Tiaa Real Estate Account Watch

from 10-Q 4 pages Banu Mattuchio President of State Street Bank and Trust Company, Na Banu Mattuchio Senior Vice President, State Street Bank and Trust Company

from 10-Q 67 pages Material contract

from 10-Q 79 pages Business.29029164.3 Exhibit (10)(c) Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America, on Behalf of the Real Estate Account $300,000,000 3.24% Series a Senior Notes Due June 10, 2029 $200,000,000 3.35% Series B Senior Notes Due June 10, 2032 Note Purchase Agreement Dated June 10, 2022

from 8-K 18 pages Material contract

from S-1/A 14 pages Material contract

from 8-K 17 pages Material contract

from 8-K 15 pages Rerc, LLC 6600 Westown Parkway Suite 260 West Des Moines, Ia 50266 Attention: Mr. Kenneth P. Riggs, Jr. Re: Tiaa Real Estate Account - Erisa Independent Fiduciary Dear Mr. Riggs

from 10-K 33 pages Custodian Agreement

from 8-K 14 pages This Letter Sets Forth the Terms and Conditions Under Which Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (The “Company”) Offers to Appoint Real Estate Research Corporation (“Rerc”) to Serve as the Independent Fiduciary, as Defined Below, Under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, as Amended (“Erisa”) for Its Real Estate Pooled Separate Account, Called the Tiaa Real Estate Account (The “Account”). the Account Is Designed Primarily for Investment by Participants in Retirement Plans Qualified Under § 401(a) and § 403(a) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as Amended, (“Code”), Code § 403(b) Plans, and Certain Individual Retirement Annuities Under § 408 of the Code. This Letter Agreement Amends and Restates the Letter Agreement Between the Parties, Dated February 22, 2006 (As Amended by the Amendment to Letter Agreement Dated December 17, 2008). 1. Background

from 8-K 3 pages Statement of Purpose

from 10-K 33 pages Custodian Agreement

from 10-K 14 pages 1. Background on October 17, 1996 the Company Was Granted a Prohibited Transaction Exemption (“Pte”) From the Department of Labor (“Dol”), Pte 96-76, Exemption Application NO.D-09915, 61 Fed. Reg. 54229 (1996). Pte 96-76 Provides an Exemption From Certain Potential Prohibited Transactions Under § 406 of Erisa and § 4975 of the Code With Respect to Certain Transactions or Classes of Transactions Involving the Account. Among Other Features, the Account Offers a Stand-By Liquidity Mechanism Under Which Units of Interest in the Account (“Units”) May Be Purchased or Sold by the Company. Pte 96-76 Contemplates That Various Aspects of the Account’s Operation Will Be Subject to the Oversight of an Independent Fiduciary (“Independent Fiduciary”) Which Will Be a Business Organization With Substantial Real Estate Investment Experience and Which Will Be Familiar With the Responsibilities of a Fiduci Ary With Respect to Benefit

from POS AM 1 page Material contract

from POS AM ~10 pages Material contract

from S-1/A ~20 pages Independent Fiduciary Agmt

from S-1 ~20 pages Independent Fiduciary Agmt

from S-1 ~20 pages Independent Fiduciary Agmt

from POS AM ~20 pages Custodial Agreement

from POS AM ~10 pages Independent Fiduciary Agreement