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LEAS ING OPPORTUNIT IES / 2020
GROW YOUR BUSINESS FROM CLICKS TO BRICKSFollow the journey of your customer to Tanger properties, a proven partner in your future retail success.
SET THE HALO EFFECT IN MOTION
IN SHORT, PHYSICAL STORES ARE ESSENTIAL TO ANY SUCCESSFUL
RETAIL STRATEGY. NOT ONLY DO THEY DRIVE ONLINE ENGAGEMENT,
BUT THEY ALSO POSITIVELY IMPACT BRAND PERCEPTION AND HELP
TO ATTRACT NEW CUSTOMERS. THOSE RETAILERS THAT INNOVATE AND
CREATE A TRUE OMNICHANNEL EXPERIENCE BY LEVERAGING THE
STRENGTHS OF BOTH PHYSICAL AND DIGITAL WILL MEET THE NEEDS
OF TODAY’S INFORMED AND EMPOWERED CONSUMERS AND WILL
ULTIMATELY COME OUT ON TOP.
—ICSC
When a new store is opened in a market, web traffic to that retailer tends to increase after the store opening.
The average increase in web traffic was 37% (emerging brands at 45%; established brands at 36%).
The share of web traffic in that market increased by an average of 27%.
Increased share of web traffic occurred in 80% of the store openings and markets analyzed.
Emerging brands—those 10-years old or less—tend to see a greater increase in share of web traffic, increasing by an average of 32%.
Resource: Halo Effect study by Alexander Babbage
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ACCORDING TO THE DATA, WHEN A CONSUMER SPENDS $100
ONLINE THEN GOES TO A PHYSICAL STORE WITHIN 15 DAYS
OF THAT PURCHASE, THEY SPEND AN ADDITIONAL $131 FOR A
TOTAL OF $231. THE HALO EFFECT IS EVEN MORE POWERFUL FOR
SHOPPING THAT BEGINS IN STORES AND MOVES ONLINE. TOTAL
AVERAGE NET SPENDING IS $267 WHEN SHOPPERS BEGIN WITH A
$100 TRANSACTION AT A PHYSICAL STORE LOCATION.” —ICSC
OUTLET SHOPPING VS.TRADITIONAL SHOPPINGWHY OUTLETS BY THE NUMBERS
86 minutes
65 minutes
Tanger Outlets
Traditional
LONGER DWELL TIMES
$261$103
Tanger Outlets
Traditional
MUCH HIGHER SPEND
8.62.1
Tanger Outlets
Traditiona l
MORE STORES VISITED
5%28%
Tanger Outlets
Traditional
LOWER WALKOUT RATE(DID NOT PURCHASE)
36%Tanger Outlets
Outlet centers provide a natural context for perceived savings
MORE PERCEIVED SAVINGS
“In good times people love a bargain, and in tough times, people need a bargain.” —Steven B. Tanger
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Direct touchpoint with the consumer.
Maintain integrity of your brand through control of product placement and pricing.
Control your brand experience by moving markdowns out of the experiential environment where you are showcasing your new products.
Clear through excess inventory in a sustainable way.
One of the most profitable channels with lower cost of occupancy, higher margins and lower customer acquisition and logistics costs.
Consistent value for quality merchandise from sought-after brands.
Social, experiential shopping experience.
Tactile interaction with the products prior to making a purchase.
When discretionary spending is under pressure in a down economy, people focus on value and Tanger is synonymous with Savings or Value.
FOR RETAILERS
FOR CONSUMERS
OUTLETS ARE AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF OMNICHANNEL RETAIL
GROW YOUR DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT WITH A BRICK AND MORTAR STORE
Among the desired amenities tested in the most recent Tanger Database Study, “purchase online and pickup in-store” ranked third after “more digital and mobile coupons” and “more food options” an indication that shoppers would positively respond to an enhanced omnichannel experience.
