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PARRAMAT TA , SYDNEY ’S GROW TH STORY Sydney’s dramatic story of growth and change over the last decade has been driven largely by the western half of the metropolis – and the epicentre of this exciting transformation is the city of Parramatta.

The natural growth of this region has been accompanied by a powerful change in the demographics of the area. The population of Parramatta is younger, more educated, more productive, more connected and earning higher incomes than in most parts of the state.

All this change represents a fantastic opportunity for progressive businesses to harness the skills, energy and talent of Sydney’s most dynamic growth story.

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THE FUTURE OF SYDNEY ’S GROW TH IS IN WESTERN SYDNEY

WESTERN SYDNEY

E ASTERN SYDNEY

2.03 million

2.31 million

Current population

Current population

2.89 million

2.68 million

Projected population 2031

Projected population 2031

% 42

% 16

Growth

Growth

WINDSOR

BLUE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK

MONA VALE SPRINGWOOD

HORNSBY CASTLE HILL

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EPPING BLACKTOWN MACQUARIE PARK

PARRAMATTA

MANLY CHATSWOOD

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STRATHFIELD BURWOOD LIVERPOOL BANKSTOWN

CAMDEN

CAMPBELLTOWN

Source: Parramatta Investing In Western Sydney October 2015

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THEY ’RE YOUNG & HIGHLY EDUCATED

EDUCATION 47% of the Parramatta population have a bachelor degree or above

47 %

Parramatta Greater Sydney NSW

28 % 23%

AGE ADVANTAGE 64% of the Parramatta population are aged between 20 and 49 Parramatta Greater Sydney NSW

64% 44% 41 %

30% MORE PEOPLE LIVE WITHIN A 20KMS RADIUS OF PARRAMAT TA CBD, COMPARED TO THE SYDNEY CBD Better commute times make Parramatta a more appealing location to more people.

Parramatta

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Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, Cat No 3218.0 Regional Population Growth, Australia

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Sydney CBD

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AN ECONOMIC POWERHOUSE

1st Sydney

Western Sydney is Australia’s third largest economy While Parramatta has risen to third spot on the list of Australian economies by size, the pace of growth and development in the city is predicted to maintain that trajectory.

2nd Melbourne 3rd Western Sydney

A combination of private development and public investment, spread across residential, commercial and mixed use asset classes, is providing a strong foundation for continued economic momentum.

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PARRAMAT TA: A CITY OF MOMENTUM The $15 Billion Sydney Metro West CENTRAL Connection will be Sydney’s newest RIVER underground metro railway. This underpins the NSW Governments continued commitment in enhancing the connectivity of East and West Sydney.

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With the addition of Sydney Metro West,

CITY EASTERN HARBOUR CITY capacity is forecast to double allowing up to 40,000 commuters per hour to transit through Parramatta station.

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Rd Upgrade M12 Motorway

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Expected Completion Dates

Expected Completion Dates Sydney Metro North West 7-8%

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M12 Motorway

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North South Rail Link

Northern Road Upgrade

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Direct Rail Express Service 2026

2019 Parramatta Light Rail (Stage 1)

North South Rail Link 2023 Western Sydney Airport2026 2026

West Connex

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West Connex

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9 - 10 %Road UpgradeSydney Metro City & South West Northern 2020

M12 Motorway

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Western Sydney Airport

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CASE STUDY

A METROPOLIS OF THREE CITIES “When people stand in Parramatta, they won’t be looking East for the best jobs, they’ll be looking West for the best jobs.”

Gladys Berejiklian • NSW State Premier The Greater Sydney Commission’s plan to create a Metropolis of Three Cities will balance social and economic growth throughout Greater Sydney.

For the Metropolis to realise its full potential, bold initiatives such the New South Wales Government ‘Decade of Decentralisation’ are critical to stimulate the Western Sydney economy. With the committed infrastructure and services investment into Parramatta, the vision of the Central River City as the 30 minute city is becoming more of a reality every day.

Parramatta, the Central River City is set to play a pivotal role in this polycentric approach to place making.

WESTERN PARKLAND CITY

Proportion of residents who access the city within 30 minutes (2016)

CENTRAL RIVER CITY

39%

EASTERN HARBOUR CITY

65%

World Trade Centre Sydney – Aerotropolis

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DRIVEN BY STATE INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS Driven by over $16 Billion in Government funding, Western Sydney is undergoing a major upgrade of infrastructure, transport, facilities and amenity. These publicly funded improvements will unlock incredible value in terms of connectivity, efficiency and economic stimulus, with a focus on the central business hub of Parramatta City.

