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2017 full year results: A successful European growth 15 February 2018

CONTENTS

>1. STRATEGIC POSITIONING >2. REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY >3. FINANCIAL RESULTS >4. OUTLOOK >APPENDIX

FONCIÈRE DES RÉGIONS

FY 2017 RESULTS

2

1. Strategic positioning

3

A EUROPEAN OPERATOR WITH A UNIQUE BUSINESS MODEL European player leader in its markets & focusing on capital cities

1

2

Property developer for its own account

3

Client centric

€21 bn

€5.1 bn

portfolio at 100%

development pipeline

Enhance client direct relationship

Offer smart buildings

Build an environment to stimulate productivity and well-being

14 % Italy Offices Milan: 64% €13 bn Group Share 42 % France Offices 6% Greater Paris Non Strategic2 84%

24 % German Residential Berlin: 55% 14 % Hotels in Europe Major Cities 77%1

Meet the demand

Extract rental growth & value creation Bring services and new real estate solutions

1 Major

European cities with more than 2 million tourist arrivals per year 2 Retail in France and Italy, car parks, Residential France FY 2017 RESULTS

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GAME IS CHANGING, OUR STRATEGY IS MORE RELEVANT THAN EVER In a better economic prospect in our markets … … real-estate landscape is evolving:

70% Users want new real estate…

% of new/restructured offices in the take-up in Paris & Milan1

x3 …more flexibility…

…and more services/experiences

Flex/Coworking spaces in Paris 2015-2017

Increasing convergence between hotels, residential and offices Reversibility | Complementarity | Synergies 1 Average FY 2017 RESULTS Sources: CBRE, C&W; Arthur Loyd

5

2017: A MAJOR STEP TOWARDS OUR STRATEGIC TARGETS 1

Focus on capital cities

+€1.8 bn investments Offices: €407 million More Paris, Milan & Lyon German Residential: €573 million More Berlin Hotels: €788 million More capital cities

-€1.4 bn disposals1 Offices: €519 million Telecom Italia exposure: -50% French non core assets: -50% German Residential: €367 million Ending NRW non core disposals

Non strategic: €489 million French Retail & Residential

EDO – Issy-les-Moulineaux

1

Total share figures Disposals signed in 2017

FY 2017 RESULTS

6

2017: A MAJOR STEP TOWARDS OUR STRATEGIC TARGETS 2

Accelerate the development pipeline

Success of the 12 deliveries in 2017 89,000 m² of offices & 683 hotel rooms Already 98% let ~50% value creation

A development pipeline already renewed and increased

+28% €4.0 bn 2016

€5.1 bn 2017

Silex1 – Lyon

FY 2017 RESULTS Total share figures

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2017: A MAJOR STEP TOWARDS OUR STRATEGIC TARGETS 3

Intensify client centricity

Internalize hotel know-how Direct contact with the final customer Synergies with offices & residential New flex-office/coworking offer Target >70,000 m² to be opened in Europe by 2022 +30% profit vs rents

New coliving offer in Berlin Target 3,000 rooms by 2022 +50% in revenue vs traditional units The Line – Paris 8th

FY 2017 RESULTS

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A SUCCESSFUL STRATEGY DRIVING A SUSTAINABLE FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE Over the past few years, we significantly improved the portfolio quality…

…and the financial profile…

…while, at the same time, increasing our results EPRA NAV per share

73% % of Green French Offices

€86.8 Loan to Value

65% 61%

€79.4

45.4% 64%

% of Milan in Italy Offices

2015

Recurring Net Income per share

44.6%

€5.31

2016

53% €5.27

49% 55% % of Berlin in German Resi.

40%

€94.5

40.4%

2017

2017

48% 2016

2017

€5.07

2016

2015

2015 FY 2017 RESULTS

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2. Real Estate activities

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Offices

OFFICES: MARKET TREND VALIDATES OUR STRATEGY Milan office market Average economic rent for prime offices

Greater Paris office market Average economic rent for new/refurbished offices in Paris, La Défense, Western Crescent

Rents are growing but selectively

320 €

480 €

315 €

460 €

310 €

440 €

+8.0% +5.0%

305 €

420 €

300 €

400 € 2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2013

2014

2015

2016

Source: CBRE

M. m²

Paris Region office take-up for new/refurbished (>5,000 m²)

Source: JLL

M. m²

0,80

0,26

0,75

0,24

2013-2017: +59%

0,70

Preferences for the best quality assets

0,65

=70% of the total office take-up in Paris & Milan1

0,50

2017: +28%

0,60

2017

Milan take-up for grade A offices 2013-2017: +66% 2017: +3%

0,22 0,20 0,18

0,55

68%

0,45

0,16 0,14

0,40 0,12

0,35

0,10

0,30 2013

2014

2015

2016

2013

2017 Source: CBRE

2014

2015

2016

2017 Source: C&W

1 Take-up

FY 2017 RESULTS for new/refurbished offices in Paris Region and for Grande A offices in Milan

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2017: BUOYANT LETTING ACTIVITY 113,300 m² new lettings €35 million of rents1 218,500 m² renewed €33 million of rents1

Success of the development pipeline

Good operating performances

76,300 m² let or pre-let2

Renewals in France: +2.6% vs last rent

Rents >~10% vs forecasts

Occupancy Italy: 95.1%3 (+4.1 pts vs 2016)

Carré Suffren - Paris

Principe Amedeo - Milan 2

1 Group Share: €25 million & €22 million Offices delivered in 2017 or under development 3 Offices ex Telecom Italia portfolio, let at 100%

FY 2017 RESULTS

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2017: STRENGTHENING OF THE STRATEGIC POSITIONING 9 office deliveries 89,000 m² €438 million total cost1 Focus on key cities Paris | Lyon & Marseille | Milan

Preferred buildings for the clients

98%

Occupancy rate

Growth driver

50%

Value creation

+~10%

IFRS Rents vs forecasts2

+6.4%

Yield on cost vs 5,7% forecasted2

EDO, Greater Paris

Via Cernaia, Milan

10,700 m² | delivery Q2 2017 Transdev HQ

8,300 m² | delivery Q4 2017 Amundi Italian HQ

2 Excluding

1 Including land value; €378 million Group Share Euromed Hermione & Floréal, sold at delivery to an end-user

FY 2017 RESULTS

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SELECTIVE ACQUISITION ACTIVITY IN MILAN €184 million acquisitions in 2017 85% in Milan 39,180 m² €4,952/m² | 5.9% yield1