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Approximately one-third of consumers would increase the frequency of visits to a known retailer’s website as a direct result of a new store opening near their home or work. —ICSC
Opening a physical store in a market results in an average 37% increase in overall traffic to that retailer’s website within the local area—ICSC
More than four- fifths of consumers would visit an unfamiliar retailer’s website as a direct result of a nearby store opening.—ICSC
Sales at physical stores account for nearly nine in 10 retail dollars spent today. Yet consumers are giving retailers ample justi f ication for the continuing convergence of physical and digital operations. Shoppers are sett ing halo events into motion in greater proportions by making purchases within days of visit ing a store or shopping online.—ICSC
At digitally native retailers that started online before opening physical retail locations, shoppers make approximately 60 percent of purchases at those retailers’ brick-and-mortar stores, compared to an average of about 40 percent of purchases made online at those retailers over the course of the study.—ICSC
THE MAJORITY OF ONLINE SHOPPERS SAY IT IS IMPORTANT FOR RETAILERS TO HAVE
A PHYSICAL STORE PRESENCE AS WELL, REINFORCING THE BELIEF THAT TODAY’S
CONSUMERS ARE VERY MUCH IN CHARGE OF THEIR JOURNEY AND DEMAND TO
SHOP IN ANY COMBINATION OF CHANNELS, UTILIZING THE EASIEST, SHORTEST AND
MOST PLEASURABLE PATH TO ACCOMPLISH THEIR MISSION.” —ICSC
THE STORES ALLOW M.GEMI TO FULFILL ITS OMNICHANNEL
GOALS AND REALIZE THE POTENTIAL OF THE HALO EFFECT ACROSS
FORMATS, SAYS BEN FISCHMAN, COFOUNDER AND CEO. CROSS-
CHANNEL CUSTOMERS SPEND 60 PERCENT MORE THAN M.GEMI’S
SINGLE-CHANNEL SHOPPERS.” —ICSC
With over a billion websites on the internet, competing solely in digital is not only pricing most brands out, its effectiveness is not measurable rendering the reliance on such marketing a fail ing endeavor.—Doug Stephens, RetailProphet.com
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TANGERBY THE NUMBERSTanger properties are the premier owner of 39 well-located shopping centers across the U.S. and Canada. We offer superior retail experiences and deep tenant relationships that continue to drive solid performance.
~40Years as the Leading Value Oriented Retail Developer
$395Average Tenant Sales per Square Foot
39Centers
10%Tenant Occupancy Cost Ratio (Lower than any mall REIT) 500+
181M+Shoppers Visit Tanger Properties Yearly
2,800+Brand Name Stores
97%Occupancy (Higher than any mall REIT)
14.3MSquare Feet
20U.S. States & Canada
Nationally RecognizedBrands
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$91,837$243
3
129
6.67.6
75%
66%
Average Household Income
A Targeted and Engaged Consumer
Average Shopping Expenditure
Average Vis i t Par ty Size
Length of Stay at Center (minutes)
Trips per Year
Average Number of
Stores Vis i ted While Onsi te
Females
96%of Shoppers
Made a Purchase
While Onsi te
TANGER CLUBAn Exclusive VIP Shopper Program that rewards members for shopping with exclusive offers and gifts for spending levels, VIP parking, seasonal specials and more!
$104,844Average Household Income
$271Average Shopping Expenditure
$3,240Annual Spend by Club Member
21%YTD MembershipGrowth
1.6 MillionPaying Members
12Shopping Frequency Per Year
(1) Source: third party research
findings, Per Shopping party
($271 Average Spend x12 Annual Visits) $1,993 for Non-club Member
63%Higher Spend thanNon-club Members
MEET YOUR TANGERSHOPPER—SOON TO BE YOURNEW LOYAL CUSTOMER.
SHOPPER SNAPSHOT
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Loyalty Program TangerClub
1.6 Million MembersCoupon Book
& DealsText Deals
455,304 Subscribers11.5 Million
Database Customers
Direct to Home TangerStyle
Email Campaigns 6.9 Million E-database
On-Property Campaigns & Events
Tanger Influencers & Partnering Influencers
Social Media 3.16 Million
Facebook Fans
OMNICHANNEL RETAIL STRATEGY AND SUPPORT
TangerOutlets.com 23 Million Visits/
Sessions Annually
Paid Search & Programmatic DisplayOutdoor & Radio
Tanger App 1.9 Million Users
Philanthropic & Environmental Programs
TANGER APP REFRESH
HOME SCREEN
9:41
OFFERS STORES EVENTS MAP
Your Outlet Jeffersonville, OH
Coupon Book Access1,089 pts. Logged
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8000 Factory Shops Boulevard, Jeffersonville, OH 43128
(740) 948-9091 or (800) 407-5005
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IMPRESSIONS. BRANDING. TOUCH. TALK. SHOP.
