foot): Metric on a square foot basis.(18) Rate: Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions(19) Index: Index rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc. (20) Spread: A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.(21) Cushion: Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
TARGETED PROPERTY SUMMARY (1)
Icon @ Civic CenterRevenues & Expenses
Document Dated: 5/4/2020REVENUES
Retail Lease-up Month Unit Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ TI TITenant ID After First Occupancy Mix Net S.F. Rent / Mo. Rent Month Year P/S.F. Total
Multifamily Number of Unit Bedrooms Unit Total Total Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ Rent Bed/ Rent Bedroom / Unit Name Units Net S.F. Per Unit Type Mix Net S.F. Rent / Mo. Annual Rent Month Year Month Month Rent / Mo. Rent / Yr.
Permanent LoanLoan Currently In Analysis YesLoan Start Month 68Loan Amount 262,394,321$ Term (Months) 360Annual Rate 5.00%Annual PMT $16,903,073Monthly PMT $1,408,589LTV 49.9%Debt Yield 8.50%DSCR 1.32
Loan Broker Fee Rate 1.00%Loan Broker Fee $0
Icon @ Civic CenterTargeted Annual Cash Flows (1)
Document Dated: 5/4/2020 Beginning Balance 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15
Residential Units 348Residential Bedrooms 700Net Residential SF 304,452Hotel Keys 0Net Hotel SF 0Senior Units 0Senior SF 0Net Retail SF 6,024Net Industrial SF 0Net Office SF 113,550Net Parking SF 78,461Net Non-Rentable SF 152,498Total Net SF 654,985
Total Project Cost 300,827,402
City Impact FeesPark Fees 4,698,000$ School Impact Fees / Developer Fees 1,239,100$ Affordable Housing Fees -$
Total City Fees 11,769,777$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Effective Gross: Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.(3) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(4) Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service: Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Reimbursement of Acquisition Expenses, Construction and Development Fee, Guaranty Fee, Loan Origination/Restructuring Fees, Reimbursement of Other Operating Expenses. (5) Select Project Level Fees: Select Project Level Fees consisting of the sum of the Asset Management Fee, Reimbursement of Equity Liquidation Expenses, and Disposition/Liquidation Fees.
(7) Fair Market Value: Determined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
(6) Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
PASEO¹ San Jose, California
Located between 1st and 2nd street in downtown San Jose, which connects San Jose State
University to San Jose Diridon station, a major Silicon Valley transportation hub, Paseo is slated to be
transformed into a combination of 65,000 square feet—three floors—of office space over 22,000
square feet of retail. It is ideally located close to the Hammer Theater, the popular SoFA district and
Fairmont Plaza.
Office
Project Cost
Return on Cost
Exit Cap Rate
65,000 SF
$63 Million
7.10%
5.50%
Retail
Ground Breaking
Project Completion
Multiple Internal Rate of Return
22,000 SF
Q1 2020
Q3 2021
5.64X
20.5%
URBANCATALYST.COM
¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved.See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results.
