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
Available Properties
Search PropertiesThe Cincinnati Industrial Team, providing developers, occupiers and owners comprehensive commercial real estate solutions in greater Cincinnati and across the United States.
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$7.66B
Team Transaction Volume
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1833
Transactions Completed
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217M SF
Transactions Volume
Our Mission
Client Testimonials
Kurt Nelson, Hillwood
Brent Miles, Chief Marketing Officer, Northpoint Development
Mark Leach, Procurement Manager, Indirects US/Canada, QUAKER HOUGHTON
Clients Represented
Intelligent Site Selection from CBRE
Major Reports
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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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Average direct asking rates decreased quarter-over-quarter (QoQ) by 4.9% and 9.4% year-over-year (YoY).
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Average direct asking rates increased by 1.6% quarter-over-quarter.
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The average direct asking rate remained steady at $1.02 NNN, decreasing by 4.7% from Q2 2025 and 21.5% year-over-year.
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Absorption gains offset in 2025 as 2026 construction surge looms.
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Total vacancy decreased to 7.5%, a 150-basis point (bps) drop year-over-year.
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Total vacancy increased by 20 basis points (bps) quarter-over-quarter to 5.2%, and by 100 bps year-over-year from 4.2% in Q4 2024.
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The market displayed continued stability in Q4. The region recorded 884,498 sq. ft. of positive net absorption, driven in large part by lease expansions.
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Commercial real estate market sees positive trends with Class A net absorption & declining vacancy rates.
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Commercial real estate market sees 5th consecutive quarter of positive Class A net absorption & declining vacancy rates.
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Asking rates continued to soften in Q4 2025, though the pace of decline slowed significantly.
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The Oakland Industrial market closed Q4 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 7.1%.
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The Napa/Solano Industrial market closed Q4 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 8.0%.
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The Tri-Valley Industrial market closed Q4 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 7.7%.
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New construction deliveries help meet demand for industrial space in Omaha
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The North Contra Costa County Industrial market closed Q4 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 5.7%.
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International Reports
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CBRE’s Index shows capital values were stable in February. Rents rose 0.1% and total returns were 0.4%. Retail values rose 0.2%; office and industrial were flat
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CBRE’s latest UK Property Market Figures reveals office supply is falling, logistics strengthening, retail investment easing, and living showing recovery.
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Vacancy stabilizing from Q1 run-up
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Frankfurt's industrial and logistics real estate market benefits from a healthy balance between supply and demand
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Berlin industrial and logistics real estate market showed a significant market upturn in 2025
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Industrial and logistics real estate market North Rhine-Westphalia with positive market momentum despite decline in take-up in 2025
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Hamburg industrial and logistics real estate market grew significantly in 2025
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Industrial and logistics real estate market in Central Germany in 2025 with varying market developments depending on the region
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Munich logistics real estate market set to grow again in 2025
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Momentum in Germany’s industrial and logistics real estate market accelerates again in 2025
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Return of large format users results in strong net absorption
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Automotive properties dominate industrial sales volume in 2025
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Finland enters 2026 with momentum building after three years of below average economic performance. The Finnish GDP grew by a mere 0.2% during 2025 as the elevated trade uncertainty, limited boost in private consumption and softening labour market dragged on the economy.
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Investment volume remains elevated as leasing activity strengthens
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Conditions shift toward gradual market stabilization
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In 2025, the Danish I&L sector experienced a y-o-y contraction in investment activity, registering a decline of 27%. Despite this downturn, the sector maintained its position as the second most liquid investment segment within the Danish real estate market.
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UK commercial real estate investment totalled £26.6bn in Q4 2025, representing a 36% increase on Q4 2024.
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Investment volume for 2025 reaches record-high JPY 6.5 trillion;
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Greater Tokyo vacancy rate falls for a third consecutive quarter to 9.8%, led by a 2.0 pp. q-o-q drop in the Ken-o-do area
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The industrial and logistics sector investment volume reached €124 million in the last quarter of the year, bringing the total volume for 2025 to €416 million, which represents 9% of the overall investment.
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Winnipeg industrial sector adapting to changing market dynamics
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German real estate investment market drops below the 2024 level despite year-end rally
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German real estate investment market drops below the 2024 level despite year-end rally
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In Q4 2025, UK logistics take-up totalled 4.3m sq ft, bringing total take-up for 2025 to 25.6m sq ft, 22% higher than 2024.
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Contact us to request access to our latest reports on the Italian commercial real estate market.
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Small and mid bay remain resilient despite headwinds in the large bay market
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East region activity sparks large increase in availability rate
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In H2 2025, space take-up in Vienna amounts to 80,100 sq m due to a large-scale lease.
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Gross take-up over the quarter has decreased significantly compared to 3Q25, totalling c. 95,000 sqm over 4Q25.
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Gross take-up of c.86,500 sqm was recorded for 4Q25 and c.255,000 sqm for CY2025, exceeding the long-run annual average.
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Gross take-up for 4Q25 totalled c.190,000 sqm, representing a quarter on quarter decline as tenant enquiry remained subdued.
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Gross take-up increased compared to 3Q25, with around 109,100 sqm (transactions >4,000 sqm) of floorspace leased.
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Gross take-up in 2025 exceeded the 2024 level by just over 10% - supported by strong leasing activity in the Sydney and Adelaide markets.
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Gross take-up of c.150,000 sqm was recorded during 4Q25. The CY2025 gross take-up totals c.315,000 sqm – above the 10-year annual average of c.174,000 sqm.
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Slight contraction in Q4 does not detract from overall healthy year of absorption
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Industrial leasing momentum improved in Q4 2025, with leasing volume amounting to 1.1 million sq.
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Halifax sees new supply deliver for the first time this year
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Supply pipeline tightens while demand rebounds across key markets
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Take-up across UK logistics markets totalled 25.6m sq ft in 2025, strongly outperforming 2024 by 22%.
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2025 closes on a positive quarter of net absorption despite availability uptick
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Availability records second consecutive quarterly decline amid increased demand
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Availability rate increase slows in 2025 and construction metrics improve
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CBRE professionals in Asia Pacific note an overall improvement in investment sentiment and risk appetite.
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Gross take-up for the year-to-date surpasses CY2024 levels, with 3Q25 totalling just over 170,000 sqm.
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Gross take-up of c.46,700 sqm was recorded for 3Q25, and on track to exceed the long-run annual average.
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Gross take-up for 3Q25 totalled c.165,000 sqm, representing a decline from the previous quarter. Tenant enquiry volume remains subdued.
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Gross take-up decreased compared to 2Q25, with around 90,600 sqm (transactions >4,000 sqm) of floorspace leased. However, higher enquiry levels and several transactions in HOA are likely to bolster activity in the near-term.
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Gross take-up of c.46,500 sqm was recorded during 3Q25. The rolling 12-month gross take-up totals c.219,000 sqm – above the 10-year annual average of c.150,000 sqm.
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Availability continues to rise with growing construction pipeline to bring more space to market
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CBRE's latest UK Sustainability Index highlights office and industrial assets with stronger sustainability credentials outperformed in H1 2025,
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Vacancy tightens as Moncton sees a strong quarter of leasing activity
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