Comments on: Ask the Expert: Andy Smyth http://www.landreport.com/2009/10/ask-the-expert-andy-smyth/ The Magazine of the American Landowner Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:24:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Mark Richter http://www.landreport.com/2009/10/ask-the-expert-andy-smyth/comment-page-1/#comment-542 Mark Richter Thu, 19 Nov 2009 23:34:05 +0000 http://www.landreport.com/?p=2190#comment-542 You should probably add Pat Broe to your list of 100 land owners. He would probably qualify as number 22 or 23. I have a couple of pictures as well and have his permission to submit this information. Bio: Patrick Broe – 310,000 acres Pat Broe keeps his personal and business affairs extremely private. However, Broe’s investment and asset management company is known to own or control well over 100 companies invested in real estate, transportation and energy. In addition to his holdings in operating companies, Broe owns ranches and farms in Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico. The New Mexico ranches, Hubble and Green, were acquired in 2005 and extend over 290,000 acres by themselves. One of Broe’s more visible projects of late is the Great Western Industrial Park in Windsor, Colorado which became a major source of Colorado “green” job growth in 2008. You should probably add Pat Broe to your list of 100 land owners. He would probably qualify as number 22 or 23. I have a couple of pictures as well and have his permission to submit this information.
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Patrick Broe – 310,000 acres

Pat Broe keeps his personal and business affairs extremely private. However, Broe’s investment and asset management company is known to own or control well over 100 companies invested in real estate, transportation and energy. In addition to his holdings in operating companies, Broe owns ranches and farms in Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico. The New Mexico ranches, Hubble and Green, were acquired in 2005 and extend over 290,000 acres by themselves. One of Broe’s more visible projects of late is the Great Western Industrial Park in Windsor, Colorado which became a major source of Colorado “green” job growth in 2008.

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