Market Study. Three components to perform a market study and valuation: Market Study Forecast of Revenues & Expenses Valuation

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Market Study Three components to perform a market study and valuation: Market Study Forecast of Revenues & Expenses Valuation 1

Define the primary market area A market area is a perimeter surrounding the subject property. determine the primary segments of demand presently using local hotels. The three markets segments generally found in most market areas are. commercial travellers meeting/convention visitors (group business) and pleasure/leisure travellers Other segments often present include: government, airline crews, extended stay/relocation guests, sports teams, military, truck drivers, hospital/out patient, cruise ship, etc. 2

Historical Supply & Demand in the market area Room Night Demand Room Night Supply 1'300'000 1'200'000 1'100'000 1'000'000 900'000 800'000 700'000 600'000 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Years 3

Historical Supply & Demand in the market area 8.0% 6.0% %RND %RNS Percentage 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% -2.0% 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009-4.0% Years 4

Competition in the market area Primary Competitors Secondary Competitors 5

Primary Competitors Primary competitors are those hotels that are similar to the subject property with respect to the class and type of facilities offered 6

Primary Competitors 2009 Primary Competitors Market Segmentation Hotels # Rooms HARC Average Rate Occup ancy Comm ercial Meeting & Convention Leisure Embassy Suites 200 200 151.00 78% 80% 5% 15% Hilton Inn 275 275 136.00 72% 40% 50% 10% Radisson Hotel 250 250 131.00 68% 45% 40% 15% Holiday Inn 175 175 127.00 73% 55% 25% 20% Courtyard 124 62 133.00 65% 75% 5% 20% Ramada Inn 150 150 124.00 66% 65% 20% 15% Island Inn 135 135 110.00 62% 60% 30% 10% Quality Inn 175 175 125.00 78% 50% 10% 40% Days Hotel 120 120 121.00 74% 70% 5% 25% 1604 1542 The 124-room Courtyard by Marriott opened on July l, 2009. Its historic average room count (HARC) is 62 rooms 7

Primary Competitors 2009 Total Market Segmentation : Rooms sold Annual Rooms sold Comm Convention Leisure Revenue 56'940 45'552 2'847 8'541 8'597'940 72'270 28'908 36'135 7'227 9'828'720 62'050 27'923 24'820 9'308 8'128'550 46'629 25'646 11'657 9'326 5'921'851 14'710 11'032 735 2'942 1'956'364 36'135 23'488 7'227 5'420 4'480'740 30'551 18'330 9'165 3'055 3'360'555 49'823 24'911 4'982 19'929 6'227'813 32'412 22'688 1'621 8'103 3'921'852 401'518 228'478 99'190 73'850 52'424'384 56.90% 24.70% 18.39% 130.57 8

Secondary Competitors Secondary competition consists of those lodging facilities that would not normally attract the same type of visitor, but because of special circumstances (such as location) they become competitive. 9

Secondary Competitors 2009 Market Segmentation Hotels Rooms HARC CWF HARC AR OCC% Comm Convent. Leisure Red Roof Inn 110 110 50% 55 45.25 82% 60% 5% 35% Super 8 125 125 50% 63 42.50 78% 60% 5% 35% Microtel 100 100 25% 25 35.75 90% 75% 0% 25% Residence Inn 75 75 33% 25 98.00 77% 55% 10% 35% Based on competitive criteria, competitive weighting factors (CWF) were assigned to each secondary hotel. Delta Inn 83 83 40% 33 41.50 63% 65% 10% 25% Four Seasons 250 250 75% 188 150.00 72% 60% 30% 10% 743 743 388 10

Secondary Competitors CWF Based on competitive criteria, competitive weighting factors (CWF) were assigned to each secondary hotel. 11

Secondary Competitors 2009 Hotels Rooms sold Comm Convention Leisure Revenue Red Roof Inn 16'462 9'877 823 5'762 744'883 Super 8 17'794 10'676 890 6'228 756'234 Microtel 8'213 6'159-2'053 293'597 Residence Inn 6'956 3'826 696 2'435 681'687 Delta Inn 7'634 4'962 763 1'909 316'825 Four Seasons 49'275 29'565 14'783 4'928 7'391'250 Total 106'333 65'066 17'954 23'313 10'184'476 61.19% 16.88% 21.92% AR 95.78 12