Qualitative reinforcement in Milan 83% of offices ex-Telecom Italia in Milan

Sesto San Giovanni Cernusco / Vimodrone

M3

M5

Bicocca M1

Certosa

M1

M2

Maciachini

City Life M5 Semi-centre

Porta Nuova CBD

Lambrate / Forlanini

Segrate

Corso Magenta – Milano

M4 M1

Lorenteggio

Linate Airport

Centre

M4

Navigli

Ripamonti Periphery

M2

Milanofiori

M3

San Donato Milanese

Leased assets in Milan Developments Acquisitions 2017 Business districts 1 Gross

FY 2017 RESULTS yield including potential yield on Principe Amedeo

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NEW FLEX-OFFICES ACTIVITY: REINFORCE OUR CLIENT-CENTRICITY Our tenants’ needs are evolving: Increase productivity

Retain talents

Optimise costs

Complete our real estate offer with a new Flex/Coworking activity:

Meet a new and fast growing demand Enhance client relationship

More flexibility

More services

More supports





Leverage our hotel skills √ Upgrade our portfolio quality √ Keep value creation in-house √

High expected return : c. 30% margin vs rents Brand to be revealed on March 6th

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NEW FLEX-OFFICES ACTIVITY: A COMPLETE & DIFFERENTIATED OFFER Consolidate our partnerships & develop new ones

1st openings in Paris & Marseille in 2017

Make our buildings even more attractive

European expansion in Milan to come

DIFFERENTIATED OFFER

COMPLETE OFFER

First openings EUROMED CENTER MARSEILLE

PARIS

2,300 m²; OPEN

Coworking, flex-offices & suite offices

THE LINE PARIS CBD

LYON BORDEAUX

Mix in the buildings classical leases & flexible offer

MILAN

Art&Co - GARE DE LYON PARIS 12th MARSEILLE

Implement flexible offer on behalf of our clients

3,300 m²; OPEN

Innovation rooms, Meeting rooms Project areas

5,127 m²; Q2 2018 LAB 114 PARIS 18th

1,420 m²; Q3 2018

Enjoy cafe & Sociabilization areas

FY 2017 RESULTS

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CASE STUDIES - ART&CO: MIX OF REGULAR LEASE & FLEXIBLE OFFER Art & Co Paris 12th – Gare de Lyon (13,450 m²; Q2 2018)

8,320 m² (62%)

5,130 m² (38%)

Regular leases Flex/Coworking offer (500 workstations)

ROOFTOP PROJECT ROOMS

EVENTS & INNOVATION SPACE

OFFICE

RECEPTION DESK / BAR LOUNGE MEETINGS

OFFICE BAR / WORK CAFE COWORKING FY 2017 RESULTS

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CASE STUDIES – LAB 114: IMPLEMENT FLEXIBLE OFFER ON BEHALF OF OUR CLIENTS Orange Lab 114 Paris 18th – Montmartre (5,926 m²; Q3 2018)

4,500 m² (76%)

1,400 m² (24%)

Lease extension with Orange +12 years firm Flex/Coworking offer

50% secured by Orange

Win-win deal Secure Orange presence √

Give flexibility and innovative workspace environment √ Improve quality of the asset √ Increase economic terms √

FY 2017 RESULTS

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2018: ACCELERATION OF COMMITTED PIPELINE IN OFFICES 2018: Acceleration of the committed pipeline Expect to launch +~€900 million1 new projects

~€1.3 billion2 +80%

A €1.3 billion2 pipeline, up +80%

€861 million

€710 million France 63%

France 56% -€438 million

Committed pipeline Italy 37%

End 2016

France ~75%

+€286 million Italy 44%

-€325 million

+~€900 million1

End 2017

Italy ~25%

End 2018

1

FY 2017 RESULTS ~€750 million Group Share; 2 ~€1.0 billion Group Share

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PIPELINE TO BE COMMITTED IN 2018 – STRONG QUALITATIVE PROJECTS IN PARIS PSA – Paris St-Ouen Omega – Levallois 18,500 m² ~€180 million H2 2020

N2

– Paris

26,700 m² ~€200 million H1 2021

17th

16,200 m² ~€150 million 2021

Neuilly Levallois

Paris Batignolles – St-Ouen Gobelins – Paris 5th

Flow - Montrouge

Paris 5-6-7ème

4,900 m² ~€50 million H2 2020

24,500 m² €115 million H1 2020

Montrouge-Malakoff

FY 2017 RESULTS

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FLOW-MONTROUGE: A NEW URBAN CAMPUS IN THE HEART OF THE GRAND PARIS

25,581 m² in south of Paris

€115 million development1 >6.5% target yield on cost Delivery 2020 Well connected Highly productive Services: concierge, restaurant, business center, auditorium, lounge spaces, roof-top

2022 FLOW

1 Including

land value FY 2017 RESULTS

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N2: A MIXED USED PROJECT IN A PROMISING NEW AREA OF PARIS 16,200 m² 9,400 m² offices 4,900 m² hotel 1,900 m² retail & events

~€150 m development1 In partnership with ACM (50/50)

>5% target yield on cost Delivery 2021

Strategic location in a transforming area of Paris

Mairie de Clichy

Well connected Full of innovations, services & new concepts

N2

Gare de Clichy Levallois

New Paris Courthouse

Porte de Clichy

Pont Cardinet

1 Including

land value; €75 million Group Share

FY 2017 RESULTS

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Hotels in Europe

HOTELS: A LONGSTANDING GROWTH STORY TO BUILD A EUROPEAN LEADER The 2nd largest hotel owner worldwide, working with the best hotel operators in each of its country

3 strategic pillars Focus on major European tourism & business centers cities >2 million nights per year Client centric: Be the preferred partner of the operators 18 partners across 28 brands, to choose the best operator for each hotel in each country

Target the best hotels upscale & midscale hotels EBITDAR margin >30%

2005

2017

€1.1 bn

€4.8 bn

# operators partners

1

18

Skills

Leases

Hotel Portfolio value

Developments Leases Franchise/Management contracts

# countries

FY 2017 RESULTS

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POSITIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR 2017 AND BEYOND 2018: pursuit of the RevPar growth in Europe

Strong fundamentals, driver for further growth

RevPar trend in Europe

Better GDP growth in Europe GDP growth Eurozone

+2.4%

+2.3%

2017

2018

London +2.5%

Amsterdam +2.2%

Berlin +3.1%

Frankfurt

Structural growth in tourism

Paris

+3.0%

+5.8%

Number of tourists in 2017 and worldwide ranking

International tourists arrivals in Europe

1 +8%

~+4%

2017

2018

Milan +1.7%

89 million (+5% yoy)

