SUNPORT SOUTH BUSINESS PARK IS A NEW 330 ACRE DEVELOPMENT WITH RAIL, INTERSTATE AND AIRPORT ACCESS IN ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO. WHATEVER YOUR INDUSTRIAL NEED IS, SUNPORT SOUTH DELIVERS.

COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL5051 Journal Center Blvd NE, Suite 200 Albuquerque, NM 87109+1 505 883 7676 Mainwww.colliers.com

ALBUQUERQUE, NM

1

STRATEGICALLY LOCATED WHERE ROAD, RAIL AND AIR MEET AND HARNESSING THE LARGEST WORKFORCE IN THE STATE, SUNPORT SOUTH HAS THE POWER TO DO ANYTHING YOU NEED.

One space Unlimited possibilities

INTERSTATE 25 ACCESS » Located right off I-25, with two interstate access points: Rio Bravo Blvd./University Blvd. and a future access point at Bobby Foster Rd.

» University Boulevard connects the site directly to the Sunport International Airport

» The I-25 and Rio Bravo interchange is undergoing redevelopment by the NMDOT with expected completion in late 2018

RAIL ACCESS » A railway spur runs east and west through the northern portion of the 330 Acre Sunport South Business Park

» The railroad spur is owned by the United States Air Force and is designated “mission critical”

AIRPORT ACCESS » Direct access to the airport is via University Boulevard

» Internal access points from the Sunport South Business Park to University Boulevard are planned to be spaced evenly along University Boulevard and can be designed to accommodate the grades needed for any type of access

LOCATION

Photo by Ron Reiring.

SITE PLAN

3

OVERVIEW

Size, Price and OptionsCONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN*

Tract 1 67 AcresTract 2 59 Acres - Proposed Rail SpurTract 3 35 AcresTract 4 28 AcresTract 5 71 AcresTract 6 69 Acres - Proposed Rail Spur

» A total of 330 acres available

» Lot sizes from 10 to 69 acres are possible

» All lots are fully improved with utilities, ingress and egress

» Platting can be configured for specific users

» Pricing $5.95 - $6.75/SF

Zoning and Usage » SD-V-M-1 Light Industrial Zoning

» Manufacturing, fabrication, warehousing, distribution and rail use

Development details » Park concept includes bus routes, bike trails, pedestrian paths and recreational open space

» Runs along the Tijeras Arroyo and the Kirtland Air Force Base BNSF Rail

» 408 acre-feet of water rights

» Currently the only site in Albuquerque with large improved tracts for big box manufacturing distribution facilities

» Foreign Trade Zone eligible

*Conceptual site plan only. Site can be redesigned to accommodate specific user needs.

T i j e r a s A r r oy o Ea s eme n t

Un i ver si t y B l vd

T i j e r a s A r r o y o Ea semen t

Exhibit 20 Transportation Map

4

RAILROADS IN THE SOUTHWEST

Union Pacific Operated Lines

BNSF Operated Lines

RAIL

» The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway (BNSF), one of the nation’s largest freight lines

» BNSF has a north-south line that crosses through Albuquerque with an east-west line located just 40 miles south of Albuquerque

» The railroad line runs across the north side of the development traveling from east and west

» Rail spurs are available and customizable for tracts 2 and 6, dependent on size and location of the lot

5

ROAD

NEW MEXICO INTERSTATE REACH

» Albuquerque is bisected by I-25 and I-40, this interchange is the busiest in New Mexico, handling in excess of 300,000 vehicles per day

» Both highways are essential cargo routes as I-40 connects from California to North Carolina and I-25 begins in Wyoming and goes to Mexico

» Sunport South boasts easy access from north or south I-25 with two exits off I-25

» The New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is redeveloping the I-25 & Rio Bravo interchange, final design is anticipated for June 2017 and completion is estimated late 2018

» Future interchange at Bobby Foster Rd.

6

DIRECT FLIGHTS FROM ABQ

AIR

ABQ is served by eight major commercial airlines and four regional airlines, that provide non-stop service to 24 different cities.

In 2016 the Sunport had: » Over 4.7 million passengers

» Over 60,000 tons of cargo

» 133,914 takeoffs and landings

Albuquerque Sunport shares its runways with Kirtland Air Force Base, who provide aircraft training and rescue services for the city. The National Weather Service, the U.S. Postal Service Express Mail Facility, and the Office for Customs and Border Protection (CBP) are also located at the Sunport.

