
Professional Experience
Associated Office
As an industrial specialist, Doug advises his clients in analyzing their real estate decisions, ultimately helping them to achieve reduced costs, create value, and improve their performance.
Doug and his team are continually recognized as one of the top industrial teams in the city.
Education
- Xavier University, BSBA in Finance
- CB 101 Graduate
Pro Affiliations / Accreditations
- Licensed Ohio Real Estate Salesperson
- Licensed Kentucky Real Estate Salesperson
Achievements / Awards
- Top 10% of all CBRE Producers 2021
- Cincinnati Office Top Producer 2021
- Top 20% of all CBRE Producers 2020
- Winner of the Cincinnati office 2016 Ken Murawski Award
- 2015 - 2021 Cincinnati office “Top Five” producers
- 2013 & 2018 “Cincinnati Cup” winner, top broker chosen by peers in the office
Significant Transactions
- NorthPoint
Prime II - 1801 Prime Parkway, Springfield, OH
Lease
870,123 SF - Core5
7900 Foundation, Elsmere, KY
Lease
839,931 SF - NorthPoint
Park 70-75 Dayton Bldg IX, Dayton, OH
Lease
625,060 SF - VanTrust
Logistics One, Florence, KY
Lease
541,250 SF - STAG Industrial
1000 Titus Road, Springfield, OH
Sale
350,500 SF - NorthPoint
4600 Brate Dr., West Chester, OH
Lease
204,288 SF - NorthPoint
8586 Trade Center Drive, West Chester, OH
Lease
195,866 SF
Clients Represented
- 4Over, Inc.
- Cavalier Distributing/Beer House Distributors
- Core5 Industrial Partners
- Lincoln Property Company
- Link Industrial
- Northpoint
- Plymouth
- Prologis
- Stag
- VanTrust
- Westmount Realty Capital
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
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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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The Oakland Industrial market closed Q2 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 6.8%, net absorption of negative 679,857 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.34 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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Transportation and warehousing employment in Los Angeles County concluded Q2 2025 with a worker headcount of 205,700, up 1.6% year-over-year and up 11.9% over the past 5 years.
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The Napa/Solano Industrial market closed Q2 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 8.8%, net absorption of negative 340,762 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $0.91 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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Transportation and warehousing employment in Los Angeles County concluded Q2 with a worker headcount of 205,700, up 1.6% year-over-year and up 11.9% over the past 5 years.
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The Tri-Valley Industrial market closed Q2 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 7.5%, net absorption of negative 117,168 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.17 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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The North Contra Costa County Industrial market closed Q2 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 4.8%, net absorption of negative 116,826 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.53 per sq. ft. on a monthly, NNN basis.
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The Silicon Valley industrial market closed Q2 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 4.7%, net absorption of negative 358,618 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.73 per sq. ft. on a monthly, direct, NNN basis.
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The Silicon Valley R&D market closed Q2 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 11.9%, net absorption of negative 314,786 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $2.95 per sq. ft. on a monthly, direct, NNN basis.
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Vacancy falls again to 2.0% as the Omaha market posts fourteen quarters under 3%
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The San Francisco Bay Area industrial market closed Q1 2025 with an overall vacancy rate of 6.0%, net absorption of negative 1,724,808 sq. ft., and an overall average asking rate of $1.40 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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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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Availability rate rises 90 basis points quarter-over-quarter, amid slow down in new supply
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UK logistics take-up increased 34% quarter-on-quarter in Q2 2025, bringing the year-to-date total to 11.7 m sq ft.
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Tariff pressures continue to be felt in competitive industrial market
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Tariff uncertainty alleviates market pressures as occupiers begin to adapt
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UK commercial real estate saw a rise in capital values in H1 2025, with Retail and Industrial sectors recording the highest total returns.
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Availability rate climbs to 13-year high as new construction slows
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Winnipeg industrial sector remains resilient amid economic uncertainty
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Gross take-up over the quarter has increased compared to 1Q25, totalling c. 305,000 sqm over 2Q25.
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Gross take-up of c.75,000 sqm was recorded for 2Q25. A total of c.318,000 sqm recorded over the rolling 12 months - significantly above the 10-year average.
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Gross take-up for 2Q25 totalled c.145,000 sqm, representing a decline from the previous quarter.
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Gross take-up increased compared to last quarter, totalling c.167,000 sqm, with retail trade occupiers dominating lease activity.
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Australia’s vacancy rate increased from 2.5% and now averages 2.8% (as at 1H25) - remaining one of the lowest globally.
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Gross take-up of c.66,000 sqm was recorded during 2Q25. The rolling 12-month gross take-up totals c.195,000 sqm – above the 10-year annual average of c.150,000 sqm.
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Market fundamentals remain strong with uptick in availability and rates
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Trade-induced uncertainty lifts availability as weaker demand overshadows improving pre-leasing activity
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CBRE professionals in Asia Pacific note that overall investment sentiment and risk appetite remains steady overall, despite concerns over trade policy and uncertain economic growth.
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Net asking rent showing signs of stability
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Investment in the office sector remained stable over the first quarter, despite a decrease in take-up. Across retail, prime restricted and secondary retail park yields compressed.
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Local economy relatively insulated from market headwinds and trade war
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Vacancy and availability fall; market volatility persists due to American tariffs
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Strong quarter for office leasing; investment volume falls slightly q-o-q but remains healthy
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In Q1 2025, UK logistics take-up totalled 5.0m sq ft, representing a 20% increase compared with Q1 2024.
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Market expansion slows during a period of uncertainty
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Increasing availability rates amid economic uncertainty
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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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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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Low availability continues to put upward pressure on rents
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The Norwegian economy has experienced moderate growth since mid-2022, influenced by successive interest rate increases, spiking inflation, and subdued business demand, which have collectively hindered economic activity.
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My Team
Tim Schenke
Executive Vice President
Jeremy Kraus
Executive Vice President
Abigail Barlion
Client StrategyConslt Manager