RMA April, 2017 Austin, Texas Presented by: David Jarvis

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RMA April, 2017 Austin, Texas Presented by: David Jarvis Trusted Analysis for Executive Decisions RMA April, 2017 Austin, Texas Presented by: David Jarvis 5909 West Loop South Suite 590| Bellaire, Texas, 77401 (713) 906-3829 djarvis@realestateconsulting.com John Burns, CEO 949-870-1210 jburns@realestateconsulting.com

Our Mission: To help executives make informed housing industry investment decisions. Diverse Research subscribers Quick Stats Companies Subscribing to Our Research 190 Annual Consulting Assignments 600+ Linkedin 500,000+ Followers Newsletter Subscribers 30,000+ Regularly Quoted In:

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JBREC Resources across Multiple Offices Our consulting team has a broad range of housing expertise that spans the country. From consumer research to feasibility studies to portfolio valuation, feel free to reach out to our experts. Danielle Leach Todd Tomalak Midwest (847) 812-3925 ttomalak@jbrec.com (920) 373-6727 dleach@jbrec.com Dean Wehrli (916) 647-3263 dwehrli@jbrec.com Northern California Steve Dutra (949) 870-1227 sdutra@jbrec.com Northeast Dan Fulton (703) 447-7171 dfulton@jbrec.com Jody Kahn (603) 235-5760 jkahn@jbrec.com Southern California - Orange County Mollie Carmichael (949) 870-1214 mcarmichael@jbrec.com Chris Porter (949) 870-1218 cporter@jbrec.com Nicole Murray (949) 870-1234 nmurray@jbrec.com Rick Palacios, Jr. (949) 870-1244 rpalacios@jbrec.com John Burns (949) 870-1210 jburns@jbrec.com Southeast David Kalosis (770) 286-3493 dkalosis@jbrec.com Don Walker (858) 281-7212 dwalker@jbrec.com Pete Reeb (858) 281-7216 preeb@jbrec.com Ken Perlman (858) 281-7214 kperlman@jbrec.com Southern California - San Diego Florida Lesley Deutch (561) 998-5814 ldeutch@jbrec.com Southwest Steve Burch (248) 797-4469 sburch@jbrec.ocom Texas Lisa Marquis Jackson (214) 389-9003 lmjackson@jbrec.com David Jarvis (713) 906-3829 djarvis@jbrec.com

Short-Term Outlook: Goldilocks Market - not too Hot, not too Cold JBREC MARKET HOTNESS INDEX FOR 50 LARGEST MARKETS Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16 Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

Current Sales/Pricing Grades and Market Fundamentals Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16 Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16 Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16 Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

Burns Economic Performance Index™: Average Economic Growth Today, 51% Chance of Recession in 2 Years, 72% Chance in 4 Years 1-Year Outlook 72% 51% \\JB-IRV-FS01\Data\USHAF\US_Data_Files\Manual Pulls\Workup\National-Index Burns-National-Economic-Index.xlsx Current 51% chance of recession within 2 years 72% chance of recession within 4 years Currently average; will trend slightly lower over the next year The Burns Economic Performance Index™ is designed to rank current economic conditions against previous economic cycles on a scale of 0-100, 0 being the lowest performing, and 100 being the highest performing economic conditions.  The index includes 34 indicators grouped into 5 weighted categories: Employment, Housing, Economics, Stock Market, and Confidence, each with history extending back to 1981. A forward looking component of the index with data back to 1953 provides a lead on recession events as well as an early indication of coming growth cycles, which is used in our 1 year outlook, and is also used to generate our risk of recession statistics. Source: John Burns Real Estate Consulting, LLC (Data: Apr-17, Pub: Apr-17)

Economic Expansions Typically Last 3–9 Years: US Is in the 6th Year of Economic Recovery; 2017 Will Mark 8th Year 10.0 8.8 7.8 6.3 6.0 5.0 3.5 3.3 3.0 2.0 0.0 4.0 8.0 1991 1961 1983 2009 2002 1975 1950 1954 1971 1958 Starting Year of Economic Recovery Historical Length of US Economic Recovery (Length of expansion cycle in years) Historical Average = 5.5 Years Current Recovery Is in 6 th Year of Expansion Sources: NBER, John Burns Real Estate Consulting, LLC (Nov-15)

Dallas New Home Sales Forecast Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

Ft. Worth New Home Sales Forecast Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

Austin New Home Sales Forecast Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

San Antonio New Home Sales Forecast Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

Houston New Home Sales Forecast Market Hotness: JBREC’s view of sales and pricing trends today, with “Warm” being modest price appreciation and normal new home sales rates per community. JBREC Regional Analysis and Forecast, 12/16

Questions? David Jarvis, SVP John Burns Real Estate Consulting (713) 906-3829 djarvis@realestateconsulting.com John Burns, CEO 949-870-1210 jburns@realestateconsulting.com John Burns Real Estate Consulting Depth and Breadth of Experience CONSULTING Strategic Direction & Planning Home Builder Operations Assessment Demand Analysis Consumer Research & Focus Groups Economic Analysis & Forecasting Litigation Support & Expert Witness Financial Modeling Project & Product Positioning RESEARCH Access to our Research & Consulting Executives Metro Analysis & Forecast Regional Analysis & Forecast US Housing Analysis a& Forecast Proprietary Monthly Builder Survey Home Builder Analysis & Forecast Apartment Analysis & Forecast Single-Family Rental Analysis & Forecast Building Product Industry Analysis & Forecast Demographic Insight Exclusive Client Events Public Builder Quarterly Call Summaries Presentations & Webinars Topical White Papers