About CenterPoint Properties

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About CenterPoint Properties
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• Experienced industrial, infrastructure and
  transportation-related property owner, buyer,
  seller, developer
• Founded in 1984, public in 1993, traded on NYSE
• Privatized in 2006 by CalPERS, largest US pension
  fund
• 3.5 billion company
• 42 million SF portfolio (330 tenants)
• 9,000 developable acres
• Invest 1 billion on average annually
• Focus on national transportation-related
  development
• Nations premier integrated logistics center
  (ILC) developer

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Chicago Intermodal Landscape
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CenterPoint Intermodal Center Elwood, IL
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• 2,500-acre Integrated Logistics Center
• 1,400-acre Industrial Park
• 1,000-acre BNSF Intermodal Facility
• 100-acre Equipment Management Area
• 400-acre Conservation Area
• 12 Million SF Industrial Facilities
• International Service
• 1 Billion Private Investment

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A Little History
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• Shuttered Joliet Arsenal significant job loss
• USEPA Classified Superfund Site
• Federal government zero real estate taxes
• Previous developer proposed landfill and quarry
• CenterPoint acquired in 2000, BNSF LPC intermodal
  opened in 2002
• 8 Million SF completed to date, 1.2 Million SF
  under construction
• 1 Billion total investment, 200 Million in TIF
  grants
• More than 8,000 jobs to date (not including jobs
  from spurred development)
• Diversification of tax base, increased property
  values
• Extensive charitable and civil contributions to
  community

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CIC Elwood Customers
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Wal-Mart Case Study
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• 3.4M square feet
• 600 new full-time jobs
• 2,126 trailer parking spaces for on-site
  storage
• 100,000 annual loads at full capacity
• Location driven by transportation costs, rent
  played second fiddle

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CenterPoints Next Intermodal Center
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• 6,ooo acres
• 2 intermodal terminals
• 4 Million TEUs per annum
• 30 Million SF industrial facilities
• 400 acres for container/trailer and equipment
  storage
• International and Domestic service
• Carload and intermodal service
• Foreign Trade Zone
• Enterprise Zone

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21st Century Economic Engine The Integrated
Intermodal Center
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• Proximity to population centers, major
  interstates
• Adequate and available labor
• Relieves rail, truck and commuter congestion in
  the region
• Abundant land for rail, warehouses, equipment
  management
• Foreign Trade Zone and modern/flexible zoning
  attracts industry and jobs
• ½ of all loads in/out via rail NOT truck
• Integrates warehouses with rail terminals
• Integrates equipment management areas with rail
  terminals
• Green developments