PaseoExecutive Summary
Document Dated: 5/4/20Project Date Project Month
Project Name Paseo Retail Sq. Ft. 22,010 Number of Parking Spaces 0 Analysis Start Date 1/1/19 0Address Office Sq. Ft. 65,081 SF per Stall 0 Construction Start 11/01/20 23Product Type Retail and Office Total Net Rentable SF (NSF) 87,091 Parking Ratio 0.00 Per Unit Construction Completion 08/01/21 32City San Jose, CA Non Rentable SF 4,353 Net Rentable / Gross Buildable ( excluding parking) 95% Stabilized Occupancy 01/01/23 49Developer Urban Catalyst Total Buildable without Parking (GSF) 91,444 Load 4.8% Sale 12/01/30 143
Parking SF 0 Number of Floors 8Land Area 0.34 Acres Total Buildable with Parking (TSF) 91,444
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Land Value: Reflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).(3) Construction Cost: Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor. (4) Owner Construction Cost: Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor(5) Total Project Cost: The total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.(6) Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate): A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.(7) Rent: Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.(8) Rent Increase %: Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type. (9) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(10) Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.(12) Sensitivity Analysis: Shows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.(13) Senior Loan: Loan to finance construction.(14) Return on Cost: Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost. (15) Pari Passu Preferred Return: Non-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.(16) IRR (Internal Rate of Return): Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function. (17) PSF (Per Square Foot): Metric on a square foot basis.(18) Rate: Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions(19) Index: Index rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc. (20) Spread: A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.(21) Cushion: Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
TARGETED PROPERTY SUMMARY (1)
PaseoRevenues & Expenses
Document Dated: 5/4/2020REVENUES
Retail Unit Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ TI TITenant ID Lease-up Month Mix Net S.F. Rent / Mo. Rent Month Year P/S.F. Total
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15Development Cost (1,359,743)$ (24,831,024)$ (10,884,684)$ (24,738,009)$ (1,308,770)$ (109,064)$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$ -$
Residential Units 0Net Residential SF 0Hotel Keys 0Net Hotel SF 0Senior Units 0Senior SF 0Net Retail SF 22,010Net Industrial SF 0Net Office SF 65,081Net Parking SF 0Net Non-Rentable SF 4,353Total Net SF 91,444
Total Project Cost 63,231,294$
City Impact FeesPark Fees -$ School Impact Fees / Developer Fees 53,648$ Affordable Housing Fees -$
Total City Fees 934,166$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Effective Gross: Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.(3) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(4) Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service: Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Reimbursement of Acquisition Expenses, Construction and Development Fee, Guaranty Fee, Loan Origination/Restructuring Fees, Reimbursement of Other Operating Expenses. (5) Select Project Level Fees: Select Project Level Fees consisting of the sum of the Asset Management Fee, Reimbursement of Equity Liquidation Expenses, and Disposition/Liquidation Fees.
(7) Fair Market Value: Determined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
(6) Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
THE MARK @ SJSU¹San Jose, California
Located adjacent to San Jose State University’s Campus in downtown San Jose, this project will
include 222 student apartments housing over 850 students. Onsite amenities and programming
will cater to current SJSU students looking for housing close to campus. The project is also
adjacent to the SoFA Arts District, which is a very popular student destination for recreation and
activities. Construction is slated to begin in Q2 of 2021.
Student Housing
Project Cost
Return on Cost
Exit Cap Rate
222 Units
$166 Million
5.61%
4.00%
Ground Breaking
Project Completion
Multiple
Internal Rate of Return
Q2 2021
Q3 2023
5.41X
16.60%
¹ This document contains projected figures that are estImates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved.See Glossary of Terms and Detailed Projections/Assumptions located at the end of this document for definitions and metrics used in presenting the projected results.
Project The Mark @ SJSU Apartment Units 222 Parking Spaces 76 Analysis Start 1/1/19 0Product Type Retail and Student Beds 759 SF per Stall 223 Construction Start 06/01/21 30Address Retail Net SF 0 Parking Ratio 0.34 Per Unit Construction Completion 07/01/23 55City, State San Jose, CA Student Net SF 203,947 Net Rentable / Gross Buildable ( excluding parking) 65% Stabilized Occupancy 08/01/23 56Developer Urban Catalyst Net Rentable SF 203,947 Load 34.6% Sale 12/01/30 144
Non Rentable SF 107,789 Number of Floors 20Land Area 0.47 Acres Total Buildable without Parking (GSF) 311,736
20,473 SF Parking SF 16,972FAR 15.2 Total Buildable with Parking (TSF) 328,708
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Land Value: Reflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).(3) Construction Cost: Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor. (4) Owner Construction Cost: Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor(5) Total Project Cost: The total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.(6) Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate): A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.(7) Rent: Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.(8) Rent Increase %: Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type. (9) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(10) Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.(12) Sensitivity Analysis: Shows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.(13) Senior Loan: Loan to finance construction.(14) Return on Cost: Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost. (15) Pari Passu Preferred Return: Non-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.(16) IRR (Internal Rate of Return): Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function. (17) PSF (Per Square Foot): Metric on a square foot basis.(18) Rate: Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions(19) Index: Index rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc. (20) Spread: A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.(21) Cushion: Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
TARGETED PROPERTY SUMMARY (1)
The Mark @ SJSURevenues & Expenses
Document Dated: 5/4/2020REVENUES
Retail Lease-up Month Unit Annual Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ TI TITenant ID After First Occupancy Mix Net S.F. Rent / Mo. Rent Month Year P/S.F. Total
Student Number of Unit Bedrooms Unit Total Total Rent PSF/ Rent PSF/ Rent Bed/ Rent Bedroom / Rent / Unit Rent / UnitUnit Name Units Net S.F. Per Unit Type Mix Net S.F. Rent / Mo. Annual Rent Month Year Month Month / Mo. / Yr.
