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SparrowHawk acquires EQT portfolio of 20 industrial assets across Midwest
SparrowHawk, a Houston-based industrial real estate investment and management firm, has completed its largest transaction ever and one of the most notable to kick-off the…
Browning brings its Velocity formula to Columbus
For Indianapolis-based developer Browning, entering a new industrial market isn't something the company does without first conducting extensive research on whether that market is a…
How AI is changing the day-to-day work of industrial real estate acquisitions
There is a version of commercial real estate acquisitions work that most people outside the industry never see: the hours spent pulling deal details, formatting…
A resilient CRE market: That’s the message at Columbus Commercial Real Estate Summit
The commercial real estate market in Columbus remains a resilient one, with several sectors -- including multifamily, retail and industrial -- holding strong while even…
MAG Capital Partners closes sale of six-property industrial portfolio across Midwest
MAG Capital Partners completed the sale of more than 1.37 million square feet of long-term, net-leased industrial assets primarily acquired through its MAGCP Industrial Fund II,…
CBRE adds first vice president for hotels in Columbus office
Laurel Keller has joined CBRE as a First Vice President in its Columbus, Ohio, office for CBRE Hotels. In this role, Keller works alongside Eric Belfrage and Michael…
Opus starts construction on 898,500-square-foot spec industrial development in Canal Winchester
Opus announced that construction has begun on Canal Crossing Commerce Center, an 898,500-square-foot three building speculative industrial development on 72 acres near the US 33/Gender…
Associated Bank closes $6.9 million loan to finance industrial building in Pataskala
Associated Bank completed a $6,982,106 term loan to Transport Properties and GFH Partners to finance a 75,250 square foot industrial building located at 3003 Etna…
Columbus office market nets fifth straight quarter of positive net absorption
The Columbus, Ohio, office market isn't booming, but it is making progress when it comes to vacancies.