MEPT

IN THE THIRD QUARTER, MEPT ACQUIRED 200 WEST MADISON, A 928,040 SQUARE FOOT, CLASS A OFFICE BUILDING IN CHICAGO’S WEST LOOP NEIGHBORHOOD, FOR A TOTAL PRICE OF $217.5 MILLION
The acquisition helps MEPT achieve its strategic objective of increasing the Fund’s allocation to central business district offi ce assets as it reduces its suburban offi ce weighting. Th e 45-story building has excellent access to public transportation; is a short walk to restaurants...

IN SEPTEMBER, MEPT ACQUIRED PENN MAR SHOPPING CENTER FOR A GROSS PURCHASE PRICE OF $60.2 MILLION
Penn Mar Shopping Center, a 387,028 square foot grocery-anchored center, is located in a densely populated submarket of Washington, D.C., which has solid demographics. Th e retail asset is 95 percent leased to a mix of discount and convenience retailers. Anchored by Shoppers Food & Pharmacy, Penn Mar Shopping Center’s other retailers include Burlington Coat Factory, Dollar Tree, Staples, Party City and Petco...

MEPT ACQUIRED ENSO PEARL DISTRICT IN PORTLAND, OREGON DURING THE QUARTER FOR A GROSS PURCHASE PRICE OF $55.5 MILLION
The acquisition of Enso Pearl District furthers MEPT’s strategic plan to acquire transit-oriented, multi-family assets in urban, infi ll locations that are attractive to the “Echo Boom” population. Enso Pearl District’s unit mix is weighted to studio and one-bedroom units, which fi ts well with this demographic...

MEPT Pays $218M for Chicago's 200 W. Madison
Multi-Employer Property Trust has purchased of 200 W. Madison, a 928,040-square-foot class A office building in Chicago's West Loop neighborhood, for $217.5 million…

BVT Sells 10 Southeast Centers
BVT Management Service Inc. finalized the sale of an 842,255 square foot retail portfolio to Multi-Employer Property Trust, a $4.7 billion real estate equity fund…

Deluxe Media Leases 229,000 SF for Logistics
Deluxe Media Management has leased a 229,450-square-foot industrial building at Vista Business Park in Valencia here from Multi-Employer Property Trust in what is believed to be the largest industrial building lease in the Santa Clarita/San Fernando Valley area this year.


	PERFORMANCE \| GROWTH IN VALUE \| QUARTERLY RETURNS BENCHMARK COMPARISONS

Performance

MEPT's objective is to provide investors with competitive and stable returns over an entire real estate cycle. MEPT targets property types that will generate a steady stream of income, thus reducing the adverse effects of significant swings in real estate market performance. On a risk-adjusted basis, MEPT consistently outperforms the long-term returns of the indices in its asset class. MEPT has performed well against benchmarks and its peers, meeting or exceeding expectations.

as of 12/31/11

Net of Fees

Trailing 4 Quarters (compounded)

Gross of Fees

Trailing 4 Quarters (compounded)


Total	2.50%	12.99%	2.73%	14.00%

Income	1.07%	4.41%	1.30%	5.35%

Appreciation	1.43%	8.31%	1.43%	8.31%

Note: All MEPT returns are calculated according to the Association of Investment Management and Research (AIMR) standards as well as standards established by the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF). Investment results are reported in compliance with AIMR-PPS (Association for Investment Management and Research Performance Presentation Standards) Level I and II requirements and independently verified.

Total return is computed by adding the net operating income/loss and capital appreciation/depreciation for each property in the portfolio, as well as any realized gain/loss on asset dispositions. This valuation is done on a calendar quarter basis, and completed ten business days after the quarter end.

Net operating income is calculated on a property-by-property basis according to Real Estate Information Standards set forth by the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF). Operating income is recorded when it is contractually earned and billable.

Annualized returns are computed by chain linking, or compounding, quarterly returns. Returns are annualized for periods under one year to forecast what an annual return would be if returns remained at current levels. Returns are annualized for periods over one year to time weight, and therefore more effectively compare returns with other indices.

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