Rome Barcelona

2

Lisbon 82 million (+8%)

+6.8%

Madrid

+1.2%

+5.2%

+8.2%

Sources: ECB; WTO FY 2017 RESULTS Source: PwC

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2017: STRENGTHENING OF THE STRATEGIC POSITIONING

Strengthening in Germany & Netherlands2

Successful entry in Spain

17 hotels 4-5* | €559 million

4 NH hotels 4* | €111 million

80% Barcelona & Madrid

Berlin, Hamburg, Amsterdam & Amersfoort

€691 million acquisitions realized & €111 million secured for 20181 5.5% yield ; €164 K/room City-center location with strong profitability (>40% Ebitdar margin) Driver for growth: variable rents; asset management potential

1 2

Group Share: €343 million & €56 million Secured in 2017, to be realized in 2018

FY 2017 RESULTS

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2017: ACCELERATED RENTAL GROWTH Lease properties1: Increase in like-for-like rents +3.2% 2017 -0.2% 2014

-1.0% 2015

-3.9% 2016

100%

Variable rents +5.5%

Occupancy rate since the beginning

11-year Firm lease maturity

Operating properties: Good performance +3.9%

EBITDA +2.8%

+2.3% +5.2% Hotel Bourgtheroulde - Rouen 1

FY 2017 RESULTS Hotels only ; retail is included in non strategic activities

28

MERGER BETWEEN FDM & FDM MANAGEMENT:

A TRANSFORMATIONAL DEAL TO MOVE PORTFOLIO UPMARKET & STRENGTHEN GROWTH PROSPECTS

1

The hotel market is undergoing fundamental transformation Increasing opportunities in operating hotel properties Need for more asset management skills & more flexibility between lease and operating properties

Ownership structure post merger Foncière des Régions

2

3

2014: launch of FDM Management, to only invest in operating properties alongside FDM, lease hotels subsidiary of Foncière des Régions

Since then, FDM Management successfully set up a top quality portfolio of €1.3 billion mainly in Germany (especially Berlin) with a >30% Ebitda margin

42% 1st shareholder & limited partner FDM (hotel lease properties)

100% FDMM (hotel operating properties)

4

January 2018: merger of FDM & FDM Management following its success and the need for more simplification and flexibility to accelerate growth

FY 2017 RESULTS

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A €4.8 BILLION1 BETTER QUALITY COMBINED PORTFOLIO Balanced geographic exposure % by value (post merger)

44,445 rooms

Netherlands 2%

18 hotel operator partners 28 brands

Strong quality portfolio (by value)

Portugal 1% Germany 33%

France 40%

68% Upscale & midscale

Belgium 10%

Spain 14%

Tenant diversification Breakdown by operator (by value) NH 6% B&B 17%

The Westin Grand Berlin

AccorHotels 29%

Carlson Rezidor 12% Sunparks 5% Hotusa 4%

Revenue profile to benefit from the growing hotel market trend Hotel revenue breakdown

Variable leases 24% Fixed leases 45%

Starwood 7% Barcelo 3% Others 17%

Management contracts 31%

1 Hotels

FY 2017 RESULTS only; €1.8 billion Group Share

30

REINFORCED VALUE CREATION CAPACITY

Strengthened status of the operators’ real estate partner

More property development capabilities

Partner of the operators: Meininger

Additional constructability:

Paris, Lyon, Milan, Munich

Hotel Ibis – Lyon

Asset management leverage:

Growth potential:

Hotel Ibis – Dresden

Paseo Del Arte – Madrid

Increased asset management potential

Stronger hotel skills for better bargaining power & more synergies with residential & offices

FY 2017 RESULTS

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German Residential

GERMAN RESIDENTIAL: A SOUND MARKET SUPPORTING OUR STRATEGY Continued positive outlook for rental growth Strong potential for property development activity Not enough residential construction Housing permits down 8% in first ten months 2017 Berlin: New flats expected for 2017: 16,000 Expected demand: 20,000 Dynamic demographic growth Household growth: +3.5% by 2020 Berlin population growth : +80,000 inhabitants by 2020

Positive macroeconomic trend 1.9% GDP growth in 2016; 3.7% unemployment Berlin: 2.7% GDP growth in 2016

FY 2017 RESULTS Source : Federal Statistical Office, Engel & Völkers Residential; Land of Berlin rating report

33

2017: STRONG RENTAL DYNAMIC IN ALL OF OUR MARKETS Strong rental growth

…driven by re-letting

…with still significant

fuelled by Berlin…

& indexation

potential for future growth

50 % Reletting

Like-for-like rental growth

+35%

5.8%

Berlin

4.9%

Total 1.8%

4.4% 2.4%

4.6% 3.6%

4.2% 3.1%

2.8%

NRW 1.4%

1.6%

2014

2015

2016

+27%

Reversionary potential

44 % Indexation

Rents LfL +4.2%

6% Modernization 2017

+15% In place rent €7.8

€9.1

+16%

m²/month

€5.9 Berlin

Dresden & Leipzig

€5.8 Hamburg Hambourg

NRW

Strong performance rewarding our strategy FY 2017 RESULTS

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2017: STRENGTHENING OF THE STRATEGIC POSITIONING €556 million acquisitions

Reinforcing our footprint in Berlin with a €2.8 billion1 unique portfolio

Selective acquisitions at 85% in Berlin Prime location

16 portfolios bought Average price: 2,010€/m²

73% of the portfolio

4.4% yield after reletting | +44% reversionary potential

Good location 22% of the portfolio

€367 million disposals secured

Average location

Ending the non core disposal plan in NRW Starting first disposals in Berlin

5% of the portfolio

Basic location

Crystalizing value creation & improving portfolio quality: €249 million in NRW | 16% average margin vs 2016

Green area

€68 million in Berlin | 69% average margin Owned assets

1 €1.7

FY 2017 RESULTS billion Group Share

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STRONG VALUE CREATION IN 2017 Increased exposure to Berlin…

…driving performance up:

(Geographic breakdown of the portfolio in value)

+15% like-for-like value growth (Like-for-like value growth in 2017)

55%

Berlin

+17%

+7 pts vs 2016

9%

Dresden & Leipzig

+23%

6%

Hamburg

+13%

29%

NRW

+10%

-8 pts vs 2016

+~€1.0 billion of portfolio value in 2017, up to €5.0 billion1 1 €3.1

FY 2017 RESULTS billion Group Share

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2017: EXTENSION OF THE DEVELOPMENT PIPELINE IN BERLIN €488 million1 development pipeline identified X

