PALM COAST, FL RETAIL RECRUITMENT UPDATE. 2 OBJECTIVE Palm Coast’s Objectives Are: Understand its retail economic condition and seek an actionable program.

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PALM COAST, FL RETAIL RECRUITMENT UPDATE

2 OBJECTIVE Palm Coast’s Objectives Are: Understand its retail economic condition and seek an actionable program to recruit new retailers. Buxton Solution: Buxton’s retail recruitment solution identifies specific retailers who seek a market with household purchasing habits just like yours and provides custom pursuit packages for up to 20 of these retailers. This solution is a marketing strategy that enables community leaders to immediately implement a retail development program targeting new retail growth as well as retaining existing business.

3 PROJECT STATUS Process OutlineStatus Your Unique ThumbprintComplete: Results Provided Drive-Time Trade Area Consumer Market Assessment Target Retailer IdentificationComplete: Results Provided Consumer Profile Match Process Retail Market Conditions ImplementationCompleted: Outreach on going Pursuit Packages Contact Information Engagement letters

4 Palm Coast, FL RETAIL THUMBPRINT DRIVE-TIME TRADE AREA += CONSUMERSYOUR RETAIL TRADE AREA’S UNIQUE THUMBPRINT

5 DRIVE-TIME TRADE AREA Numerous drive-times are being considered based on specific business concepts and retail categories.

CONSUMER PROFILES

7 SEGMENTATION All U.S. households are grouped into types based on demographics and psychographics 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6% $217,625

8 IDENTIFY & ANALYZE YOUR PATIENTS 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6% L41: Booming and Consuming Older empty-nesting couples and singles enjoying relaxed lives in small towns

9 The psychographic profile of the households within a 20-minute drive-time of the site is presented below. CONSUMER PROFILE L41: Booming and Consuming Older empty-nesting couples and singles enjoying relaxed lives in small towns Q64: Town Elders Stable, minimalist seniors living in older residences and leading sedentary lifestyles H29: Destination Recreation Middle-aged, midscale couples in rural towns and fringe suburbs working to enjoy their active lifestyles

10 YOUR RETAIL TRADE AREA’S UNIQUE THUMBPRINT Palm Coast, FL RETAIL THUMBPRINT RETAIL MARKET CONDITIONS += TARGET RETAILER IDENTIFICATION

11 RETAIL MARKET CONDITIONS COMPETITION Competition by Retail Category Proximity Trade Area Overlap Competition VS demand ratio Retail Leakage and Supply Analysis AREA DRAW Grocery Stores Big Boxes Malls Restaurants Fast Food Gross Leasable Area Schools and Colleges Physicians Large Businesses Healthcare Hotels Sporting Arenas Casinos ACCESSIBILITY Road Score Traffic Distance to Nearest Highway Distance to Nearest Interstate

TARGET RETAILER IDENTIFICATION

13 INTIAL TARGETED RETAILERS

14 REPLACEMENT RETAILERS

15 CURRENT TARGET RETAILERS

16 RETAIL RECRUITMENT STATUS Plan and Implement Palm Coast's results: Targets Identified/Strategic Plan created As of today, Buxton has executed initial communication to 23 of the best fit retailers identified through our process. Beau has sent follow up Ice Breaker communication to 23 out of 24 of the retailers with an attached Match Report requesting a follow up conversation. Solid Interest Palm Coast's results: 7 of 23 Retailers responded with interest in market Studying Specific Sites Palm Coast's results: 2 of 7 Retailers site specific communications with Buxton/Beau - Save A Lot - Searching for the right site for a sustainable location. Palm Coast could likely sustain 2 Save A Lot locations - Neil Kirchoff, Sr. Development Manager Southeast - Buffalo Wings & Rings – Palm Coast would be a good fit for our concept. We need to find a franchisee in order to move forward. – Carey Floyd, Real Estate Manager

17 STATUS CONTINUED… The Cato Corporation is willing to open a store in the Palm Coast … at this point we have not had the right space for the right price… I am sure in the future we will open a store in Palm Coast. - Bill Coe, Regional Vice President of Real Estate After much discussion internally, we have decided we are going to hold out for a site closer to IH 95 preferably at the Palm Coast Hwy intersection. Thank you for the interest and feel free to keep me in the loop on any potentials at that node you may be aware of. - Keith Moore, Senior Director, Real Estate Development T he Palm Coast trade area is on the 3-5 year plan for us…We will likely revisit at some point, but I think it will be a couple years. - Glenn Remus, Director of Real Estate We are looking at a couple sites on the north side of the market. – Patrick Smith, AVP Real Estate

18 NEXT STEPS ON GOING EFFORTS WEEKLY COMMUNICATION ON CONTINUOUS EFFORTS WITH BUXTON SUPPORT TEAM CONTINUE GROWING RELATIONSHIPS WITH RETAILERS TO MEET THE END GOAL OF RETAIL SUCCESS EVOLVE STRATEGY STRATEGICALLY AND SPECIFICALLY FOR EACH RETAILER TRADE SHOW SUPPORT TARGETED RETAILER PLAN ICE BREAKER S TO REMAINING 13 RETAILERS CONTINUE TALKS WITH 7 WARM LEADS

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DRIVE-TIME TRADE AREA

21 DRIVE-TIME TRADE AREA ANALYSIS Drive-Time Trade Area identifies how far (in minutes) consumers are willing to drive to consume goods/services within your community. The recommended drive-time trade area is meant to encompass the day-in- day out sustainable consumer base. Less frequent consumers may fall outside of the trade area as they are not considered to be day in day out consumers. Buxton’s proprietary drive-time software analyzes: o Speed limits o Road classification o Length of road o Time of day o Additional variables

22 DRIVE-TIME TRADE AREA Drive-Time Trade Area: 20 minutes The day in day out sustainable consumer base lives within 20 minutes. Bulldog Drive & State Road 100, Palm Coast, FL Minute Drive-Time Trade Area

23 MATCHED RETAILER REPORT Summary Characteristics Mapping and Demographics Variable Scores and Comparable Retailer Locations