Primary competitors : supply & Demand - Year 2009 Hotels Rooms sold Supply Embassy Suites 56'940 73'000 Hilton Inn 72'270 100'375 Radisson Hotel 62'050 91'250 Holiday Inn 46'629 63'875 Courtyard 14'710 22'630 Ramada Inn 36'135 54'750 Island Inn 30'551 49'275 Quality Inn 49'823 63'875 Days Hotel 32'412 43'800 401'518 562'830 13

Secondary competitors : supply & Demand - Year 2009 Hotels Rooms sold Supply Red Roof Inn 16'462 20'075 Super 8 17'794 22'813 Microtel 8'213 9'125 Residence Inn 6'956 9'034 Delta Inn 7'634 12'118 Four Seasons 49'275 68'438 106'333 141'602 14

Total supply & Demand - Year 2009 Rooms sold Supply Primary 401'518 562'830 Secondary 106'333 141'602 Total Market 507'851 704'432 15

Fair Share The fair share for a given property is that property's room count as a percent of the total room count in the competitive set 16

Fair Share Hotels Occupancy Rooms Rooms Sold Fair Share A 80% 200 160 40% B 60% 300 180 60% Market 68% 500 340 Fair Share = Rooms available of a Hotel Rooms available on the market 17

Primary Competitors 2009 Fair Share Hotels OCC% HARC Rooms sold Fair share Embassy Suites 78.00% 200 56'940 10.4% Hilton Inn 72.00% 275 72'270 14.2% Radisson Hotel 68.00% 250 62'050 13.0% Holiday Inn 73.00% 175 46'629 9.1% Courtyard 65.00% 62 14'710 3.2% Ramada Inn 66.00% 150 36'135 7.8% Island Inn 62.00% 135 30'551 7.0% Quality Inn 78.00% 175 49'823 9.1% Days Hotel 74.00% 120 32'412 6.2% 71.3% 1542 401'518 79.9% 18

Secondary Competitors 2009 Fair Share Hotels OCC% Eff HARC Rooms sold Fair share Red Roof Inn 82.00% 55 16'462 2.8% Super 8 78.00% 63 17'794 3.2% Microtel 90.00% 25 8'213 1.3% Residence Inn 77.00% 25 6'956 1.3% Delta Inn 63.00% 33 7'634 1.7% Four Seasons 72.00% 188 49'275 9.7% 75.1% 388 106'333 20.1% 19

Market Competitors 2009 Fair Share OCC% HARC Rooms sold Fair share Primary 71.3% 1'542 401'518 79.90% Seconday 75.1% 388 106'333 20.10% Total Market 72.1% 1'930 507'851 100.00% 20

Market Penetration The market penetration is used to assess the relative competitiveness of each hotel, as a whole and within each market segment. Overall Penetration factor = Hotel Occupancy Market Occupancy 21

Overall Market Penetration Factor Example Hotels OCC Rooms Fair Share Rooms Sold Market Segment % Market Segment Rooms Sold Comm Meet Leis Comm Meetg Leisure A 80% 200 40 % 160 60% 10% 30% 35040 5840 17520 B 60% 300 60 % 180 50% 30% 20% 32850 19710 13140 Market 68% 500 340 67890 25550 30660 22

Overall Market Penetration Factor Market Segment PEN factors Hotels Overall PEN Commercial Meeting Leisure A 118% 129% 57% 143% B 88% 81% 129% 71% 80% OMPF( A) = = 68% 118% 23

The market segment penetration factor (MSPF) The market segment penetration factor (MSPF) results from calculating the within segment actual rooms sold as a percent of the within segment fair share Example : Commercial MSPF = Fair Commercial Rooms sold Share Total Commercial Rooms sold 24