In the best areas of Berlin Prime location

2.4 vs end-2016 81% in Berlin

Good location

2,300 units for 157,500 m² €3,100

Average location

average cost per m²

~50% for lease

5.3%

~50% for sale

>40% average margin

average yield on cost

Basic location

Green area

Developments projects

1

FY 2017 RESULTS €301 million Group Share

37

SUPPORTING NEW TRENDS: NEW COLIVING & FURNISHED APARTMENT OFFER A fast growing demand from students and business travellers… +20% of students in Berlin since 2011 (number in ‘000)

+20%

180

150

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

…to address with two new offers Coliving Furnished rooms and shared spaces Large flats (80+ m²) in “trendy” areas Full services Target rent: €19/m²

Furnished apartments Turnkey furnished apartments Small surface (30 m²) Full services Target rent: €17/m²

Target 3,000 rooms by 2022 with high returns: revenues>50% vs regular rents FY 2017 RESULTS Source : Berlin Brandeburg Statistiks Office – data 2015

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3. Financial results

39

2017 ACTIVITY REWARDED BY GROWING OPERATING RESULTS

A €21 billion portfolio +€3.4 billion in 2 years At 100% +10%

Strong like-for-like value growth1

€21.2 bn

Like-for-like rental growth starting over1 High & sustained occupancy rate +2.0%

+6.2%

€12.8 bn Group Share +8%

17.7

11.9 Group Share

+0.2%

+4.8%

-0.1%

+4.4%

11.0 Group Share

2015

97.9%

19.2

96.7% 96.3%

2016

2017

2015

2016

2017

2015

2016

2017

FY 2017 RESULTS 1 Group Share

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AND GROWING FINANCIAL RESULTS

Strong NAV growth EPRA NAV; €billion1

€7.1 Bn

+13%

5.3

6.0

€391 million

45.4% 44.6%

94.5€ /share

+19%

Increase in Recurring Net Income Group Share, €million

Lower leverage LTV1

+9% +7%

86.8€ /share

40.4% 333

+9%

+4%

356

+1%

€5.27 /share

€5.07 /share

€79.4 /share 2015

€5.31 /share

+10%

2016

2017

2015

2016

2017

2015

2016

2017

FY 2017 RESULTS 1 Group Share

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SUCCESSFUL ASSET ROTATION: €1.4 BILLION OF NEW AGREEMENTS SIGNED IN 2017

Exit non-strategic activities

€489 million €280 million Group Share | 1% margin

Selective disposal of mature assets

Disposal of the Quick Restaurants, in France

Non-core Residential - NRW

Mature asset - Victor Hugo – Issy-les-Moulineaux

Mature asset - San Nicolao - Milan

€429 million €317 million Group Share | 17% margin

Accelerate non-core disposals €520 million €376 million Group Share | 10% margin

FY 2017 RESULTS

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KEY ACHIEVEMENTS TO OUR STRATEGIC TARGETS Acceleration of the non-core disposals in France Exposure to non-core assets halved

Increased tenant diversification in Italy Exposure to Telecom Italia almost halved, 3 years in advance

% of non-core assets in the French offices portfolio (in market value)

% of TI assets in the Italian offices portfolio (in market value)

11% 2015

11%

41%

2016

2015 5% 20171

38% 2016

0% Target 2020

25% June 2017

23% 20171

800 people To locally manage a €21 billion portfolio

and strongly supportive of the strategy and its management Barometer survey conducted by Kantar TNS institute in France1

87% 400 €6.4 bn (30%) 268 €9.3 bn (44%)

Support and firmly believe in the strategic orientations (vs 47% for the benchmark)

138 €4.2 bn (20%)

82% Are proud to work for FdR (vs 56% for benchmark)

€0.6 bn (3%) Others: €0.6 bn (3%) Platforms Number of people Portfolio (%) Branches

1Barometer

survey conducted by Kantar TNS on 82% of the FdR French employees Between April 24 and May 12 2017 Benchmark includes 2000 employees working in the private sector

FY 2017 RESULTS

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EUROPEAN HUMAN CAPITAL, KEY TO THE GROUP’S SUCCESS STORY A stable and well-experienced management committee to drive the strategy 44 years old on average 10-year average seniority at Foncière des Régions Christophe Kullmann CEO Olivier Estève Deputy CEO Offices Audrey Camus Property Development Yves Marque Chief Corporate Officer

Dominique Ozanne Deputy CEO Hotels Laurie Goudallier Chief Digital Officer

Thierry Beaudemoulin Residential

Marielle Seegmuller French Offices

Alexeï Dal Pastro Italy Marjolaine Tugdual Alquier Millet Audit and CFO Internal Control

FY 2017 RESULTS

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FINANCIAL AGENDA

General Meeting: 19 April 2018 Q1 2018: 26 April 2018 H1 2018: 19 July 2018

FY 2017 RESULTS

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Appendix

APPENDIX CONTENTS

> 2017 REVENUES & FINANCIAL RESULTS > 2017 INVESTMENTS & DISPOSALS > PIPELINE: COMMITTED AND MANAGED PROJECTS > GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN OF OUR ACTIVITIES > GREATER PARIS & MILAN OFFICE MARKETS > ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

FY 2017 RESULTS

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Appendix Revenues and financial results

RENTAL INCOME 2017 100% (€ million) France Offices Paris Greater Paris Other French regions Italy Offices Offices - excl. Telecom Italia Offices - Telecom Italia Germany Residential Berlin Dresden & Leipzig Hamburg North Rhine-Westphalia Hotels in Europe France Germany Spain Others Total strategic activities Non-strategic Retail Italy Retail France & healthcare Other (France resi., car parks, logistics) Total rents 1 LfL : Like-for-Like

Group Share

2016

2017

Var. (%)

2016

2017

Var. (%)

Change (%) LfL 1

% of rent

274,8 84,4 132,0 58,4 180,2 81,4 98,8 212,5 84,3 17,8 13,0 97,4 143,9 98,5 17,3 0,5 27,6 811,4 81,8 20,0 46,6 15,2 893,2

272,1 81,9 136,0 54,3 187,0 88,4 98,6 230,1 103,4 21,3 14,2 91,3 174,1 89,7 22,3 33,3 28,9 863,4 64,1 17,8 34,8 11,4 927,4