Permanent LoanLoan Currently In Analysis YesLoan Start Month 57Loan Amount 122,715,215$ Term (Months) 360Annual Rate 5.00%Annual PMT $7,905,142Monthly PMT $658,762LTV 46.1%Debt Yield 8.50%DSCR 1.32
Loan Broker Fee Rate 1.00%Loan Broker Fee $0
The Mark @ SJSUTargeted Annual Cash Flows (1)
Document Dated: 5/4/2020 Beginning Balance 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 Year 11 Year 12 Year 13 Year 14 Year 15
Residential Units 222Residential Bedrooms 557Net Residential SF 203,947Hotel Keys 0
Net Hotel SF 0Senior Units 0Senior SF 0Net Retail SF 0Net Industrial SF 0Net Office SF 0Net Parking SF 16,972Net Non-Rentable SF 107,789Total Net SF 328,708
Total Project Cost 165,818,791
City Impact FeesPark Fees 2,997,000$ School Impact Fees / Developer Fees 780,709$ Affordable Housing Fees 800,000$
Total City Fees 7,766,639$
FOOTNOTE KEY(1) Targeted: This document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.(2) Effective Gross: Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.(3) NOI (Net Operating Income): All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.(4) Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service: Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Reimbursement of Acquisition Expenses, Construction and Development Fee, Guaranty Fee, Loan Origination/Restructuring Fees, Reimbursement of Other Operating Expenses. (5) Select Project Level Fees: Select Project Level Fees consisting of the sum of the Asset Management Fee, Reimbursement of Equity Liquidation Expenses, and Disposition/Liquidation Fees.
(7) Fair Market Value: Determined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.(11) Non-Fund Equity: Project level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
(6) Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
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OPPORTUNITY ZONE SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITYADOBEGOOGLE @ DOWNTOWN WEST
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1. Fountain Alley Building - Urban Catalyst
