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    CASE STUDY

    Tenant Mix change: The Key Ingredient for Shopping Centers the Case of BarraShopping

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    Case Study

    MULT3

    Tenant Mix change: The Key Ingredient for Shopping Centers the Case of BarraShopping

    Greater efficiency per square meter

    Multiplan once again showed a strong growth insales at its shopping centers. BarraShopping,with almost thirty years in operation, had growthin sales of 22.4% in the period. Besides theorganic growth, Multiplan worked on a differentvariable in BarraShopping to increase sales:further improving its mix of stores.

    An audacious strategy, considering thatBarraShopping already has one of the highestsales per square meter in Brazil, with a strongturnover of 7.6% in 2009, higher than the

    turnover of 6.2% for the companys portfolio, BarraShopping managed to increase its sales by22.7% in sales/m in the 1Q10 versus 1Q09. The description of one such mix change strategythat led to this success follows below:

    New mix for a new lifestyle

    This mix change process was undertaken byMultiplan in an attempt to align its tenant mixto new consumer lifestyles. Consumers nowlook for more than just a place to goshopping: they demand leisure, services,conveniences and other pleasures as part oftheir Shopping Experience.

    BarraShopping has worked hard to bring innew businesses to better cater to the needsof customers. It has resorted among otherstrategies to creating a Gourmet Boulevard,

    meeting the needs of an ever growingnumber of customers from neighboring areas.

    The attraction force theory

    The Gourmet Boulevard in BarraShopping had its tenant mix completed in December 2009.This first quarter was the first time it operated with all its stores leased and open to the public.The area consists of eight businesses in 1,335 m, which includes some of the most renownedrestaurants. This new area enhances the store mix in the shopping center and brings morepeople traffic to the other food courts giving the mall an even stronger appeal as a DestinationMall.

    Variation of sales volume at BarraShopping

    (Last twelve months)

    Quarterly evolution of occupancy rate atBarraShopping

    9.3% 9.1% 9.5%10.2%

    8.7%9.5%

    10.8%

    12.4%

    16.3%

    1Q08 2Q08 3Q08 4Q08 1Q09 2Q09 3Q09 4Q09 1Q10

    CAGR accumulated 12 months1Q08/1Q10 = +12.4%

    97.5%97.3%

    97.6%

    98.9%

    98.0%

    99.0%

    99.2%

    99.5% 99.5%

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    Increase in sales/m in the shopping center and thefood area

    (1Q10 vs 1Q09)

    Increase in food sales (last twelve months)

    at BarraShopping

    R$ 73 M R$ 82 MR$ 101 M

    R$ 8 MR$ 12 M

    R$ 20 M

    R$ 81 M

    R$ 94 M

    R$ 121 M

    -

    R$ 2 0 M

    R$ 4 0 M

    R$ 6 0 M

    R$ 8 0 M

    R$ 1 0 0 M

    R$ 1 2 0 M

    R$ 1 4 0 M

    2Q07-1Q08 2Q08-1Q09 2Q09-1Q10

    New Gourmet Area sales Food court sales without new area

    +48.3%

    18.2%22.7%

    36.5% 35.0%

    51.8

    Multiplan BarraShopping AlimentaoTotal

    Alimentaosem No vasOperaoes

    rea Gou