The market segment penetration factor (MSPF) Market Segment PEN factors Hotels Overall PEN Commercial Meeting Leisure A 118% 129% 57% 143% B 88% 81% 129% 71% 35'040 35'040 MSPF( A) = = = 40% 67'890 27' 156 129% 25

Overall Market Penetration Primary : OCC OMP Embassy Suites 78.0% 108.2% Hilton Inn 72.0% 99.9% Radisson Hotel 68.0% 94.3% Holiday Inn 73.0% 101.3% Courtyard 65.0% 90.2% Ramada Inn 66.0% 91.5% Island Inn 62.0% 86.0% Quality Inn 78.0% 108.2% Days Hotel 74.0% 102.6% Total Primary 71.3% 99.0% 26

Overall Market Penetration Secondary OCC OMP Red Roof Inn 82% 113.7% Super 8 78% 108.2% Microtel 90% 124.8% Residence Inn 77% 106.8% Delta Inn 63% 87.4% Four Seasons 72% 99.9% Total Secondary 75.1% 104.2% Market 72.1% 100.0% Re d Roof Occupancy 82% OMPF(Re d Roof ) = = = 113.7% Market Occupancy 72.1% 27

The market segment penetration Primary factor Fair Share Comm Convention Leisure Totaux Embassy Suites 10.4% 45'552 2'847 8'541 56'940 Hilton Inn 14.2% 28'908 36'135 7'227 72'270 Radisson Hotel 13.0% 27'923 24'820 9'308 62'050 Holiday Inn 9.1% 25'646 11'657 9'326 46'629 Courtyard 3.2% 11'032 735 2'942 14'710 Ramada Inn 7.8% 23'488 7'227 5'420 36'135 Island Inn 7.0% 18'330 9'165 3'055 30'551 Quality Inn 9.1% 24'911 4'982 19'929 49'823 Days Hotel 6.2% 22'688 1'621 8'103 32'412 Total 79.9% 228'478 99'190 73'850 401'518 28

The market segment penetration factor Secondary Fair Share Comm Convention Leisure Totaux Red Roof Inn 2.8% 9'877 823 5'762 16'462 Super 8 3.2% 10'676 890 6'228 17'794 Microtel 1.3% 6'159-2'053 8'213 Residence Inn 1.3% 3'826 696 2'435 6'956 Delta Inn 1.7% 4'962 763 1'909 7'634 Four Seasons 9.7% 29'565 14'783 4'928 49'275 Total 20.1% 65'066 17'954 23'313 106'333 Total market 100.0% Bernard 293'544 Jaquier - Novembre 117'144 2010 97'164 507'851 29

The market segment penetration factor Market Segment Rooms Sold Primary OCC Comm Convention Leisure Embassy Suites 78.0% 150% 23% 85% Hilton Inn 72.0% 69% 216% 52% Radisson Hotel 68.0% 73% 164% 74% Holiday Inn 73.0% 96% 110% 106% Courtyard 65.0% 117% 20% 94% Ramada Inn 66.0% 103% 79% 72% Island Inn 62.0% 89% 112% 45% Quality Inn 78.0% 94% 47% 226% Days Hotel 74.0% 124% 22% 134% Total Primary 71.3% 97.4% 106.0% 95.1% 30

The market segment penetration factor Market Segment Rooms Sold Secondary : OCC Comm Convention Leisure Red Roof Inn 82% 118% 25% 208% Super 8 78% 112% 23% 198% Microtel 90% 162% 0% 163% Residence Inn 77% 102% 46% 195% Delta Inn 63% 98% 38% 114% Four Seasons 72% 104% 130% 52% Total Secondary 75.1% 110.3% 76.2% 119.4% All segments 72.1% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 9'877 Commercial MSPF(Re d Roof ) = = 118% 2.8% 293'544 31

Following Steps Forecast Market Demand Forecast Market Supply 32

Forcast Market Demand Growth Rates Commercial Convention Leisure 2010 5.00% 2.00% 1.50% 2011 4.00% 2.50% 1.50% 2012 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 2013 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 2014 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 2015 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 2016 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 2017 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 2018 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 2019 3.00% 2.75% 1.50% 33

