DUBLIN CITY CENTRE DUBLIN AIRPORT PORTMARNOCK SANTRY BEAUMONT BLANCHARDSTOWN MAYNOOTH DRUMCONDRA CLONTARF PHOENIX PARK LUCAN JUNTION 7 CELBRIDGE R113

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1 VIBRANT RETAIL PARK

2 M3 N2 DUBLIN AIRPORT M1 PORTMARNOCK SANTRY M1 BEAUMONT M4 MAYNOOTH BLANCHARDSTOWN N1 PORT TUNNEL DRUMCONDRA N4 LUCAN JUNTION 7 PHOENIX PARK CLONTARF CELBRIDGE R113 DUBLIN CITY CENTRE DUBLIN PORT R136 CLONDALKIN STRAFFAN N7 N11 RATHCOOLE TALLAGHT DUNDRUM DUN LAOGHAIRE N81 N7 ROCKBROOK N11 GLENAGEARY SALINS M7 N81 NAAS

3 LOCATION 10 Located just off the N4 Sligo / Galway Road to the west of Dublin City Situated close to Junction 7 of the Motorway Approx. 10 minute drive time to Dublin City Centre Catchment population of 439,653 people (Census 2011) Adjacent to the prominent Liffey Valley Shopping Centre Numerous bus routes to Dublin City Centre and surrounding suburbs Neighbouring occupiers include B&Q s largest store in Ireland THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 3

4 Dublin City Centre N4 Proposed Liffey Valley Shopping Centre Extension N4 THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 4

5 DESCRIPTION 18, ,095 sq. ft of retail warehouse 13 accommodation SQ. M 13 Retail Warehouse units, Free anchored by The Range 670 surface car parking spaces OTHER RETAILERS THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 5

6 CATCHMENT AREA TRIM M4 DUNSHAUGHLIN M1 M3 KINNEGAD M2 SWORDS M6 ENFIELD DUNBOYNE M4 KILCOCK BLANCHARDSTOWN EDENDERRY CELBRIDGE LUCAN DUBLIN CITY CENTRE PROSPEROUS CLANE TALLAGHT M7 M8 DUNDRUM NEWBRIDGE M7 M8 KILDARE BLESSINGTON

7 CATCHMENT/DEMOGRAPHICS 9.09% POPULATION GROWTH Catchment population of 439,653 people (Census 2011) Catchment population increase 9.09% (between Census ) Over 173,000 households within catchment Average weekly spend of 900 per household within catchment 318, , , , ,653 Total expenditure within catchment area 7,263,428 (inclusive of housing). Planning exists for 3,800 new residential homes within catchment. 52% of the catchment are in employment, above national average of 50% 7.4% housing vacancy rate, below national average of 14.5% (Census 2011) THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 7

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10 ANNUAL GROWTH IN RETAIL SALES 10% 8% 6% % CHANGE YEAR-ON-YEAR 4% 2% 0% -2% -4% -6% -8% -10% Value Volume JAN 10 APR 10 JUL 10 OCT 10 JAN 11 APR 11 JUL 11 OCT 11 JAN 12 APR 12 JUL 12 OCT 12 JAN 13 APR 13 JUL 13 OCT 13 JAN 14 APR 14 JUL 14 OCT 14 JAN 15 APR 15 JUL 15 OCT 15 JAN 16 APR 16 THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 10

11 VALUE AND VOLUME OF RETAIL SALES YEAR-ON YEAR % CHANGE 10% Value of retail sales increased by 5% in 2015 compared with 2014 while the volume of retail sales increased by 8.3% year-on-year. 5% Sharp increase in the Retail Park Sales sector as vacancy rates in Prime Retail Parks decreasing. 0% Trend likely to continue given recent resurge in residential construction. -5% Increase in residential construction c. 15% in 2015 (house completions) or 5% in 2015 (house commencements) compared to % -15% Value Volume Retail market improving as more people carrying out home improvements, with hardware, paints and glass now the strongest performing retail category (registering a 19.6% year-on-year increase in sales volumes, while sales values are up 17.6% in the year to May 2016). THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 11

12 RETAIL SALES INDEX SECTORS CURRENTLY SHOWING STRONG ANNUAL INCREASES (in the year to May 2016) include; All Retail Businesses All Retail Businesses (excl. Motor Trades) Food Textile, Clothing & Footwear Furniture & Lighting Hardware, Paint & Glass Electrical Goods Books, Newspapers & Stationery Hardware, Paints & Glass Value 17.6% / Volume 19.6% Furniture & Lighting Value 8.6% / Volume 14.4% Household Equipment Value 9.1% / Volume 11% THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 12

13 CONSUMER SENTIMENT INDEX JAN 11 MAY 11 SEP 11 JAN 12 MAY 12 SEP 12 JAN 13 MAY 13 SEP 13 JAN 14 MAY 14 SEP 14 JAN 15 MAY 15 SEP 15 JAN 16 MAY 16 Consumer Sentiment - Monthly Index 3 Month Moving Average THE RETAIL PARK LIFFEY VALLEY 13

14 Proposed OPPORTUNITIES Shopping Centre Extension AVAILABLE UNIT 1 1,121 sq.m / 12,075 sq.ft AVAILABLE UNIT 3 1,434 sq.m / 15,438 sq.ft EE FF CO PO D PROPOSED COFFEE POD Subject to Planning Permission PROPOSED DRIVE THROUGH RESTAURANT Subject to Planning Permission AVAILABLE UNIT 9B 1,300 sq.m / 14,000 sq.ft AVAILABLE UNIT 14 2,048 sq.m / 22,050 sq.ft COLDCUT ROAD

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16 CONTACT Hambleden House, 19/26 Pembroke Street Lower, Dublin 2 James Quinlan +353 (1) jquinlan@bannon.ie PSRA: Jenny Donnelly +353 (1) jdonnelly@bannon.ie PSRA: These particulars are issued by the agents on the understanding that any negotiations relating to the property are conducted through them. While every care is taken in preparing them, the agents, for themselves and for the vendor/lessor whose agents they are, give notice that (a) The particulars are set out as a general outline for guiding potential purchasers/ tenants and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. (b) Any representation including descriptions, dimensions, references to condition, permissions or licences for uses or occupation, access and any other details are given in good faith and are believed to be correct, but any intending purchaser or tenant should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but must satisfy themselves (at their own expense) as to their correctness. (c) Neither the agents nor any of its employees have any authority to make or give any representations or warranty in relation to the property All maps are produced by permission of the Ordnance Survey Ireland Licence No. AU Government of Ireland.