Abigail Barlion
Client StrategyConslt Manager
Professional Experience
Associated Office
Abbey is a part of CBRE’s Cincinnati Industrial Services team where she works with Mike Lowe, Tim Schenke, Doug Whitten, Jeremy Kraus, Chris Carey and Nick Greiwe as a Client Services Team Lead. She manages all aspects of the listing life cycle, manages all marketing initiatives, manages team research and data, coordinates the leasing and sale process and close out of all deals, as well as maintains the information flow of all ongoing deals. She focuses her efforts on tracking the team’s strategic 5-year pipeline.
Prior to joining the Cincinnati Industrial team, Abbey came to CBRE in 2007 as Client Service Coordinator and Transaction Coordinator on the Fifth Third Bank Corporate Services Account team. Abbey supported the CBRE Project Management team and was also responsible for the oversight and day-to-day management of Fifth Third Bank’s retail property needs in Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia, Tennessee and Missouri.
Education
- University of Cincinnati, Bachelor of Science, 2004
Pro Affiliations / Accreditations
- Licensed Kentucky Real Estate Salesperson
Achievements / Awards
- 2013 & 2018 Excellence in Service Award, Cincinnati LMA
- 2010 Recognition of Outstanding Customer Service Award
- 2010 Dark Green Award for Excellence in Customer Service
- Global Corporate Services (GCS) Transaction Management Excellence Team Award (2007)
- 2018 Ken Murawski Award
Community Involvement
- St. Ignatius School, Soccer Coach, 2019-current
Team Overview
Find your Perfect Space
Search PropertiesThe Cincinnati Industrial Team, providing developers, occupiers and owners comprehensive commercial real estate solutions in greater Cincinnati and across the United States.
Our Mission
Client Testimonials
Clients Represented
Intelligent Site Selection from CBRE
Major Reports
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An industrial big-box facility is a traditional warehouse or distribution center of at least 200,000 sq. ft.
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Article | Creating Resilience
Four Ways Retail Organizations Are Future-Proofing Their Real Estate Strategies
June 4, 2024
Facilities management, capital allocation and portfolio optimization provide opportunities to innovate and transform real estate strategies.
U.S. Market Reports
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Policy speculation and announcements are now the key drivers of macro expectations and financial markets.
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The Silicon Valley R&D market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 11.7%, net absorption of 671,547 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $2.99 per sq. ft. on a monthly, direct, NNN basis.
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The Napa/Solano Industrial market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 8.3%, net absorption of negative 1,070,185 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $0.91 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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The Oakland Industrial market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 6.3%, net absorption of negative 233,401 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.35 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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The Tri-Valley Industrial market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 7.0%, net absorption of negative 339,444 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.20 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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The North Contra Costa County Industrial market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 4.1%, net absorption of positive 30,519 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.11 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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The Silicon Valley R&D market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 11.7%, net absorption of 671,547 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $2.99 per sq. ft. on a monthly, direct, NNN basis.
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The Silicon Valley industrial market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 4.3%, net absorption of 2,236 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.82 per sq. ft. on a monthly, direct, NNN basis.
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The Silicon Valley industrial market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 4.3%, net absorption of 2,236 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.82 per sq. ft. on a monthly, direct, NNN basis.
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The San Francisco Bay Area industrial market closed Q4 2024 with an overall vacancy rate of 5.2%, net absorption of negative 59,284 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.42 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS
-The Columbia market has demonstrated strong demand and low vacancy rates, indicating a need for additional construction to meet tenant demand. -
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International Reports
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Market expansion slows during a period of uncertainty
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Stability in premium space amidst construction decline
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Increasing availability rates amid economic uncertainty
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UK logistics take up increased by 16% quarter-on-quarter in Q1 2025 to 5m sq ft. Space under offer also increased over the quarter, by 11.4%, while availability rose to 44.4m sq ft.
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Tight market encounters economic turbulence
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Tariff uncertainty overshadows an otherwise promising quarter
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Gross take-up over the quarter has decreased compared to 4Q24, totalling c. 91,000 sqm over 1Q25.
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Gross take-up over the quarter decreased compared to the previous quarter and totalled c.293,000 sqm. Total take-up levels across the Melbourne market remains healthy, with levels consistent with the long-term historical average.
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Gross take-up fell by 10% compared to last quarter, totalling 98,000 sqm. Transport, Postal and Warehousing occupiers dominated lease activity in 1Q25.
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Australia’s vacancy rate averages 2.5% (as at 2.H4) and remains one of the lowest globally.
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Large Bay improves despite future uncertainty
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Winnipeg industrial sector remains steady to start 2025
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Availability tightens as no new supply is delivered
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Ottawa remains resilient in the face of cross-border tariff threats
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Pockets of improving fundamentals overshadowed by tariff uncertainty for an overall quiet quarter
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The latest CBRE Sustainability Index shows that inefficient assets continue to underperform.
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The UK property market showed a notable surge in office investment during Q4. The office sector saw an increase in full year take-up year-on-year, while the logistics sector maintained a stable level for the same period.
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Low availability continues to put upward pressure on rents
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Westshore availability declines as new supply is absorbed
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Quebec City shows signs of stability as availability growth eases
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Vacant new supply deliveries highlights third consecutive quarter of negative net absorption
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In 2024, investment in UK commercial real estate increased by 20% compared with 2023
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Gross take-up over the quarter has decreased significantly compared to 3Q24, totalling circa 123,000 sqm over 4Q24. The Manufacturing sector dominated total floorspace leased (50%).
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Strong pre-leasing over 4Q24 resulted in gross take-up of c.119,300 sqm for the quarter, and a total of c.296,000 sqm for CY2024, significantly above the 10-year average.
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Gross take-up over the quarter increased compared to the previous quarter and totalled c.275,000 sqm. Total take-up levels across the Melbourne market remains healthy, albeit concerns about high lead times remain prevalent.
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Gross take-up fell by 15% compared to last quarter, totalling 110,600 sqm. Transport, Postal and Warehousing occupiers dominated lease activity in 4Q24.
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Australia’s vacancy rate has increased and now averages 2.5% (as at 2.H4) – remaining one of the lowest globally.
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Gross take-up of c.54,500 sqm was recorded during 4Q24, bringing the CY2024 total to c.97,000 sqm (below the 10-year annual average of c.150,000 sqm).
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