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Deutsche Wohnen SE Earnings Release 2012

May 11, 2012

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Deutsche Wohnen AG

» Q1 2012 resultsConference Call, 11 May 2012

» Highlights Q1/2012

» Highlights Q1/2012 – Key figures at a glance

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» Compelling performance in well managed portfolio

» Overall portfolio quality: share of core regions further enhanced

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Development last twelve months:

  • Residential holdings in core regions up by around 4,400 (+ 10%)
  • Share of core regions in total portfolio increased from 90% to 94%
  • More than 1,650 units sold in structurally weak regions; thereof ~ 2/3 in the adjustment portfolio

Since 31 December 2011:

  • 368 units in disposal regions closed with transfer of risk and rewards
  • Additional 452 units already signed

» Well managed portfolio with further growth potential

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1) Contractually owed rent from rented apartments divided by rented area

2) Contractually owed rents for newly concluded contracts for units not subject to rent control effective in 2012

3) Without vacancy due to current capex measures: 1.8%

» Compelling like-for-like rental growth and increasing rent potential

In-place rent (like-for-like) in EUR/sqm

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  • Like-for-like rental growth (y-o-y) incorporates effects from Mietspiegel 2011
  • Rent potential is increasing, i.e. new-letting rental growth is even higher than in-place rental growth

1) Contractually owed rent from rented apartments divided by rented area

2)Contractually owed rents for newly concluded contracts for units not subject to rent control effective in 2012

3) Rent potential = New-letting rent compared to in-place rent

Letting portfolio Berlin2.3%4.0%6.8%13.6%22.2%16.4%12.1%8.7%5.2%2.9%1.7% 0.9% 0.8% 0.6% 1.8% 0%5%10%15%20%25%< 3.50 3.50 -3.994.00 -4.494.50 -4.995.00 -5.495.50 -5.996.00 -6.496.50 -6.997.00 -7.497.50 -7.998.00 -8.498.50 -8.999.00 -9.499.50 -9.99>=10.00in EUR/sqm

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› Rental shortfall due to disposals were more than compensated, in particular due to transfer of risk and rewards of 1,160 units in Dusseldorf as of 2 January 2012

Proven scaling effects (stable cost structure) lead to compelling NOI-margin, NOI per sqm and month and cash flow

1) Based on average quarterly floor space

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  • ›Sustainable gross margin of ~ 33%
  • Institutional sales:
  • ›Clear focus on sales in disposal regions in 2012
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  • ›Privatisation: 450 units
  • ›Institutional sales: 368 units

» Nursing and Assisted Living – stable EBITDA contribution

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Note: Figures for 2010 and 2011 shown above with consideration of the termination of the lease contract for one facility and the sale of the related management company end of 2011 (like-for-like)

Average occupancy in Q1/2012 increased to 96.7% (Q1/2011: 94.7%)

» Improved results and strong financial profile

» Adjusted EBT increased by 40% (y-o-y)

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» Strong recurring FFO performance in Q1/2012: + 21% (y-o-y)

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» FFO per share remained stable y-o-y despite capital increase

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1) Scrip-adjusting the FFO (w/o disposals) per share Q1/2011 for the capital increase 2011 (1.03 acc. to Datastream) lead to FFO (w/o disposals) per share of EUR 0.18 for Q1/2011

» Balance sheet – Assets

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EUR 106m available credit lines in addition to cash at-hand

» Balance sheet – Equity and Liabilities

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DB 14 EUR 7.2m

44.5 17.7 36.9 209.3 237.6 1,308.302004006008001,0001,2001,4002012 2013 2014 2015 2016 >2016EUR m Debt structureDebt service Average interest rate: ~ 4.06 % Average mandatory redemption p.a.: ~ 1.7 % Average weighted maturity: ~ 9.1 years Interest rate fixed or hedged: ~ 87 %Long-term maturities profileFinancial liabilities in EUR m Mark-to-market 1,854.3LTV (%) 54.9Nominal value 1,956.8 LTV (%) 58.2> Essentially no major loans due before end of 2015 » LTV at 54.9%; average interest rate: 4.06%

» Forecast 2012

» Forecast 20121)

Base case, i.e. w/o consideration of acquisitions in 2012

Residential Property Management

  • Significant increase in earnings due to full-yeareffect of both acquisitions and rental increases in 2011 and rental increase in 2012 (fy-effect: EUR 4m), partly offset by disposals
  • Sustainable low level of vacancy
  • Maintenance: ~ EUR 9 – 10 per sqm p.a.
  • Modernisation: ~ EUR 40m2)

Other

  • Earnings from Nursing and Assisted Living at stable EUR 9m p.a.
  • Corporate expenses: + 4% (compared to 2011)
  • Cash interest expenses: ~ EUR 85m

Recurring FFO: EUR 55 m (base case)

Disposals

  • Privatisation: ~ 900 units with a transaction volume of ~EUR 70m
  • Institutional sales/disposal regions: ~ 1,100 units with a transaction volume of ~EUR 45m
  • Earnings from disposals: ~ EUR 10m

FFO (incl. disposals): ~ EUR 65 m (base case)

1)

Continued focus on external growth in 2012

  • Available cash-on-hand plus unused credit lines enable future acquisitions
  • With positive FFO-effects on base case depending on timing/closing

Assuming an economic development in Germany as currently forecast

2) Partly debt financed and ~ EUR 10m comprise identified capex measures related to acquisitions in 2011

» Appendix

» EBITDA increased by EUR 5.8m / + 15.5% (y-o-y)

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Residential Property Management: Net Operating Income (NOI) per sqm and month1)

» Valuation of portfolio

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Data incl. acquired privatisation holdings in Berlin with transfer of risk and rewards as at 1 June 2011

» Portfolio as at 31 March 2011 in current portfolio cluster format

In order to compare key figures of the portfolio y-o-y as shown on p. 6, we illustrate the current portfolio cluster format as at 31 March 2011 in the following table:

Portfolio overview as at 31 March 2011

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3,
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ting
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8
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ting
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atis
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n
542 35 1% 6.5
1
7.9
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9
1
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3
%
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ting
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7
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atis
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n
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ting
rtfo
lio
po
2,
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8
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n
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4
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(
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g
s
4,
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s
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6
6.
0
%

1) Contractually owed rent from rented apartments divided by rented area

2) Contractually owed rents for newly concluded contracts for units not subject to rent control effective in 2011

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