-1,0% -3% 3% -7% 3,8% 9% 0% 8,3% 23% 19% 9% -6% 21,0% -9% 29% n.a 5% 6,4% -21,6% -11% -25% -25% 3,8%

249,7 79,8 111,4 58,5 92,2 41,5 50,8 131,6 52,2 11,1 8,5 59,8 59,3 38,0 7,9 0,3 13,1 532,8 41,6 10,2 22,1 9,3 574,4

246,9 77,3 115,3 54,3 87,3 46,3 40,9 144,2 70,6 14,0 9,2 50,5 76,8 34,9 10,8 16,6 14,4 555,2 33,8 9,3 17,4 7,0 588,9

-1,1% -3% 3% -7% -5,4% 12% -19% 9,6% 35% 25% 8% -16% 29,5% -8% 37% n.a 10% 4,2% -18,8% -9% -21% -25% 2,5%

1,0% 1,2% 1,0% 0,8% 1,1% 1,9% 0,4% 4,2% 5,8% 3,3% 3,8% 3,1% 3,2% 3,1% 1,4% n.a 4,4% 2,1% n/a -1,2% 0,2% n.a 2,0%

42% 13% 20% 9% 15% 8% 7% 24% 12% 2% 2% 9% 13% 201% 62% 96% 83% 94% 6% 2% 3% 1% 100%

FY 2017 RESULTS

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A STRATEGY SUPPORTED BY SOUND INDICATORS Record firm term of leases

Historically high occupancy rates 95.4% 94.8% 95.8% 95.5% 96.0% 97.1% 96.3% 96.7%

2009

2010 2011

2012 2013

2014 2015

97.9%

2016

5.8

2017

2009

6.1

6.0

2010 2011

5.5

5.8

2012 2013

2014

>

Occupancy rate track record in the development pipeline

>

Partnership strategy

>

Anticipate disposals

>

Lease maturity in Hotels: 11.2 years

Rent: at like-for-like scope Change in like-for-like vs N-1

+0.6% 2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

+0.2% 2014

2016 2017

Growth in value Change in like-for-like vs N-1 +5.3%

+2.0% +1.2%

2015

6.6

Firm lease expirations as % of annualised rental income Commercial portfolio (75% of total rents Group Share)

Ability to keep the tenant in place

+2.2% +2.1%

7.2

5.8

>

+3.3%

7.3

-0.1% 2015

+0.2% 2016

-3.6%

+4.4% +1.3%

-0.3%

+0.5%

+4.8%

+6.2%

+2.1%

2017

2009

2010 2011 2012 2013

2014

2015 2016

2017

>

Stable occupancy rate

>

Low inflation environment

>

Dynamic investment market

>

Improving rental markets

>

Asset management and development pipeline value creation Group share data

FY 2017 RESULTS

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RECURRING NET INCOME: +10% IN 2017

%

(€ million, Group share)

2016

2017

Change

Net rental income

526,3

539,4

13,1

2,5%

Net operating costs

-60,3

-59,7

0,6

-1,1%

9,6

7,0

-2,6

-27,4%

-129,1

-110,8

18,3

-14,2%

Less property development fees Lower cost of debt

Recurring net income from equity affiliates Income from non consolidated affiliates

13,6

19,5

5,9

43,7%

Hotel operating properties

0,0

0,0

0,0

n.a

Recurring tax

-4,3

-4,2

0,1

-1,6%

Profits or losses on discontinued operations

0,4

0,0

-0,4

n.a

356,2

391,2

35,0

9,8%

Recurring net income per share

5,27

5,31

0,04

0,8%

Fair value adjustment on real estate assets

465,2

627,2

162,0

34,8%

Fair value adjustment on financial instruments

31,4

-0,5

-31,9

-101,6%

Net Result on disposals

34,6

26,6

-8,0

n.a

Other

-65,6

-65,8

-0,2

0,2%

Non-recurring tax Profits or losses on discontinued operations

-34,3

-64,6

-30,3

88,5%

Income from other activities Cost of net financial debt

Recurring net income

Net income Diluted average number of shares

-4,6

0,0

4,6

n.a

782,8 67 633 972

914,1 73 656 016

131,4 6 022 044

16,8% 8,9%

Growth in all our markets

Increase in shares following January 2017 capital increase

FY 2017 RESULTS

64

NET INCOME TO EPRA EARNINGS (€million)

2016

2017

Net income Group share (Financial data §3.3)

782,8

914,1

Change in asset values

-465,2

-627,2

Income from disposal

-45,8

-24,4

Acquisition costs for shares of consolidated companies

11,2

2,2

Changes in the values of financial instruments

-31,4

0,5

Deferred tax liabilities

32,6

61,4

Taxes on disposals

1,7

3,6

Adjustment to amortisation, depreciation and provisions

1,8

0,0

Adjustments from early repayments of financial instruments

48,3

44,7

RNI adjustments for associates

-12,1

-16,7

4,6 328,4

0,0 358,2

4,86

4,86

1,6

4,3

Amortized costs of debt and discounting effects

10,0

10,4

Amortization and provisions

11,6

11,5

4,6 356,2

6,8 391,2

Profits or losses on discontinued operations EPRA Earnings EPRA Earnings/€-shares Specific FdR adjustments: Non-recurring cost

Other non cash charges FDR Recurring Net Income (Financial data §3.3)

FY 2017 RESULTS

65

Appendix Investments & Disposals

2017 ACQUISITIONS: €1.4 BILLION IN STRATEGIC LOCATIONS

Acquisitions 2017 realized (€ million Including Duties)

Acquisitions 2017 secured

Acquisitions 100%

Acquisitions Group share

Yield Group share

Acquisitions 100%

Acquisitions Group share

Yield Group share

3

3

6,7%

-

-

-

Italy Offices

184

96

5,9% ¹

27

14

6,0% ¹

Germany Residential

556

357

4,4% ²

178

115

3,9% ²

Hotels in Europe

691

344

5,5%

111

56

5,7%

1 435

800

5,0%

316

185

4,6%

France Offices

Total 1

Potential yield on acquisitions.

2

Yield after reletting of vacant spaces. Immediate yield is 4.0% on acquisitions realized and 3.6% on acquisitions secured.

