Broe Real Estate Group, the multi-billion-dollar Colorado based developer, has named Kevin Caille as Senior Vice President for the Southeast Region of its industrial development group. BREG’s record-setting industrial development unit continues to be paced by intense demand for domestic industrial space needed to serve ecommerce sales growth and reshaped supply chains. With forecasted market absorption of industrial space exceeding 400 million square feet in the next eighteen months alone, industrial real estate demand remains at record levels.

“The demand for industrial space within the Savannah market remains robust and we see even greater
opportunity ahead,” said BREG CEO Douglas Wells. “Kevin is the ideal addition to lead our regional
growth. We are pleased to add a proven leader with the deep market knowledge and relationships
needed to expand our presence in Georgia and the Southeast.”

BREG’s Industrial Development unit leverages the combined real estate industry expertise and its
affiliate railroad operating company OmniTRAX, to provide rail-served and non-rail industrial solutions
for industry giants including The Home Depot, P&G, and Commercial Metals Company. BREG and
OmniTRAX are affiliates of The Broe Group. Founded by billionaire Pat Broe in 1972, The Broe Group and
its affiliates form a privately-owned, multi-billion-dollar infrastructure company with diversified holdings
throughout North America. BREG’s national industrial model enables it to rapidly scale its successful
private development and public private partnerships.

“Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub is a generational development opportunity that has captured the
attention of industry leaders in Georgia,” said BREG Senior Vice President Kevin Caille. “I am excited to
build on the reputation Broe Real Estate Group has earned in the market to expand our reach
throughout the Southeast and East Coast.”

Caille brings nearly two decades of market specific industrial real estate development experience, with a
career portfolio that exceeds two billion dollars of southeast transactions. In his new role, Caille will lead
the Southeast Region including the Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub, a 2,600-acre master planned
industrial park. This development features dual rail service from CSX and Norfolk Southern, as well as
strong proximity to the Port of Savannah, which continues its streak as the fastest-growing port in the
United States. Kevin has earned a Master of Business Administration as well as a Bachelor of Business
Administration in real estate from the University of Georgia.