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
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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My Team
Doug Whitten
Executive Vice President
Jeremy Kraus
Executive Vice President
Abigail Barlion
Client StrategyConslt Manager