Agenda Welcome Plazacorp Highlights Plazacorp Overview Fiscal 2003 Activity Future Growth Opportunities Election of Directors Appointment of Auditors.

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Agenda Welcome Plazacorp Highlights Plazacorp Overview Fiscal 2003 Activity Future Growth Opportunities Election of Directors Appointment of Auditors Question & Answer Period Adjournment

Plazacorp Overview Plazacorp’s principal business is to patiently acquire, develop and redevelop retail real estate throughout Atlantic Canada and Quebec Plazacorp was listed on July 30, 1999 and trades under the symbol PLZ on the TSX Venture Exchange Plazacorp has grown from 8 properties and book value of $20 million to 41 properties and a book value of approximately $135 million. (as of April 21, 2004)

Plazacorp Overview

Our Strengths Excellent lender relationships Strong & growing shareholder base Creative financing alternatives DRIP Plan Exchange shares to acquire real estate Extensive market knowledge Outstanding tenant relations Excellent cost control High operating standards 20 Years experience in all aspects of real estate Demonstrated success in acquiring well located real estate and increasing shareholder value Completed a number of redevelopment projects EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE LEASING & OPERATIONS FINANCING

Value Creation Plan Three deal types: new construction redevelopment financial acquisition Unlevered yield of 11-12% ROE expectations (cash on cash return) 16-20% Potential for increased cash flow Prime retail location New construction 75% pre- leased ACQUISITION CRITERIA

Value Creation Plan Consider best tenant mix Extend/strengthen existing leases –move to better locations –extend terms Lease vacant space ACQUISITION CRITERIA LEASING

Value Creation Plan Establish good tenant relations Implement realistic operating cost controls Proactive approach to repairs ACQUISITION CRITERIA LEASING MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES

Value Creation Plan Finance on long term basis at the right time and at appropriate levels Finance up to 75% loan to value on completion of redevelopment plan ACQUISITION CRITERIA LEASING MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES FINANCING

Value Creation Plan Continue to maximize shareholder value ACQUISITION CRITERIA LEASING MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES FINANCING

2003 Leasing Activity Number of leasing deals completed Square footage of leasing deals – 266,230 Occupancy rate – 95% at Oct 31/03 (90.6% at Oct 31/02) Currently 80.7% of revenues are derived from national and major regional retail tenants

2003 Acquisition & Development Activity Square % Ownership Location Feet New Construction Commercial Street Plaza14, %New Minas, NS Woodstock Plaza19,500100%Woodstock, NB Empire Plaza13,800100%Fredericton, NB V-8 Plaza13,400100%New Glasgow, NS Redevelopment Acquisitions Marché de l’Ouest* 93,08620%Dollard-des-Ormeaux,QC Tacoma Centre166,000100%Dartmouth, NS Financial Acquisitions Northwest Centre186,40010%Moncton, NB * Completed joint venture financing arrangement which entitles rights to 30% of cash flow in excess of a preferred return.

2003 Financing Activity Mortgage financing arranged - $17.7 million (includes funds committed in 2003 and funded in fiscal 2004). Portfolio carries an effective average interest rate of 7.35% and the average term to maturity of 6.7 years. Shares issued – 485,793 common shares Raised $ 3.5 million in Series % Convertible Debentures Raised $5.0 million in Series % Convertible Debentures Negotiated extension of maturity date of 12% Mortgage Bonds to 2008 and expanded investment criteria. Completed offering of $1.9 million in Northwest Plaza Commercial Trust Class A trust units.

Book Value of Assets millions

Revenue Growth millions

Funds From Operations (after minority interest and adjustment for non-operating and non-recurring items) millions

Dividend Policy Plazacorp Board of Directors paid dividends during the year as follows: Record DatePayment DateAmount November 1, 2002November 15, 2002$0.02 January 16, 2003February 14, 2003$0.02 July 18, 2003August 15, 2003$0.02 October 15, 2003November 14, 2003$0.02 Total $0.08 Declared dividend increase to $0.09 per share for 2004 DRIP Plan entitles holders 3% bonus on amount reinvested.

2004 Acquisition & Development Activity Square % Ownership Location Feet New Construction Welton Street Plaza14, %Sydney, NS Boulevard Plaza72,500100%Moncton, NB Redevelopment Acquisitions Main Street Plaza 34,000100%Fredericton, NB Financial Acquisitions Carrefour des Seigneurs 45,00030%Terrebonne, QC Bayers Lake Retail Power Centre 77,00050%Halifax, NS Chain Lake Drive118,700100%Halifax, NS

2004 Strategic Dispositions On March 22, 2004 we completed a strategic disposition of interest in three properties to Retrocom Mid-Market REIT. Square % Disposed % Ownership Location FeetRemaining Woodlawn Staples Plaza155,975 50%50%Sydney, NS Les Promenades St. Francois 72,92550%50%Moncton, NB Lansdowne Place202,81850%50%Saint John, NB

Plazacorp As An Investment Disciplined and competitive management Strong customer relationships Access to capital – easier to grow Significantly enhanced corporate governance Management interests aligned with shareholders

Plazacorp As An Investment Per ShareReturn* Annual Dividend$ % Debt Repayment$ % Total$ % *returns are based on share price of $1.35

Going Forward… Continue to prudently expand the property portfolio Remain committed to our core values, remain focused on what we can do and what not to do Overall objective to improve the value of the company’s portfolio, increase funds from operations per share, pay down our long term debt and pass our success on to our shareholders