7

ALBUQUERQUE

2016 COST OF LIVING COMPARISON

GROWTH & OPPORTUNITY

150

100

50

0

IND

EX*

Albu

quer

que,

NM

Salt

Lake

City

, UT

Dalla

s, T

X

Denv

er, C

O

Las

Vega

s, N

V

Los

Ange

les,

CA

Phoe

nix,

AZ

* The US index average is based on the score of 100. Cities below 100 represent lower average living costs, while cities over 100 represent more expensive living costs.

415,296AlbuquerqueWorkers

45%of New Mexico’s Workers

The Albuquerque metro area is rich in history and culture and is a dynamic growing city with a unique and diverse workforce. Located in the heart of the Southwest, Albuquerque is an ideal location.

» The Albuquerque metro area includes Bernalillo, Sandoval, Torrance and Valencia counties.

» The Albuquerque MSA population is over 900,000

» The city of Albuquerque has a population of 675,000

» Albuquerque has 70,000 college students; this group is smart, young and looking for employers

» Since 2000 the metro population has increased by 27%

» Rio Rancho had the largest growth of nearly 86%

» Foreign Direct Investment Magazine ranks the metro area in the top 10 American Cities of the Future and Forbes’ ranks Albuquerque as one of the Best Cities for Business.

» Companies like Lowe’s Customer Support Center, BendixKing, Fidelity Investments, Fraunhofer, Intel, SolAero, General Mills and Tempur-Pedic call Albuquerque home.

» Kirtland Air Force Base along with partners such as the Department of Energy and Sandia Laboratories have an annual economic impact on the Albuquerque area of more than $4 billion.

Source: Albuquerque Economic Development, Inc., Site SelectionSource: NM Department of Workforce Solutions, Economic Research & Analysis Bureau

8

» 19% of the labor force is 20-34 years old

» 2016 Unadjusted unemployment rate of 5.1%

» Metropolitan area has enjoyed an employment rate increase of 1.2%

» 1 in 4 jobs in Government sector

» 8 Public colleges in surrounding area including NM Institute of Mining and Technology and University of New Mexico

Source: Albuquerque Economic Development, Inc., Site Selection

ALBUQUERQUE EMPLOYMENT BY SECTOR KEY NUMBERS

Information

5.4%

Government21.4%

Mining, Logging & Construction

2.2%

Manufacturing 4.3%

16.2%

Trade, Transportation, & Utilities

Other Services 3%

Financial Activities 4.7%Professional & Business Services

15.0%

Education & Health Services

16.8%

Leisure & Hospitality11.%

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics: Metro Area Employment, Hours, & Earnings - 2015 average

WORK FORCE

9

SITE LOCATION

10

INCENTIVES

JTIPThe state of the New Mexico offers businesses Job Training Incentive Programs (JTIP). This is a employee training funding program. JTIP will fund classroom training through a public education institution as well as on the job training. In addition to classroom training costs, JTIP will reimburse 50 to 75% of employee wages.

LEDALocal Economic Development Act (LEDA) funding is available to targeted industries including advanced manufacturing, logistics, distribution and transportation to help stimulate economic development efforts.

CNM WORKFORCE TRAININGCentral New Mexico Community College (CNM) offers extensive training and professional development courses and programs through the WORKforce Training program. Through this program, employers have access to customized job training, industry training and professional certifications. The training can be organized on site or at the CNM facilities.

FOREIGN TRADE ZONE ELIGIBILITYThe Sunport South site is eligibile for designation as a Foreign Trade Zone. As a FTZ designated site, there are many benefits to operating at Sunport South. These benefits include waiving of U.S. duties and excise taxes for merchandise held or transported from the site.

New Mexico offers one of the best climates in the nation. With 310 days of sunshine a year, low humidity and rare extreme weather conditions.

A CLIMATE FOR OPPORTUNITY

COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL5051 JOURNAL CENTER NE | STE 200

ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87109+1 505 883 7676

www.colliers.com

BILL ROBERTSONLIC. #8433SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT/PRINCIPAL+1 505 880 7050bill.robertson@colliers.com

TOM FRANCHINI, CCIMLIC. #40532VICE PRESIDENT+1 505 880 7097tom.franchini@colliers.com

LORI ROBERTSONLIC. #32667ASSOCIATE BROKER+1 505 880 7044lori.robertson@colliers.com