Forcast Market Demand Commercial Convention Leisure Total 2009 293'544 117'144 97'164 507'851 2010 308'221 119'487 98'621 526'329 2011 320'550 122'474 100'100 543'124 2012 330'166 125'842 101'602 557'610 2013 340'071 129'303 103'126 572'500 2014 350'273 132'859 104'673 587'805 2015 360'782 136'512 106'243 603'537 2016 371'605 140'266 107'837 619'708 2017 382'753 144'124 109'454 636'331 2018 394'236 148'087 111'096 653'419 2019 406'063 152'159 112'762 670'985 34

Forecast Market Supply 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Existing rooms Primary 1'542 1'542 1'542 1'542 1'542 Existing rooms Secondary 388 388 388 388 388 Change in HARC (Courtyard) 62 62 62 62 Sheraton project (new hotel) 250 250 Marriott (new hotel) 200 200 200 Best Western (new hotel) 35 140 140 140 Total new rooms - 97 305 250 - Total Rooms 1'930 2'027 2'332 2'582 2'582 LT Supply Growth 2,93%/year 76 Total Supply 1'930 2'027 2'332 2'582 2'658 Total Rooms Nights available (Supply) 704'450 739'855 851'180 942'430 970'043 Total demand 507'851 526'329 543'124 557'610 572'500 Occupancy 72.09% 71.14% 63.81% 59.17% 59.02% 35

Forecast Market Supply 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Existing rooms Primary 1'542 1'542 1'542 1'542 1'542 1'542 Existing rooms Secondary 388 388 388 388 388 388 Change in HARC (Courtyard) 62 62 62 62 62 62 Sheraton project (new hotel) 250 250 250 250 250 250 Marriott (new hotel) 200 200 200 200 200 200 Best Western (new hotel) 140 140 140 140 140 140 Total new rooms - - - - - - Total Rooms 2'582 2'582 2'582 2'582 2'582 2'582 LT Supply Growth 2,93%/year 154 234 316 401 488 577 Total Supply 2'736 2'816 2'898 2'983 3'070 3'159 Total Rooms Nights available (Supply) 998'465 1'027'697 1'057'7 61 1'088'6 81 1'120'483 1'153'190 Total demand 587'805 603'537 619'708 636'331 653'419 670'985 Occupancy 58.87% 58.73% 58.59% 58.45% 58.32% 58.19% 36

Long Term Supply Growth Rate Years Room Night Supply %RNS 2000 990'083 2001 1'018'286 2.85% 2002 1'028'256 0.98% 2003 1'036'876 0.84% 2004 1'058'952 2.13% 2005 1'109'618 4.78% 2006 1'165'655 5.05% 2007 1'205'831 3.45% 2008 1'238'459 2.71% 2009 1'283'078 3.60% Annual Average Growth Rate 2.93% 37

New Rooms from 2013 Year Rooms Add Rooms Rooms cumul 2012 2'582 2013 2'658 76 76 2014 2'733 78 154 2015 2'811 80 234 2016 2'891 82 316 2017 2'974 85 401 2018 3'058 87 488 2019 3'145 90 577 38

Forecast Market D & S Year Supply Demand Occupancy 2009 704'450 507'851 72.09% 2010 739'855 526'329 71.14% 2011 851'180 543'124 63.81% 2012 942'430 557'610 59.17% 2013 970'043 572'500 59.02% 2014 998'465 587'805 58.87% 2015 1'027'697 603'537 58.73% 2016 1'057'761 619'708 58.59% 2017 1'088'681 636'331 58.45% 2018 1'120'483 653'419 58.32% 2019 1'153'190 670'985 58.19% 39

Forecast Market D & S Supply Demand 1'150'000 1'050'000 950'000 850'000 750'000 650'000 550'000 450'000 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Years 40

Next Steps Forecast Revenues & Costs Valuation 41

Sources Source : Hotels & Motels Valuations And Market Studies, S. Rushmore, Eric Baum, 2001 Real Estate course, Bernard Jaquier 42