HOMB Office Fireside Chat 15 September 2020
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Centennial Bank Office Portfolio Geography 363 Loans with the Largest Loan at $66MM, and Only 12 Loans Over $10MM Overall balance of $635MM over 9.0MM SF, averaging $70/SF. One outlier CCFG loan in CA for $44MM, which is 59% LTV, but high $/SF. Without this loan, average drops to $66/SF. Low Leverage with Significant Equity Weighted Average Loan to Value – 56% Weighted Average Occupancy – 84% Florida Geographic Disbursement: 43% Broward County (Fort Lauderdale) – 55 loans 8% Palm Beach County 6% Pinellas County (St. Pete) 6% Hillsborough County (Tampa) 6% Miami-Dade County $ Outstanding as of 7/31/20 Texas $31MM (5%) Florida $263MM (41%) Arkansas $131MM (20%) 12 states $67MM (11%) Largely located in community bank footprint Missouri $30MM (5%) Georgia $32MM (5%) Alabama $36MM (6%) California $44MM (7%)
Centennial Bank Office Portfolio Stratifications $ Outstanding as of 7/31/20 Class A $306MM (48%) 3.2MM SF $95/SF Class B $290MM (46%) 5.0MM SF $57/SF Class C $39MM (6%) 739M SF $53/SF Class High (10 floors+) $21MM (3%) 780M SF $27/SF Rural $31MM (5%) 307M SF $100/SF Suburban $295MM (46%) 4.6MM SF $64/SF Location Rise CBD $309MM (49%) 4.1MM SF $75/SF Low (1-3 floors) $494MM (78%) 6.7MM SF $73/SF Mid (4-10 floors) $120MM (19%) 1.5MM SF $79/SF
Centennial Bank Office Portfolio Stratifications Likely suspects: Class B, Suburban, Low rise, multiple building parks Property Size # Outstanding ($MM) $/SF Less than 20,000 SF 282 $185 $98 20,000-50,000 SF 53 $104 $67 50,000-100,000 SF 15 $101 $100 Over 100,000 SF 13 $245 $53 TOTALS 363 $635 $70 While class is a largely subjective measure, we largely consider over half of our portfolio to be Class B, followed closely by Class A. Location is equally split between CBD and Suburban locations. A large majority of our space is Low rise (considered to be 1-3 floors). Property size is on both ends of the scale with over 75% in number below 20,000 SF, but in $ outstanding, nearly 40% was above 100,000 SF. This is largely multiple building properties, rather than large single buildings, as noted by the low number of High Rise properties.
Centennial Bank Office Portfolio Stratifications % of Rents by Maturity Schedule – A Look at Rollover Risk Property Type # Outstanding ($MM) SF % of Rents Maturing by Year 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025-2030 After 2030 PORTFOLIO 363 $635 9.0MM 17% 16% 11% 10% 9% 29% 8% Specific Tenant Types: Government 90 $152 1.9MM 8% 27% 10% 6% 6% 36% 7% Medical 71 $93 1.2MM 14% 7% 7% 19% 12% 35% 6% Overall, almost half (46%) of the rents mature no earlier than 2024. In the two largest tenant types, that number is from 49-53%.
Office CRE Deferrals Liberal with first 90-day deferral, but second 90-day process involved robust information gathering, and approval process similar to new loan request As of July 31, 2020, deferrals in the Office portfolio had decreased to $96MM, or 15%, of the $635MM balance. This balance has further been reduced to $59M, or 9% of the overall Office balance, at August 31, 2020. Overall, within the second 90-day deferral process, we have been able to reduce deferrals bankwide to $943MM at August 31, 2020, which is 8% of the loan portfolio. This includes $643MM of full P&I deferrals (5.5%), and $301MM of principal deferrals (2.5%). $ Outstanding as of 7/31/20 Full Deferral $96MM (15%) No Deferral $539MM (85%) Second 90-day deferral process showing significant decrease in July-Sept deferrals
Centennial Bank WA LTV by CRE Property Type
Centennial Bank WA LTV by Geography
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