2. Keystone - Urban Catalyst
3. Madera - Urban Catalyst
4. Delmas - Urban Catalyst
5. The Icon - Urban Catalyst
6. Paseo - Urban Catalyst
7. The Mark - Urban Catalyst
8. Robson Homes
9. Hotel - Swenson
10. Botown Tower - Urban Community
11. Valley Title - Urban Community
12. DRT - Digital Reality Trust
13. Parking Lot - Sobrato
14. Parking Lot - Sobrato
15. Fountain Alley Lot - Urban Community
16. AT&T - DiNapoli
17. Davidson Building - Urban Community
18. Block E - Swenson
19. 1 million SF Office – Matt Love
20. Mixed Use Tower – KT Properties
21. Almaden Parking Lot - Boston Prop.
22. Gateway Tower - Core
23. Museum Place - Urban Community
24. Alquist Building - SJSU
25. Tower Office - Sobrato
26. City View Plaza - Jay Paul
27. Greyhound Towers - Z & L
28. Post Street Tower - Kinship
29. Ross - Altera
30. Marriot Moxy - Lew Wolf
31. Carlysle Tower - Acquity
32. Park View Towers - Z & L
33. Block H - Z & L
34. Platform 16 - TMG Partners
35. Aviato - Starcity
36. Park Ave - Jay Paul
37. Bank of Italy - Urban Community
38. Miro Towers - Bayview
39. Modera - Mill Creek
40. Silvery Towers - Z & L
41. San Pedro Residences - Intracorp
42. Sparq - Core
43. The Grad – Swenson
44. Garage - Wilson Meany
45. KQED Building - Jay Paul
46. The James - Fairfield
PLANNED
URBAN CATALYST PROJECTS
ENTITLEMENTS
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Additional Cash Released or (Held in Reserve)
To reimburse the Manager for organization and offering costs incurred before and after the launch of the Fund as well as to cover ongoing operating costs of the Fund.
Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate)
A real-estate industry metric used to gauge the yield of a transaction and compare relative prices with other transactions. The capitalization rate (or “cap” rate) for a property is determined by dividing the property’s net operating income by its purchase price. Cap rates are typically quoted on a forward one-year NOI basis.
City Impact FeesFees paid to the corresponding City Municipality during the entitlement and construction of the project.
Concessions A discount given to the tenant used to incentivize leasing activity.
Construction Cost Costs which are generally covered with a contract with a General Contractor.
Cushion Additional interest rate premium applied for conservative measure.
Distributions to Paid in Capital (Investment Multiple)
Cumulative distributions to equity holders during operation, refinance events, and sale divided by amount of equity invested.
Effective Gross Scheduled Gross Income (Maximum Gross Income) less Vacancy and Concessions.
Exit Cap Rate Net Operating Income divided by the Value of the Property at Sale.
Fair Market ValueDetermined by dividing the Net Operating Income of any given asset by an estimated Capitalization Rate. Capitalization Rates vary by geography, asset class, and market conditions.
Fund Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner Property Cash Flow
Line item is net of the following fees: Asset Management Fee, Disposition / Liquidation Fee.
IndexIndex rate is an interest rate that is tied to a specific benchmark such as LIBOR, U.S. Treasury bill, etc.
Interest A charge for borrowed money generally a percentage of the amount borrowed.
Investor Preferred Return Threshold return of 8% that investors receive prior to Manager receiving any return.
IRR (Internal Rate of Return)Metric used in capital budgeting to estimate the profitability. It is a discount rate that makes the Net Present Value of all cash flow from a project, equal to zero. Calculated through Excel formula, XIRR function.
Land ValueReflects (i) the purchase price of the land to the Fund or the agreed upon value of the land if acquired by the Fund in connection with a joint venture plus (ii) any associated transaction costs, acquisition fees and carry costs (such as property taxes or debt service during carry).
MultipleCumulative distributions to equity holders during operation, refinance events, and sale divided by amount of equity invested.
NAV (Net Asset Value)
Net asset value (NAV) is defined as Fair Market Value less any outstanding Debt. With respect to any given asset, the NAV attributable to the Fund is based on the proportionate ownership interests in the asset as between the Fund and any Non-Fund Equity Partners. NAV also includes the value of any other assets or liabilities related to the property-owning entities (such as working capital and security deposits). Real estate differs from many other industries in that the market value of the assets owned by a company can be estimated with reasonable precision. The reason is that numerous sales transactions, involving similar assets, provide excellent “real time” pricing. NAV is the mark-to-market value of a company’s common equity calculated by applying an estimate of private market values to the company’s real estate and other adjustments and deducting all liabilities, including preferred equity. NAV is often presented on a per-share basis, however in this case it is not shown on a per-shar basis.
GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Net Debt
Gross debt (defined as total debt plus net deferred financing costs on secured borrowings) less cash and cash equivalents and restricted cash deposits held for the benefit of lenders. Excluding cash and cash equivalents and restricted cash deposits held for the benefit of lenders from gross debt, all of which could be used to repay debt, provides an estimate of the net contractual amount of borrowed capital to be repaid, which is a beneficial disclosure to investors and analysts.
NOI (Net Operating Income) All revenue from the property minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.
NOI (Net Operating Income) and Cash NOI
NOI is total revenues less property expenses. NOI excludes all other items of expense and income included in the financial statements in calculating net income or loss. Cash NOI further excludes non-cash items included in total revenues and property expenses, such as straight-line rental revenue, amortization of capitalized lease incentives and market lease-related intangibles and other non-cash charges. NOI and Cash NOI provide useful and relevant information because they reflect only those income and expense items that are incurred at the property level and present such items on an unlevered basis. NOI and Cash NOI are not measurements of financial performance under GAAP, and NOI and Cash NOI may not be comparable to similarly titled measures reported by other companies.
Non-Fund EquityProject level equity investors or joint venture partners that have invested in individual assets. They can be a variety of parties such as property owners or large financial institutions.
Operating ExpensesOperating expenses include the costs of running and maintaining the building and its grounds, including but not limited to insurance, property management fees, legal fees, utilities, property taxes, repairs, and janitorial fees.
Owner Construction Cost Costs which are outside of the contract with a General Contractor
Pari Passu Preferred ReturnNon-Fund Equity Partner and Investor & Urban Catalyst Manager Partner return received at the same time up to the specified rate threshold.
ProfitThe difference between the equity invested in a property and the distributions received from operations and sale of a property.
Property Level Cash Flow after Debt Service
Equity cash flows after debt service which are net of the following Project Level Fees as applicable: Acquisition Fee, Reimbursement of Acquisition Expenses, Construction and Development Fee, Guaranty Fee, Loan Origination/Restructuring Fees, Reimbursement of Other Operating Expenses.
PSF (Per Square Foot) Metric on a square foot basis.
Rate Interest Rate estimated based on market conditions
Rent Estimated based on applicable information from market sources and CoStar data.
Rent Increase %Annual rental rate increases based on market assumptions on lease terms and rent growth for a given product type.
Return on Cost Net Operating Income divided by Total Project Cost.
Scheduled Gross Revenue Annual income of a property if all rentable space were rented and all rent collected.
Select Project Level FeesSelect Project Level Fees consisting of the sum of the Asset Management Fee, Reimbursement of Equity Liquidation Expenses, and Disposition/Liquidation Fees.
Senior Loan Loan to finance construction.
Sensitivity AnalysisShows the change in the Return On Cost by marginally changing Total Cost and Net Operating Income.
SF Square feet.
Spread A premium charged by a lender on top of an Index.
Stabilization
Stabilized occupancy is the long-term average occupancy rate that an income-producing property is expected to achieve after exposure for leasing in the open market for a reasonable period of time at terms and conditions comparable to competitive offerings. Typically, when occupancy reaches 95%.
TargetedThis document contains targeted figures that are estimates only and may not represent actual results achieved.
TargetedThis document contains targeted figures that are estimates based on current market information and historical cost data. May not represent actual results achieved
Total Project CostThe total funds needed to complete a construction project including land purchase, both hard costs for the physical building, and soft costs such as professional services and city fees.
UC Urban Catalyst Fund
Untrended NOI (Net Operating Income)
All revenue from the property which has not had any anticipated growth minus all reasonably necessary operating expenses.
VacancyThe percentage of all available units in a rental property, such as a hotel or apartment complex, that are vacant or unoccupied at a particular time. A vacancy rate is the opposite of the occupancy rate, which is the percentage of units in a rental property that are occupied.
Value at ExitCalculated by dividing the NOI (Net Operating Income) by the anticipated Cap Rate at the time in which the property is sold.
Value at StabilizationCalculated by dividing the NOI (Net Operating Income) by the anticipated Cap Rate at the time in which the property occupancy has Stabilized.
