Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate is making big moves on its own home turf. The brokerage has taken the exclusive PAG Portfolio to market. The portfolio consists of eight industrial flex buildings spanning 400,000 SF across three campuses along Rockside Road in Valley View, Ohio, a market CRESCO knows better than anyone.
The portfolio consists of a three-campus, eight building assignment that include Southport Center at 8333 Rockside Road, Highpoint Corporate Park at 9445 – 9885 Rockside Road, and Rockside Business Point at 9700 – 9800 Rockside Road. Together, the campuses represent one of the largest and notable industrial flex opportunities to hit the Valley View submarket in recent years.
Located just steps from Rockside Road, CRESCO has built a strong and lasting presence in one of Northeast Ohio’s most active industrial and flex corridors. After years of working deals in the area, the firm now represents more industrial and flex listings in the corridor than any other brokerage firm. Through its affiliation with Cushman & Wakefield, CRESCO pairs local expertise with national reach.
“I drive Rockside every single day. We know who’s in these buildings, what people are looking for, and what tenants actually need out here. That matters when you’re trying to lease 400,000 SF” Valletto said.
Cole Sorenson and Alex Valletto will be taking lead on this listing, a testament to their continuous hard work from day one in the brokerage. Northeast Ohio is currently building the next generation of commercial real estate professionals and CRESCO is at the forefront of it. The brokerage is always taking steps toward building up early-career professionals and providing a homebase for them to flourish and succeed.
“We know these buildings, we know this corridor, and we know the users who need to be here,” Sorenson added. “This is exactly the kind of assignment we’ve been working toward.”
Part of the team’s strategy will focus on repositioning portions of existing single story office space within the buildings and adding an industrial flex component. Rather than marketing it strictly as traditional office, this approach better aligns with the evolving tenant demand in today’s market.