Italy: 88% in Milan Hotels in Europe: 82% in Spain, 18% in Germany German Residential: 85% in Berlin

FY 2017 RESULTS

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ITALY OFFICES: €211 MILLION OF ACQUISITIONS IN 2017 Acquisitions 2017 realized

Acquisitions 2017 secured

Location

Acq. price 100%

Acq. Price GS

Potential Gross Yield

Acq. price 100%

Acq. Price GS

Potential Gross Yield

Via Principe Amedeo

Milan

42

22

5,2%

-

-

-

Via Marostica

Milan

25

13

6,9%

-

-

-

Portfolio Creval

Milan

118

62

6,0%

-

-

-

Portfolio FPU

Milan

-

-

-

27

14

6,0%

184 1

96 1

5,9%

27

14

6,0%

(€ million, Including Duties)

Total 1

Excluding €9 million (€5 million Group share) of land acquisition related to the Symbiosis project, classified as Capex.

Sesto San Giovanni

M3

M5

Cernusco / Vimodrone

Bicocca M1

Certosa

M1

City Life M5 Semi-centre

€211 million realized & secured 45,200 m² of Offices 90% in Milan

M2

Maciachini

Porta Nuova CBD

Lambrate / Forlanini

Segrate

M4 M1

Lorenteggio

Linate Airport

Centre

M4

Navigli Ripamonti Periphery M2

M3

San Donato Milanese

Milanofiori

Acquisitions 2017 Business districts FY 2017 RESULTS

68

2017 DISPOSALS: IMPROVE QUALITY €1.4 billion signed in 2017 €1.2 billion realized Disposals Agreements (agreements as as of end of end of 2016 of 2016 to closed) close

(€ million)

France Offices Italy Offices Germany Residential Hotels in Europe

1

Non-strategic (France Residential, Logistics, Retail in France) Total 1

100 %

1 80

Group share

New New disposals agreements 2017 2017

Total 2017

Margin vs 2016 value

Yield

Total Realized Disposals

27

2 279

3 86

= 2+3 365

8,4%

5,1%

=1+2 359

80

27

290

86

376

11,1%

5,8%

370

100 %

79

-

127

27

154

-0,2%

3,9%

206

Group share

364

-

66

12

77

-0,1%

4,0%

430

100%

22

-

229

138

367

23,6%

5,5%

251

Group share

13

-

137

81

217

23,3%

5,5%

150

100 %

12

3

46

18

64

4,7%

5,5%

58

Group share

6

1

14

9

23

5,4%

5,5%

20

100 %

41

-

262

227

489

0,8%

5,0%

302

Group share

24

-

162

118

280

0,7%

4,8%

186

100 %

234

29

941

497

1 438

7,9%

5,0%

1 175

Group share

488

28

667

306

973

9,2%

5,3%

1 155

Including disposals on hotel operating properties

€1.4 billion new disposals signed in 2017: 34% non strategic (mainly retail France) 36% non core (mainly offices in France & Residential in NRW) 30% mature (mainly offices in France & Italy) FY 2017 RESULTS

69

Appendix Development pipeline

OFFICES: A RECORD YEAR OF DELIVERIES 9 office deliveries 89,000 m² €438 million total cost1

100% sold

100% let

85% let

91% let

Focus on key cities Paris | Lyon & Marseille | Milan

Preferred buildings for the clients

98%

Silex1 - Lyon 10,700 m²

Occupancy rate

Thaïs Levallois-Perret

10,400 m² & 13,400 m²

5,500 m²

100% let

100% let

Driver for growth

50%

Hermione & Floréal Euromed Marseille

O’rigin - Nancy 6,300 m²

100% let

100% let

Value creation

+~10%

IFRS Rents vs forecasts2

+6.4%

Yield on cost vs 5,7% forecasted2

Edo Issy-lesMoulineaux

New St Charles Reims

Art & Co - Paris 13,500 m²

10,300 m²

10,800 m² 1 Including

Via Cernaia, Milan 8,300 m² FY 2017 RESULTS land value; €378 million Group Share

71

SILEX², A NEW DEVELOPMENT FOLLOWING THE SUCCESS OF SILEX1 A longstanding partnership and development story in a prime location in Lyon Part-Dieu… 2001: Sale-and-leaseback with EDF

2013-2017: Departure of EDF and development of Silex1

>

2 buildings of 7,200 m² and 15,300 m²

>

Development-extension of 10,700 m² (+3,500 m²)

>

Price: €22.1 million; 11% yield

>

100% let to BNP Paribas and Nextdoor

…reaching a new step: launch of Silex2 & financial partnership agreement Launch of Silex2 new development >

New tower of 30,900 m² (+15,600 m² extension)

>

Total cost: €166 million; ~6% yield on cost

Share Silex 1 and 2 with ACM >

Disposal of 49.9% of Silex1 and Silex2 to ACM

>

At an average yield of 4.7%

Participate in the renewal of the 2nd French business district Work the portfolio to extract value and growth Mitigate the development risk and crystallise the value creation FY 2017 RESULTS

72

COMMITTED PIPELINE: €934 MILLION AT 100% - 1/3

Surface 1 (m²)

Target rent (€/m²/year)

Pre-leased (%)

Total Budget 2 (M€, 100%)

Total Budget 2 (M€, Group Share)

104,200 m²

229

44%

394

244

6.5%

24%

170

Total Italy Offices

92,100 m²

279

59%

317

166

6.2%

54%

38

Total German Residential

13,510 m²

n.a

na

36

22

5.5%

n.a

n.a

1,516 rooms

n.a

100%

188

79

6.4%

56%

35

n.a

56%

934

512

6.3%

38%

244

Projets in Group share

Total France Offices

Total Hotels in Europe Total

Target Yield 3 Progress

Capex to be invested (M€, Group Share)

1100%

usable area excl. car park Total cost including land value & financial costs 3 Yield on total rents including car parks, restaurants, etc. 2

FY 2017 RESULTS

73

COMMITTED PIPELINE: €934 MILLION AT 100% - 2/3

France Offices

Capex to be invested Progress (M€, Group Share)

Projects in Group share

Location

Project

Riverside

Toulouse

Construction

11,000 m²

185

0%

32

32

7.0%

66%

9

Ilot Armagnac (35% share)

Bordeaux

Construction

31,700 m²

190

39%

102

36

6.5%

32%

16

42,700 m²

188

20%

134

68

6.6%

48%

25

Lille

Construction

9,000 m²

160

100%

23

23

>7%

59%

8

9,000 m²

160

100%

23

23

>7%

59%

8

Total deliveries 2018

Hélios Total deliveries 2019 Meudon Ducasse

Target rent Pre-leased (€/m²/year) (%)

Target Yield 3

Greater Paris

Construction

5,100 m²

260

100%

22

22

6.4%

2%

19

Silex II (50% share)

