Midwest Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame: Neyer Properties’ Dan Neyer
What does it take to become a member of the Midwest Real Estate News Commercial Hall of Fame? You need top production. But you also…
Cincinnati
Colliers closes nearly $3 million office sale in Cincinnati submarket
Colliers International|Greater Cincinnati recently negotiated the nearly $3 million sale of the Corporate Center of Blue Ash in Blue Ash, Ohio. Blue Ash is one…
Marcus & Millichap sells net-leased Arby’s in Cincinnati
Marcus & Millichap sold an Arby's 2,890-square-foot net-leased property in Cincinnati. The asset sold for list price, $1.238 million.
Cushman & Wakefield: Industrial sector bunching up record-setting years
The U.S. industrial market is having yet another booming year, with the sector on track to finish 2018 with its third best net occupancy growth,…
High-end apartment complex under construction at Cincinnati development
The pedestrian-friendly, live-work-play community The District at Deerfield in the Cincinnati market continues to take shape with two significant steps: Developers have broken ground on…
NorthMarq closes $14 million loan for Cincinnati mixed-use property
Susan Branscome, senior vice president/managing director of NorthMarq Capital's Cincinnati regional office, arranged financing of $14.9 million for Linden Pointe, a 120,759-square-foot mixed-use property at…
NorthMarq provides $7 million in financing for Ohio retail center
Noah Juran, senior vice president at NorthMarq Capital's Cincinnati regional office, collaborated with Dale Stewart, vice president at NorthMarq Capital's Denver regional office, to arrange…
Cushman & Wakefield closes 11,000-square-foot office lease in Cincinnati
Cushman & Wakefield represented Smith/Hallemann Partners in its lease of 11,443 square feet at Governor's Pointe Office Park in Cincinnati to Queen City Hospice, LLC…
Marcus & Millichap sells 18,000-square-foot property in Cincinnati market
Marcus & Millichap recently sold Tractor Supply Company, an 18,888-square-foot net-leased property in Harrison, Ohio. The property sold for more than $2.26 million.
The best secondary market in the Midwest for investors? It might be Nashville
It's increasingly difficult for commercial real estate investors to earn strong returns in big cities such as New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco. That's…