Value of the Property at SaleCalculated by dividing the NOI (Net Operating Income) by the anticipated Cap Rate at the time in which the property is sold.
IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES & RISK FACTORS
The information contained in this document, and other related documents (collectively the “Supplemental Material”), is provided for informational and discussion purposes only and is not intended to be, nor should it be construed or used as financial, legal, tax or investment advice with respect to interests in Urban Catalyst Opportunity Fund I LLC (the “Fund”), an investment sponsored by Urban Catalyst LLC (the “Sponsor”). The offer and sale of interests in the Fund is being made only by delivery of the Fund’s private placement memorandum, certain organizational documents, subscription agreement, and certain other information to be made available to investors by the Sponsor (the “Operative Documents”). You may only invest in the Fund if you are an accredited investor as defined in Rule 501 of Regulation D.
No person has been authorized to make any statement concerning the Sponsor or the Fund other than as set forth in the Supplemental Material or the other Operative Documents and any such statements, if made, may not be relied upon. By accepting delivery of the Supplemental Material, you agree to keep confidential all information contained herein and to share such information only with persons who are directly concerned with your investment decisions (in each case, under duties of confidentiality). The Supplemental Material may not be reproduced or redistributed without the prior written consent of the Sponsor.
Investing in the Fund will involve significant risks, including possible loss of your entire investment. An investment in the Fund will be illiquid, as there is no secondary market for the Fund’s interests and none is expected to develop; and there will be substantial restrictions on transferring such interests. Accordingly, an investor may be required to maintain its interest in the Fund for an indefinite period of time. The interests in the real property to be acquired by the Fund are subject to leverage and their investment performance may be volatile. Investors should have the financial ability and willingness to accept the risk characteristics of the Fund.
Prospective investors should make their own investigations and evaluations of the information contained in the Supplemental Material and the other Operative Documents. Each prospective investor should consult its own attorneys, business advisors and tax advisors as to legal, business, tax and related matters concerning the information contained herein. The Supplemental Material do not take into account the particular investment objectives or financial circumstances of any specific person who may receive it. An investment in the Fund is not suitable for all investors.
Except where otherwise indicated herein, the information provided in the Supplemental Material is based upon matters as they exist as of the date of the Supplemental Material and not as of any future date, and the Supplemental Material will not be updated or otherwise revised to reflect information that subsequently becomes available, or circumstances existing or changes occurring after the date hereof. For information as of a more recent date, please inquire of the Sponsor. A description of the risks and other disclosures involved in investing in the Fund is contained in the Operative Documents, which should be reviewed carefully by prospective investors. However, the Supplemental Material are not complete and do not contain all the information about the Fund, including all the terms of, and risks associated with, the Fund.
Certain information included in the Supplemental Material has been obtained from third-party sources and, although believed to be reliable, its accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed and should not be relied upon as such. Projected returns are based on projections that have been prepared in good faith on assumptions that the Sponsor believes are reasonable on the basis of its past real estate investing experience. Prospective investors should bear in mind that the Fund may not realize such cash flows or achieve such projected returns, and may lead to substantial losses including the investment in its entirety.
The Supplemental Material contain forward-looking statements that include statements, express or implied, regarding current expectations, estimates, projections, opinions and beliefs of the Sponsor, as well as the assumptions on which those statements are based. Potential investors are cautioned not to place undue reliance on any forward-looking statements or examples included herein.
RISK FACTORS
Risks Related to an Investment in Urban Catalyst Opportunity Fund I LLC:
• We have no prior operating history, and the prior performance of our Sponsor or other real estate investment opportunities sponsored by our Sponsor or affiliated entities may not predict our future results.