Urban Roads $16B Western Sydney Rail Upgrade $8.9B University Campuses $770M Museum of Applied Arts

$640M

Vertical School $100M

SYDNEY METRO WEST

WESTERN SYDNEY AIRPORT

LIGHT RAIL

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$5.3

BILLION

Infrastructure Investment

$2

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Parramatta Light Rail

WESTMEAD H O S P I TA L UPGRADE

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BILLION

Committed Investment

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Future Sydney Metro West

$15 BILLION SYDNEY METRO WEST CONNECTION

Sydney’s newest underground metro railway will represent a ‘once in a century’ infrastructure investment by the NSW Government, underpinning its continued commitment in enhancing the connectivity of East and West Sydney.

Working in conjunction with the existing T1 Western Line, the rail capacity will effectively be doubled between Sydney CBD and Parramatta. In addition, linking communities not previously serviced by rail will increase housing supply, boost employment and expand the region between these two centres.

With extensive community and industry engagement, the Sydney Metro West scope of works has been expanded and will connect the Sydney CBD to The Bays Precinct, Sydney Olympic Park, Parramatta CBD and Westmead.

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BLUE CHIP OCCUPIERS ARE AT TRACTING A PROFESSIONAL TALENT BASE TO PARRAMAT TA

The shift from manufacturing to professional services is most evident in Parramatta’s employment statistics. The managerial, financial, public sector and medical sectors are attracting more skilled talent to the area, creating a cluster of growth and innovation that continues to drive the transformation of Parramatta city.

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PARRAMAT TA IS NOW A ‘BLUE CHIP ’ PRECINCT A number of leading organisations, both public and private have positioned themselves in Parramatta to take advantage of the dream demographic that now characterises the region. This cluster of blue chip tenancies has established Parramatta as a corporate powerhouse – connected, productive and growing rapidly.

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Sitting directly above the Parramatta Transport Interchange, Parramatta Square is literally in the heart of the city, making it easier to attract and retain talent. Trains, buses and the Parramatta Rivercat give your workforce flexibility and choice in public transport, while major road connections, ample parking and an expanding cycle network offer the ultimate in convenience for private transport.

The Light Rail and Sydney Metro West addition will only increase the connectivity to Parramatta Square.

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SURROUNDING AMENITY AND SERVICES

Marsden St

O’connell St

George St

Hunter St

CHILDCARE CENTRE GROCERIES Campbell St

PHARMACY HE ALTH SERVICES HAIRDRESSERS & BARBERS BANKS & ATMS

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Ground floor of the development with the atria, lobbies and Property NSW’s tenancy above.

Parramatta Square is built around a multi-level retail precinct, seamlessly connecting the square, rail station and ground floor of the development with the atria, lobbies and office towers above.

The design inspires the easy flow of people through and around the development, opening up a world of dining and retail opportunities that feel completely integrated.

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UNIVERSAL FITNESS 4 PARRAMAT TA SQUARE With direct access from the public domain, Universal Fitness is a bespoke gym and wellness facility that caters to a wide audience.

The centre includes a full line of equipment with bespoke offerings that tenants can take advantage of, including: •

Functional Classes

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Sauna and Steam Room

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Sleeping and oxygen pods

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Running track

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Protein shake bar

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BUSINESS & EVENTS CENTRE 4 PARRAMAT TA SQUARE Available to all tenants, The Events Centre at Parramatta Square is a multi-functional third space that can cater for a wide array of meetings, seminars, webinars and events. The auditorium and meeting suites are equipped with state of the art audio visual and telecom facilities including a 3 metre wide video wall, digital lectures, ultra HD cameras and recording software.

An example of how the Centre can be configured includes: •

Bespoke meeting and training of up to 32 people

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Cabaret dining of up to 96 people

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Training webinars and seminars of up to 120 people

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Theatre seating of up to 200 people

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PREMIUM CORPORATE OFFICE AMENITY WITH RETAIL AT THE HE ART The Parramatta Square precinct benefits from a diverse mix of retail, including terrace bars, cafes and fine dining all within the square and easily accessible for staff and visitors.

Fishbowl

Harvey’s Hot Sandwiches

Threefold Pastry

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Cicciabella

The retail experience at Parramatta Square sets a new benchmark on culinary offerings in the fastest growing region of Sydney. Customers and tenants have multiple indoor and outdoor seated and takeaway options through the weekday, evenings and weekends.

The interconnectivity of the retail to the public domain and corporate precinct creates new meeting places and offers a wide range of experiences to suit all tastes and budgets.

Ruse Bar & Brasserie

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END OF TRIP FACILITIES •

Secure tenant end of trip facilities are integrated into the 6 Parramatta Square basement with a dedicated bicycle access ramp from Macquarie Street.

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Secure showers, lockers and change facilities are located close to the car park lifts, providing quick and safe access to the foyer and office levels above.

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Ironing stations, towels, airing cupboards and other related spaces are consolidated to enable easy access.

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Secure bicycle storage with maintenance stations.