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MAREN DONOVAN 336-292-3010 x6235 [email protected]
BIBBIT MASON 336-292-3010 x6281 [email protected]
MELISSA PROSKY 336-856-6074 [email protected] TANGER EXPERIENCE | DIGITALLY NATIVE EDIT ION 9
UNITED STATES37 Cookstown, ON Toronto and Lake Resort Area 3311 Simcoe Road 89, Highway 400 at Highway 89
38 Ottawa, ON Kanata, Highway 417 at Hutmar Drive
39 Saint-Sauveur, QC 37 Miles from Montreal Exit 60 off Highway 15 North
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SUBURBANMARKETS
TOURISMDESTINATIONS
TOP 50 MSA (1) (2)
(1) Excludes centers that are in the Top 50 MSA but categorized as Tourism Destinations above
(2) Includes Ottawa, ON center located in a top 5 census metropolitan area as defined by Statistics Canada
1 Foley, AL Gulf Coast Resort Area I-10, Exit 44, Highway 59S
2 Phoenix (Glendale), AZ 9 miles Northwest of Phoenix Loop 101 and Glendale Avenue
3 Foxwoods (Mashantucket), CT Foxwoods Resort Casino, 50 miles East of Hartford
4 Rehoboth Beach, DE Coastal Resort Area 3 Locations on Delaware’s Coastal Highway Route 1
5 Daytona Beach, FL Coastal Resort Area I-95 & LPGA Boulevard
6 Commerce, GA Between Atlanta and Greenville, SC I-85, Exit 149
7 Locust Grove, GA Between Atlanta and Macon I-75, Exit 212
8 Savannah, GA Southwest Quadrant of I-95 and Pooler Parkway
9 Gonzales, LA Between New Orleans and Baton Rouge I-10 at Highway 30, Exit 177
10 National Harbor, MD 8 Miles Southeast of Washington, D.C. I-95/495 and I-295
11 Grand Rapids, MI Southwest Quadrant of US-131 and 84th Street
12 Howell, MI Between Lansing and Detroit I-96 at M-59, Exit 133
13 Memphis (Southaven, MS) Northeast Quadrant of I-69/55 and Church Road
14 Branson, MO Ozark Mtn/Lakes Region Resort Area West Highway 76, 2 miles West of US Highway 65
15 Tilton, NH Lakes Region Resort Area I-93, Left off Exit 20
16 Atlantic City, NJ Coastal Resort Area 2014 Baltic Avenue
17 Deer Park, NY Minutes from Manhattan I-495, LIE Exit 52 on Commack Road and Grand Boulevard
18 Riverhead, NY Long Island Resort Area I-495 East, LIE Exits 72 and 73
19 Blowing Rock, NC Blue Ridge Mountains Resort Area 1/2 Mile South of the Blue Ridge Parkway on US Highway 321
20 Charlotte, NC 10 Minutes West of Downtown Charlotte, I-485, Exit 4 Tanger/Simon Partnership Project
21 Mebane, NC Between Raleigh-Durham and Greensboro/Winston-Salem I-40/85, Exit 154
22 Columbus, OH 22 Miles Northeast of Columbus I-71 and US 36/R 37
23 Jeffersonville, OH Between Cincinnati and Columbus I-71, Exit 65
24 Hershey, PA Hershey Park Resort Area Off PA-743/Hershey Park Drive
25 Lancaster, PA Amish Country Resort Area Route 30 East
26 Pittsburgh (Washington), PA 20 Minutes South of Pittsburgh I-79, Exit 41
27 Charleston, SC Coastal Resort Area I-26, Exit 213 or 213A
28 Hilton Head, SC 29 Hilton Head Island Resort Area
I-95, SC Exit 8 onto Highway 278 2 Locations on Highway 278
30 Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach Resort Area Highway 17N at Highway 22 Veterans Highway
31 Myrtle Beach, SC Myrtle Beach Resort Area Highway 501, 3 Miles West of the Intracoastal Waterway
32 Sevierville, TN Smoky Mountain Resort Area Highway 441/Parkway at Traffic Lights #13 and #13.1
33 Fort Worth, TX I-35W & SH 114 North Fort Worth, across from
the Texas Motor Speedway
34 Houston (Texas City), TX I-45, Exit 17 to Holland Road 5885 Gulf Freeway 35 San Marcos, TX Between San Antonio and Austin I-35, Exit 200
36 Terrell, TX 30 Minutes East of Dallas I-20 at Highway 34, Exit 501