The Keith Corporation and JLL present: CHARLESTON TRADE CENTER Up to 2.9 Million Available SF For Lease or Build to Suit Berkeley County, SC Charleston Trade Center offers: Class A Industrial Campus Unparalleled Port Proximity Foreign Trade Zone Classification Aggressive Business Incentives & Tax Credits Interstate Visibility Alan Lewis The Keith Corporation alan@thekeithcorp.com +1 704 319 8140 Lee Allen JLL Charleston lee.allen@am.jll.com +1 843 566 2064
The Concept For Lease or Build to Suit Build to Suit Opportunity: 200,000 2,900,000 Available SF Up to 1.3 million SF in a single building Corporate income tax credits available for job creation Special source revenue credit 25% tax abatement available Foreign trade zone (FTZ) classification available No inventory tax Berkeley County public water and sewer Interstate Visibility 1
The Concept Site Plan Building 3 Expansion 615,600 SF Building 3: 307,353 SF Building 1: 263,549 SF Building 4: 201,500 SF Site Plan Building 5: 201,500 SF Building 2: 1,324,063 SF New Sheep Island Interchange: Exit 197 2
Aerial View Access to I-26 and Current Area Developments To the future Volvo plant site Charleston Trade Center Sheep Island Interchange: Exit 197 (under construction) Direct access point from Sheep Island Interchange/Nexton Parkway Carnes Crossroads master plan community: up to 4,800 homes Charleston Trade Center accessibility 25 miles to Downtown Charleston I-26 Interstate frontage Direct access to the new Sheep Island Exit 197 interchange to be completed in 2018 28 miles from intersection of I-95 and I-26 HWY 17 ALT to Summerville, SC: Exit 199 A/B To downtown Charleston and the port terminals Nexton master plan community: up to 13,000 homes 3
Location Distance to Major Economic Drivers Map of Charleston MSA Altitude: 55 miles (290,400 ft.) 1 No. Facility Name Distance from CTC 1 Future Volvo Campus 8 miles 2 Boeing Interiors Fabrication Facility 10 miles 3 Daimler Manufacturing Facility 11 miles 3 2 4 5 6 4 Charleston International Airport 16 miles 5 Boeing 787 Final Assembly Plant 17 miles 6 North Charleston Terminal 20 miles 7 8 7 Future Navy Base Terminal 22 miles 8 Wando Welch Terminal 27 miles 4
Regional Economic Drivers The Port of Charleston Expanded Port As of Q3 2015, the South Carolina Ports Authority has completed the preliminary demolition, preparation, and containment wall construction for the new 280 AC terminal at the former Navy Yard. The first phase of construction will encompass 171 AC and is planned to open FY2019. Once completed, the full 280 AC terminal is projected to increase Port capacity by 50%. A new 25 AC refrigerated container yard at Wando Welch Terminal is available for future development. Wando Welch currently serves as the Port s largest container facility and is vital to the Port s economic productivity. The Port at a Glance Distinguished as fastest growing U.S. port SINCE 2011 Grew more than 2 TIMES the national port market average Grew 14% in FY2015 Handled 1,791,978 TEUs in FY2015 Moved 1.4 MILLION tons of noncontainerized cargo in FY2015 Served 1,922 vessel calls in 2014 *Information sourced from the Port of Charleston and the South Carolina Port Authority Deepened Harbor The Port of Charleston actively serves 11 post-panamax vessel calls per week. In 2016, the Harbor Deepening Project will increase the depth from 47 to 52, enabling the Port to serve more post- Panamax ships than any other port on the East Coast. This $510 million dollar project is scheduled for completion by Q4, 2019. Upon completion, the Port of Charleston will offer Post Panamax vessels 24 hour access without tidal restrictions and will be the deepest port on the East Coast. 5
Regional Accolades Charleston in the News The area in summary T The Charleston MSA has experienced significant growth over the past decade, with substantial investments from Google, Boeing, Daimler, Volvo, and many other companies. Corporations consistently cite South Carolina and more particularly Charleston as a great place to do business due to its skilled and available workforce, business friendly environment, favorable corporate tax structure, and superior logistical infrastructure. #7 in the United States where jobs will be 2015 Top 10 small American cities of future 2015/16 for FDI strategy #4 best performing United States Metro. area for high tech GDP growth #3 in the United States for doing business (South Carolina) Located in Berkeley County, the Charleston Trade Center is at the epicenter of the area s growth. Berkeley County is the 40 th fastest growing county in the country (U.S. Census Data: March 15), with an unemployment rate of 5.7% and a median annual household income of just below $52,000. $3.9 billion in economic impact of announcements in FY 2014-2015 Rankings and Recognition #9 among top United States Metro. Areas for Direct Foreign Investment (FDI) With the Port deepening and expansion projects, over $1.5 Billion in new automotive investments, and the continued growth in the aerospace industry, it is no surprise to see continued accolades about the Charleston Market. Averaging 43 new residents in the Tri-County area per day #1 city in the United States and Canada, And #2 in the World 6
Southeast Regional Map Expansive Multi-modal Network Legend Charleston Trade Center, Charleston MSA, South Carolina Capital Cities Metropolitan Markets Memphis Lexington Louisville Knoxville Nashville Raleigh Charlotte Greenville Wilmington Columbia Birmingham Atlanta Jackson Montgomery Savannah Baton Rouge New Orleans Mobile Tallahassee Jacksonville Orlando Proximity to Population Tampa Halfway between Miami, FL and New York, NY, Charleston MSA is one of the most sought after industrial and distribution locations. Charleston s location offers an expansive transportation network via road, rail, sea, and air. Ft. Lauderdale Miami * Denotes cities not displayed on map to left 7
Contact Information Project Contacts Alan Lewis The Keith Corporation Development Partner alan@thekeithcorp.com +1 704 319 8140 Lee Allen JLL Charleston Senior Vice President lee.allen@am.jll.com +1 843 566 2064 8