• No representation is made that the Fund will, or is likely to, achieve its objectives or that any investor will, or is likely to, achieve results comparable to those shown herein, or will avoid incurring substantial losses. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Risks Related to an Investment in Urban Catalyst Opportunity Fund I LLC
• We have no prior operating history, and the prior performance of our Sponsor or other real estate investment opportunities sponsored by our Sponsor or affiliated entities may not predict our future results.
• You should not assume that our performance will be similar to the past performance of projects sponsored by our Sponsor’s manager.
• There is no assurance that we will be successful in qualifying as an Opportunity Fund under the TCJA.
• Because no public trading market for your units currently exists, it will be difficult for you to sell your units and if you are able to sell your units, you will likely sell them at a substantial discount to the offering price.
• If we are unable to find suitable investments in Opportunity Zones, we may not be able to achieve our investment objectives or pay distributions.
• If we pay distributions from sources other than our cash flow from operations, we will have less funds available for investments and your overall return will be reduced.
• Future disruptions in the financial markets or deteriorating economic conditions could adversely impact the commercial real estate market as well as the market for equity-related investments generally, which could hinder our ability to implement our business strategy and generate returns to you.
• We may suffer from delays in locating suitable investments in Opportunity Zones, which could limit our ability to make distributions and lower the overall return on your investment.
• Although we expect to acquire a total of approximately 10 projects, and while we have acquired properties for three projects, executed joint venture agreements on two more projects, and have signed agreements to purchase an additional two projects as of the date of this PPM, we have not identified any other investments to acquire with the net proceeds of the Initial Offering. You will not have the opportunity to evaluate our future investments before we make them, which makes your investment more speculative.
• Although a member of our Sponsor has committed to make a relatively significant equity investment in the Fund, you may be more likely to sustain a loss on your investment if such commitment to invest in the Fund is not honored.
• If we do not successfully implement a liquidity transaction, you may have to hold your investment for an indefinite period.
URBAN CATALYST OPPORTUNITY FUND I LLC FEE SUMMARY The following is intended only as a summary of fees related to the Offering for investment in Urban Catalyst Opportunity Fund I LLC (the “Fund”). For a complete description of all fees, please refer to the Fund’s private placement memorandum. FUND LEVEL FEES:
• 1.5% Investment Management & 0.5% Tax & Accounting Fees, charged quarterly and capped at 2% of the higher of offering proceeds or 150% of NAV
• 80/20 investor/sponsor profit split after investors receive an 8% IRR with no catch up • Formation and Offering expenses actually incurred and capped at $2,500,000 • Management Fee Discounts between 25 and 100 basis points depending on the size of the
amount invested • Investment Management Fee decreases by 25 basis points annually beginning Jan 1, 2028, until
reaching 0.5% PROJECT LEVEL FEES:
• 2% Acquisition Fee • 5% Construction & Development Fee • 1% Loan Origination Fee • 1% Guarantee Fee (annually with a 3-year max term) • 0.5% Asset Management Fee • 1% Disposition/Liquidation Fee
RAINMAKER DISCLOSURE:
Rainmaker Securities, LLC (“RMS”) is a FINRA registered broker-dealer and SIPC member. RMS representatives are supervised from the RMS registered branch office located at 4643 Lindell Blvd. Suite 908, St. Louis, MO 63108. RMS is engaged by its clients to make referrals to buyers or sellers of securities. If such client closes a securities transaction with a buyer or seller so referred, RMS is entitled to a success fee from the client. Such success fee may be in the form of cash or in warrants to purchase securities of the client or client’s affiliate. It is not uncommon for RMS or RMS representatives to hold equity in its issuer clients or in the issuers of securities purchased or sold by the parties to a transaction.
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Only investors that qualify as “accredited investors” - as defined Rule 501(d) of the Securities Act of 1933 - may invest in the securities. Investments in the Securities are speculative and involve a high degree of risk. An investor in the Securities should have little to no need for liquidity in the foreseeable future and should be able to withstand the loss of the entire investment. Potential buyers or sellers of the Securities should seek professional counsel prior to entering into any transaction.