Lyon

Construction

30,900 m²

312

0%

166

83

6.0%

15%

74

Montpellier Orange

Montpellier

Construction

16,500 m²

165

100%

48

48

6.8%

0%

44

52,500 m²

258

46%

237

154

6.3%

9%

137

104,200 m²

229

44%

394

244

6.5%

24%

170

Total deliveries 2020 and beyond Total France Offices

Italy Offices

Total Total Budget 2 2 Budget (M€, Group (M€, 100%) Share

Surface 1 (m²)

Via Colonna

Milan

Regeneration

3,500 m²

270

100%

18

9

5.1%

80%

1

Piazza Monte Titano (Meininger hotel)

Milan

Regeneration

6,000 m²

190

100%

22

12

5.0%

65%

2

Symbiosis (buildings A&B)

Milan

Construction

20,500 m²

310

88%

94

49

>7%

63%

12

Principe Amedeo

Milan

Regeneration

7,000 m²

490

57%

57

30

5.2%

28%

6

37,000 m²

346

81%

191

100

6.2%

54%

21

Total deliveries 2018 Corso Ferrucci

Turin

Regeneration

45,600 m²

130

36%

87

46

5.7%

75%

5

The Sign (building A)

Milan

Construction

9,500 m²

285

0%

38

20

>7%

3%

13

Total deliveries 2019

55,100 m²

177

25%

126

66

6.2%

53%

18

Total Italy Offices

92,100 m²

279

59%

317

166

6.2%

54%

38

1100%

usable area excl. car park Total cost including land value & financial costs 3 Yield on total rents including car parks, restaurants, etc. 2

FY 2017 RESULTS

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COMMITTED PIPELINE: €934 MILLION AT 100% - 3/3 Committed Projects

Germany Residential

Konstanzer

Pre-leased (%)

Total Budget 2 (M€, 100%)

Total Budget 2 Target Progress (M€ Yield 3 Group share)

Capex to be invested (M€, Group share)

Location

Project

Berlin

Extension

400 m²

n.a

n.a

1

1

5.3%

n.a

n.a

400 m²

n.a

n.a

1

1

5.3%

n.a

n.a

Total deliveries 2018 Genter Strasse 63

Berlin

Construction

1,500 m²

n.a

n.a

4

3

5.3%

n.a

n.a

Pannierstrasse 20

Berlin

Construction

890 m²

n.a

n.a

3

2

5.2%

n.a

n.a

Breisgauer Strasse

Berlin

Extension

1,420 m²

n.a

n.a

5

3

4.7%

n.a

n.a

Birkbuschstraße

Berlin

Extension

4,200 m²

n.a

n.a

14

8

5.1%

n.a

n.a

Magaretenhöhe

Essen

Extension

5,100 m²

n.a

n.a

9

6

6.8%

n.a

n.a

Total deliveries 2019 and beyond

13,110 m²

n.a

n.a

34

22

5.5%

n.a

n.a

Total German Residential

13,510 m²

n.a

na

36

22

5.5%

n.a

n.a

B&B Berlin

Hotels in Europe

Target rent (€/m²/year)

Surface 1 (m²)

Berlin

Construction

140 rooms

n.a

100%

11

6

7.0%

78%

1

B&B Chatenay Malabry (50% share)

Greater paris

Construction

127 rooms

n.a

100%

9

2

6.3%

81%

0

Motel One Porte Dorée (50% share)

Paris

Construction

255 rooms

n.a

100%

37

9

6.2%

100%

0

Munich

Construction

173 rooms 695 rooms

n.a n.a

100% 100%

29 86

15 32

6.4% 6.4%

90% 90%

1 3

Paris

Construction

249 rooms

n.a

100%

47

24

6.2%

51%

12

B&B Bagnolet (50% share)

Greater Paris

Construction

108 rooms

n.a

100%

8

2

6.3%

15%

2

Meininger Lyon Zimmermann

Lyon - France

Construction

169 rooms

n.a

100%

18

9

6.1%

32%

6

Marseille - France

Construction

211 rooms

n.a

100%

23

12

6.9%

0%

12

Greater Paris

Construction

84 rooms

n.a

100%

5

1

5.9%

24%

1

821 rooms

n.a

100%

102

48

6.4%

33%

32

1,516 rooms

n.a

100%

188

79

6.4%

56%

35

Meininger Munich Total deliveries 2018 Meininger Porte de Vincennes

Meininger Marseille B&B Cergy (50% share) Total deliveries 2019 and beyond Total Hotels in Europe 1100% 2 3

usable area excl. car park Total cost including land value & financial costs Yield on total rents including car parks, restaurants, etc.

FY 2017 RESULTS

75

MANAGED PIPELINE : €4.1 BILLION AT 100% & €3.0 BILLION GROUP SHARE Location

Project

Surface 1 (m²)

Delivery timeframe

Paris Rueil-Malmaison - Greater Paris Paris

Construction Regeneration-Extension Regeneration

50,000 m² 43,000 m² 26,700 m²

>2020 >2020 >2020

Canopée

Meudon - Greater Paris

Construction

49,300 m²

>2020

Omega

Levallois - Greater Paris

Regeneration-Extension

18,500 m²

>2020

Projects sorted by estimated total cost at 100%

France Offices

Cap 18 Rueil Lesseps Citroën PSA - Arago

N2 (50% share)

Paris

Construction

16,200 m²

>2020

Anjou

Paris

Regeneration

11,000 m²

>2020

Opale

Meudon - Greater Paris

Construction

29,000 m²

2019

Paris

Regeneration

13,200 m²

>2020

Montrouge - Greater Paris

Construction

24,500 m²

2020

Montpellier

Construction

35,700 m²

2018-2020

Campus New Vélizy Extension (50% share)

Vélizy - Greater Paris

Construction

14,000 m²

2020

DS Campus Extension 2 (50% share)

Vélizy - Greater Paris

Construction

11,000 m²

>2020

Philippe Auguste

Flow Montpellier Majoria (other buildings)

Gobelins Cœur d'Orly (bâtiment 2 - 50% share) Cité Numérique

Paris

Regeneration

4,900 m²

>2020

Greater Paris

Construction

22,600 m²

2019

Bordeaux

Regeneration-Extension

19,200 m²

2019

Italy

Total France Offices The Sign (buildings B & C) Symbiosis (other buildings)