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Transurban, Collins Square

COLL ABORATION AND CUSTOMISATION With Walker, tenants have the opportunity to collaborate with us on maximising the design and layout of your future workplace. If end-to-end solutions are your preference, turnkey fit outs can be undertaken using Walker’s Guaranteed Maximum Price Fit Out Model, which ensures no cost or delivery risk to the tenant.

For tenants who choose to manage their own fit-out, we offer a dedicated service model to assist with the design and delivery process, at no additional cost.

Maddocks, Collins Square

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INNOVATION - TECHNOLOGY Parramatta Square will support an Integrated Systems Platform to deliver innovation that can adapt and support the changing needs of today’s Smart Buildings into the future.

This highly capable platform allows connectivity between various Base Building systems and allows connection to the tenants chosen technology services.

The Integrated System Platform delivers enhancements in: •

space optimisation

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operational efficiency.

This service combines battery operated technology (installed by the tenancy fitout), combined with cloud based software to monitor building usage in real-time.

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The Walker smart building system includes control for tenant comfort, energy management, metering, alarms, security and business continuity systems. Tenant engagement initiatives including the Wellness Club and Passport plus app are part of the base offering.

This is made possible through the Smart Connector API (application programming interface) framework which simplifies integrations with third-party systems.

In summary, the smart building has been future proofed to enable integration with emerging technologies and applications as they become available.

The tenant chosen technology enhancements listed overleaf are available to tenants as add-ons.

SMART METERING

AL ARM / MONITORING & CCT V

ENERGY MANAGEMENT

COMFORT CONTROL

TENANT DRIVEN ENHANCEMENTS

BUILDING SYSTEM ANALYTICS

ACCESS CONTROL

BUILDING CONTINUITY SYSTEM

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TENANT DRIVEN TECHNOLOGY ENHANCEMENTS Tenant Technology Services

Workplace Enhancements The tenants chosen technology services that can leverage from the base building Integrated Systems Platform and subject to the tenant’s requirements and needs may include: •

Occupancy Analytics

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Wayfinding and Geolocation

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Wellbeing analytics

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People analytics

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Integrated meeting room booking

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IT systems integration

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Asset tracking

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Ticketing system

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Smart cleaning

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Make data-driven decisions to improve space utilisation, right-size their facility and optimise facility management services

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Measure utilisation of desks, rooms, spaces down to granular levels

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Decide the right mix of fixed vs flexible desks for employees while identifying potential locations for additional head-count

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Assess the comfort level to offer a place where employees are vigorated to work

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Offer a frictionless experience to employees to increase their satisfaction, engagement and productivity.

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PASSPORT PLUS APP

Our new Passsport Plus App has been developed to allow tenants to seamlessly engage with the precinct.

Some of the current features include: •

Redeem exclusive offers from our retailers

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Access to the exclusive wellness club

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Stay in touch with what’s on and special events

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Request concierge services

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Access the precinct map and retail directory

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Nominate a star

The Walker team is continuously delivering bespoke technology solutions to meet a variety of customer needs.

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WALKER CAPABILITIES At Walker Corporation we’re proud to be Australia’s largest private, development company. We’ve over 50 years’ experience and have delivered over 1000 projects that span the length and width of Australia, and internationally: in America, Canada, Fiji and Malaysia.

We’re one of the few developers with expertise across all areas of the property spectrum, from residential through to master planned communities, retail, commercial, industrial and resort living.

What is most important to us is that they serve their respective communities well, incorporating leading edge engineering, technology and ecologically sustainable development practises.

Collins Square

Rhodes

3 Parramatta Square

3 Parramatta Square

Broadway

Collins Square

Hope Island

Kokomo Private Island Fiji

Wooloomooloo Wharf

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Tower 5, Collins Square - Melbourne

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Jessica Jordan H E A D O F CO M M E R C I A L D E V E LO P M E N T

+61 2 8273 9615 Jessica.Jordan@walkercorp.com.au Level 21, Governor Macquarie Tower 1 Farrer Place Sydney NSW 2000 walkercorp.com.au

DISCLAIMER Walker Corporation Pty Limited (“Walker”) advises that the information and images contained in this brochure have been prepared in good faith; however, Walker does not assume any responsibility for the statements, predictions or estimates made in this brochure, nor does it make any representation of or warranty as its accuracy or completeness. When deciding whether or not to lease or occupy premises, you should not rely upon the contents of this brochure and you must rely upon your own enquiries. You are strongly recommended to obtain your own legal, business and financial advice in relation to your involvement in the Parramatta Square commercial and retail precinct and you should not act upon any information supplied in this brochure without having first obtained that advice. Neither Walker nor any related body corporate shall be liable or otherwise responsible for any loss or damage (whether negligent or otherwise) suffered as a result of any decision you make to act on the information contained in this brochure. As this brochure is illustrative and indicative only, it does not constitute an offer, warrant or representation as to the proposed design suitability, style, layout or appearance of Parramatta Square, and Walker reserves the right to vary its plans for Parramatta Square at any time without notice to you.

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