Vantage Property: 6 Building Portfolio

Monroe, Louisiana (CBD)The Annex: 328 DeSiard Street Classification: Sprinklered Class A Corporate HQ Office Building Size: 24,464 SF Levels: Three (3) stories — 1st: 9,000 SF | 2nd: 8,000 SF | 3rd: 8,000 SF Parking: 32 spaces (11,491 SF paved & secured rear lot) Elevators: One (1) passenger Infrastructure: 3-phase electrical, backup generator Year Built: 1930 Renovations: 2004 and 2014 Flood / Zoning: Flood Zone X (No Flood) | CBD The Medical Office (TMO): 112 St. John Street Classification: Class A CBD Retail / Office Building Size: 3,115 SF Parking: 18 dedicated off-street spaces (separate lot included) Year Built: 1980s Flood / Zoning: Flood Zone X (No Flood) | CBD Affinity / St. John Pharmacy: 110 St. John Street Classification: Class A CBD Retail Building Size: 3,754 SF Levels: Two (2) Parking: None dedicated Year Built: 1920s Flood / Zoning: Flood Zone X (No Flood) | CBD Grand Street Parking Lots Includes Two (2) Improved Lots on N. Grand St. .087 Acres 45 Parking Spots The Production Building: 127 St. John Street Classification: Class A CBD Retail / Office Building Size: 6,034 SF Parking: 25 dedicated off-street spaces Year Built: 1960s Flood / Zoning: Flood Zone X (No Flood) | CBD MARKET CONTEXT — NORTH LOUISIANA AI CORRIDOR North Louisiana has attracted over $50 billion in announced data center investment, creating an unprecedented demand surge across the region. Meta broke ground in January 2025 on one of the largest AI data centers in the country in Richland Parish, approximately 30 miles east of Monroe. Originally announced at $10 billion, the project has grown to an estimated $27–30 billion investment with approximately 4,000 construction workers currently on site. Monroe, as the region's largest city, is the primary beneficiary of the resulting demand for housing, hospitality, dining, and professional services. In February 2026, Amazon announced a $12 billion investment in data centers in northwest Louisiana, expected to create 540 direct jobs and over 1,700 indirect jobs. A third major project — a $10 billion data center in West Feliciana Parish — is also underway. The impact on Monroe's downtown is already visible: sales tax collections are up 10% year over year, new hotel developments are accelerating, American Airlines has added flights to Monroe Regional Airport, and out-of-state developers are pursuing adaptive reuse projects in the CBD for the first time in decades.