MISSION HISTORY TEAM CLIENTS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PHILANTHROPY OUR MISSION The mission of Continental Development Corporation is to develop and build projects of the highest quality and to actively support measures which contribute to the quality of life in the communities in which we do business. From Continental Park to Skypark to the Intercontinental San Francisco, Continental’s projects continue to be models for how business and surrounding communities mutually benefit from superior real estate development.

MISSION HISTORY TEAM CLIENTS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PHILANTHROPY HISTORY TIMELINE Charles Lundquist founds UNIMERC which aquires the land now known as Continental Park. 1959 Charles Lundquist founds Continental Development Corporation, creating a real estate development company using UNIMERC’s real property and land holdings. 1969 Continental constructs its first buildings: 2121 and 2175 Park Place in El Segundo. This is the start of an aerospace boom in El Segundo that would last until 1991. 1972 The Plaza, Continental’s largest office asset is built. 1983 Richard Lundquist becomes President of Continental Development Corporation. 1988 The Terrace at Continental Park is built. 1992 The Atrium, Continental Park’s newest large office building is built. 2002 Continental enters the medical office market by acquiring the Skypark Medical & Office Park in Torrance. 2003 Continental opens the Intercontinental San Francisco. 2009 Apollo Landing opens. 2017 Continental Development Corporation turns 50. 2019

MISSION HISTORY TEAM CLIENTS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PHILANTHROPY Continental Development Corporation is proud to have over 500 office, medical and retail tenants across its portfolio. For information on leasing space, please contact Sherry Kramer: skramer@continentaldevelopment.com

MISSION HISTORY TEAM CLIENTS COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PHILANTHROPY As part of its ongoing commitment to provide the highest quality business and community environments achievable, Continental Development Corporation has a long history of active leadership and participation in a variety of industry and community organizations. These organizations include: Building Owners & Managers Association of Greater Los Angeles Business/Education Partnership with Bert Lynn Middle School in Torrance El Segundo Chamber of Commerce El Segundo Development Advisory Council (EDAC) El Segundo Employer’s Association International Council of Shopping Centers LAX Coastal Chamber of Commerce Manhattan Beach Chamber of Commerce Manhattan Beach Education Foundation Business Advisory Council National Society for Real Estate Finance Palos Verdes Peninsula Chamber of Commerce Schriever Chapter 147 Air Force Association South Bay Association of Chamber of Commerce South Bay Police & Fire Memorial Foundation Torrance Area Chamber of Commerce Torrance Cultural Arts Foundation Torrance Education Foundation Advisory Board Urban Land Institute