388,800 m² Milan Milan

Regeneration Construction

German Residential

Berlin

Extensions & Constructions

c.145,000 m²

Hotels in Europe - Alexanderplatz

Berlin

Construction

c.150,000 m²

Total Italy Offices

Total 1

15,900 m² 90,000 m²

2019 2022

105,900 m²

789,700 m²

100% usable area excl. car park

FY 2017 RESULTS

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Appendix Geographical breakdown of our activities

FRANCE OFFICES BREAKDOWN A €6.4 billion portfolio at 100% (€5.4 billion in Group Share) at end-2017

26% Western Crescent and La Défense

18% Inner Ring

7% Paris North-East

2% Outer Ring 12% Paris South

19 % Paris Center West

The strategic locations in Paris, the Inner Ring and the Major regional cities represent 94% of the portfolio

12% Major Regional Cities 4% Regions

FY 2017 RESULTS

78

ITALY OFFICES BREAKDOWN

A €3.9 billion at 100% (€1.7 billion Group Share1) at end-2017

Milan: a €1.1 billion1 portfolio focused on the best locations

7% Turin 5% Rome 64% Milan 15% North of Italy

9% Other 10% Center & Semi-Center

29% Periphery

61% CBD & Porta Nuova

1Offfices

FY 2017 RESULTS only; excluding Retail (non strategic)

79

GERMANY RESIDENTIAL BREAKDOWN

A €5.0 billion portfolio at 100% (€3.1 billion Group Share)

Berlin: a €2.8 billion1 portfolio focused on the best locations

at end-2017 9% Dresden & Leipzig 73% 6% Hamburg

Good location

6% Duisburg (NRW )

55% Berlin

10% Essen (NRW )

Prime location

22%

Average location

5%

Basic location

3% Mülheim (NRW )

7% Others (NRW )

3% Oberhausen (NRW )

Green area

Source: Engel & Völkers Residential

Assets at end-2016 Acquisitions 2017 Developments projects

1€1.7

FY 2017 RESULTS billion Group Share

80

HOTEL REAL ESTATE PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN

A €4.8 billion hotel portfolio at 100%1 (€1.8 billion Group Share) at end-2017

33% Germany 33% Economic

10% Belgium

40 % France

45 % Midscale

14% Spain

22% Upscale

3% Others

1Hotels

FY 2017 RESULTS only. Proforma of the merger of FDM and FDM Management realized in January 2018

81

MERGER FDM-FDM MANAGEMENT: A TRANSFORMATIONAL DEAL TO MOVE PORTFOLIO UPMARKET & STRENGTHEN GROWTH PROSPECTS Foncière des Murs

Lease properties

1st shareholder: FdR (50%, limited partner)

FDM Management Merger of FDM with FDM Management in January 2018

Operating properties (franchise/management contracts)

A combined hotel portfolio of €4.8 bn3

1st shareholder: Foncière des Murs (40.7%)

1st shareholder: Foncière des Régions (42%)

> Portfolio: €3.5 bn1

> Portfolio: €1.3 bn2

> 44,445 rooms

> 346 hotels; 38,469 rooms

> 31 hotels; 5,976 rooms

> 18 operators partners / 28 hotel brands

> 17 operator partners / 24 hotel brands

> 4 operator partners / 11 hotel brands

48% of the value

40% of the value

17%

33% 75% of the value

14%

20% 11%

18%

10%

6%

2%

2%

2%

1%

1 Hotels

only, excluding stake in FDM Management; €1.5 bn Group Share 2 €0.3 bn Group Share 3 €1.8 bn Group Share

FY 2017 RESULTS

82

Appendix Grand Paris & Milan office markets

PARIS & GRAND PARIS OFFICE MARKET Ligne 17

RER C

RER B

Gennevilliers

Key figures Nanterre > 56 million m² of offices in the Greater Paris market

17 million m² in Paris

7.9 million m² in the Inner ring 18.7 million m² in the Outer ring

La Défense Ligne 15

Neuilly

Paris CBD

T2

Suresnes

M2 M1

Vincennes

M6

BoulogneBillancourt

Paris CBD

Issy-les-Moulineaux Montrouge

1,1 million m² in Paris 180,000 m² in La Défense

Clamart Vélizy-Meudon

M14

Charenton-Le-Pont Ivry-sur-Seine RER A

Arcueil

Paris West Paris South Paris North-East

Péri-Défense

284,000 m² in the Outer ring

RER D Vélizy-Meudon

ChatenayMalabry

> Vacancy rate 6.2%

Antony

2.9% in Paris

Neuilly Levallois

Rungis Orly

7.9% in la Défense 11.1% in the Western Crescent 5.8% in the Outer ring

Ligne 15

La Défense

RER C

Cachan

413,000 m² in the Inner ring

8.6% in the Inner ring

Bagnolet

Saint-Cloud

> Take-up of 2.6 million m² in 2017 (+8% vs 2016)

660,000 m² in the Western Crescent

Ligne 16

Aubervilliers

Clichy

Rueil-Malmaison

3.3 million m² in La Défense 9.2 million m² in Western Crescent

Saint-Denis

Asnières

South bend North bend 1st ring North

Ligne 18

1st ring East 1st ring South 2nd ring South FY 2017 RESULTS Sources: C&W, Immostat

84

MILAN OFFICE MARKET

> A stock of c.12 million m² of offices

78k sqm 6.8% 540 €/m²

17k sqm 6.3% 420 €/m²

2.2 million m² (18%) in the CBD and Porta Nuova; 710,000 m² in (10%) in the Centre 2.8 million m² (19%) in the Semi-centre 3.5 million m² (19%) in the Periphery ~3 million m² outisde the Periphery (Hinterland) > New increase in take-up in 2017 of 347,000 m² (+5% vs 2016) 70% of the volume on Grade A buildings > Vacancy rate stable at 10.6% Only 24% of new surfaces in the vacant stock 98k sqm 4.7% 320 €/m²

117k sqm 16.1% 240 €/m²

FY 2017 RESULTS Sources: C&W; 1 €1.2 billion Group Share

85

Appendix Organization structure

ORGANIZATION CHART AT JANUARY 2018

Foncière des Régions

France Offices

52.4%

61.7%

Italy Offices

German Residential

(Beni Stabili)

(Immeo)

42%

Hotels in Europe (Foncière des Murs)

Consolidated subsidiaries

FY 2017 RESULTS

87

Contact Paul Arkwright Tel.: +33 1 58 97 51 85 Mobile: +33 6 77 33 93 58 [email protected]

Paris 30, avenue Kléber 75116 Paris Tel.: +33 1 58 97 50 00