Looking at Columbus, industrial construction reached 13.0 million SF (4.3% of inventory) in 2Q26, more than doubling quarter-over-quarter as 19+ projects totaling over 8.2 million SF broke ground.
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Seller: Whirlpool Corporation | Buyer: TPG Angelo Gordon
Why: TPG Angelo Gordon likely structured this as a sale-leaseback with Whirlpool, acquiring the KitchenAid industrial campus to generate long-term, NNN income from an investment-grade operating tenant while freeing Whirlpool to redeploy the sale proceeds into its core manufacturing business.
Industrial Campus Sale-Leaseback | Wooster
1260, 1425, & 1600 E. Bowman St.
845 Nold Ave.
$31,455,632 ($66.96/SF)
469,795 SF
Seller: ArtiFlex Manufacturing LLC | Buyer: STORE Capital
Why: This appears to be a sale-leaseback in which ArtiFlex Manufacturing sold its Wooster multi-parcel manufacturing campus — and the Clyde facility days earlier — to STORE Capital, monetizing owned real estate to free operating capital while retaining occupancy under a long-term net lease, consistent with STORE Capital's core Master Funding Solutions strategy.
Industrial Sale | Columbus
5141 Scarborough Blvd.
$29,350,000 ($198.35/SF)
147,968 SF
Seller: Neyer Properties | Buyer: ExchangeRight Real Estate
Why: ExchangeRight Real Estate likely acquired this net-leased distribution warehouse to add an industrial, investment-grade-tenanted asset to one of its DST or Essential Income REIT portfolios, consistent with its stated strategy of delivering stable, long-term net-lease income to 1031 exchange investors.
Industrial Sale | West Chester
6459 Allen Rd. & 9635 Windisch Rd.
$11,750,000 ($672.24/SF)
17,479 SF
Seller: Estes Express Lines | Buyer: A. Duie Pyle
Why: Estes Express Lines appears to have disposed of this former LTL truck terminal, consistent with Estes opening a new, larger Cincinnati service center in 2026, while A. Duie Pyle likely acquired the site to operate or reposition an established truck-terminal property in a supply-chain-strategic Cincinnati submarket.
Nursing Home Sale | Akron
145 Olive St.
$10,080,000 ($349.25/SF)
28,862 SF
Seller: 145 Olive Street Propco LLC (Divine Healthcare Management) | Buyer: 145 Olive Street Realty LLC (Fairview Healthcare Management)
Why: Fairview Healthcare Management likely acquired the Akron nursing home from Divine Healthcare Management to expand its skilled nursing footprint in Ohio, upgrade a lower‑rated asset, and capture operational and financial upside through improved quality scores and occupancy.
Why: Triple-S Steel Supply appears to have acquired this large manufacturing facility from an ATI-affiliated seller to expand its owner-operated steel supply and processing footprint into the Ohio market, consistent with its growth strategy of adding regional service-center and production locations.
Industrial Sale-Leaseback | Alliance
2025 McCrea St.
$8,737,793 ($93.48/SF)
93,477 SF
Seller: Central Coated Products, Inc. | Buyer: J.P. Morgan Asset Management
Why: J.P. Morgan Asset Management likely acquired this light-manufacturing facility in a sale-leaseback structure, allowing the seller (an owner-occupant food-paper manufacturer) to monetize its real estate while securing NNN income for the buyer from a continuing industrial tenant.
Hotel Sale | Cincinnati
5311 Hetzell St.
$7,800,000 ($83,871/Room)
93 Rooms
Seller: Crestpoint Companies | Buyer: WMCA Holding LLC & Red Bank Hospitality LLC
Why: WMCA Holding LLC and Red Bank Hospitality LLC likely acquired the Cincinnati hotel as a cash-flowing, modern hotel asset with strong local demand drivers, using LLCs to optimize liability, financing, and long-term investment flexibility.
Industrial Sale | Millersburg
5060 County Road 120
$7,630,163 ($205.11/SF)
37,200 SF
Seller: Centor, Inc. | Buyer: Gerresheimer Primary Packaging Plastics NA, Inc.
Why: This transaction appears to be a related-party transfer between two Gerresheimer-affiliated entities — the seller (Centor Inc.) and the buyer (Gerresheimer's NA plastics subsidiary) — likely consolidating title of their existing Millersburg pharmaceutical packaging facility under the operating entity as part of Gerresheimer AG's broader corporate restructuring and asset-rationalization effort.
Nursing Home Sale | New Lexington
920 S. Main St.
$7,562,100 ($139.06/SF)
54,379 SF
Seller: Majestic Care (Marx Development Group) | Buyer: Sweetwater Care
Why:Sweetwater Care, a national skilled nursing facility owner-operator that specializes in turnaround opportunities, likely acquired these facilities to reposition its operations and clinical performance under its own management platform, consistent with its stated investment strategy. This adds to the nursing home properties they acquired in early July in Bryan, Toledo, and Perrysburg.
Former College Sale | South Euclid
4545 College Rd.
$8,000,000 ($18.65/SF | $166,389/AC)
428,940 SF | 48.08 AC
Seller: The Notre Dame College | Buyer: Akron Children's Hospital
Why: Akron Children's Hospital likely acquired the former Notre Dame College campus to establish a large-scale Greater Cleveland hub for future pediatric specialty services, extending the health system's eastside suburban reach consistent with its stated strategy of improving access to children's care across the region.
Parking Lot/Land for Sale | Akron
330 S. High St.
$450,000 ($26,471/Space)
17 Spaces
Sale Contact: Terry Coyne & Elizabeth Coyne of Newmark
