
Professional Experience
Associated Office
Education
- Graduate: Elder High School ‘01
- Miami University, Finance ‘05
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, 2020
- Top 20% of all CBRE Producers 2020
- 2015 - 2021 Cincinnati office “Top Five” producers
Recent Significant Transactions
- TJX Companies
2100 Douglas Way, Union, OH,
Lease
996,979 SF - Cornerstone Brands
5566 West Chester Rd, West Chester, OH,
Lease
970,168 SF - Honeywell
201 Richard Knock Way, Walton, KY,
Lease
896,896 SF - Diversey
7900 Foundation Way, Elsmere, KY,
Lease
839,931 SF - Radial
30 Transport Drive, Walton, KY,
Lease
631,448 SF - BarkBox
5345 East North Belt, North Las Vegas, NA,
Lease
397,656 SF - Borderless
2250-2300 Progress Drive, Hebron, KY,
Lease
258,600 SF - Best Nest
4000 McMann Rd, Cincinnati, OH,
Sale
223,000 SF - 80 Acres Farms
7455 Empire Dr, Florence, KY,
Sale
195,000 SF
Clients Represented
- 80 Acres
- Acuren Inspection
- Barkbox
- Blue Buffalo
- Borderless
- Carl Zeiss Vision
- Close the Loop
- Hubert Company
- Kao USA, Inc.
- Lems Shoes
- National Powersport Auctions
- NIBCO
- OIA Global
- Profill/HitPromo
- PVS Nolwood Chemical
- Stairtek
- Valeo
- Vinylmax
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.
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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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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 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 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 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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-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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My Team
Doug Whitten
Executive Vice President
Jeremy Kraus
Executive Vice President
Abigail Barlion
Client StrategyConslt Manager