Industrial Warehouse for Lease | Avon

51,300 SF Available October 1

1350 Moore Rd. | Avon

4 Docks | 1 Drive-in Door | 1600 Amp Power

3,215 SF Office Space | Ample Car & Truck Parking

Industrial Sale | Seville

8989 Lake Rd.

$48,210,000 ($107.31/SF)

449,280 SF

Seller: Stonemont Financial Group | Buyer: Glen Una Management Company

Why: Glen Una Management Company likely acquired 8989 Lake Rd., a single‑tenant distribution building leased to B'Laster Products, as a long‑term, income asset with predictable cash flow.

Industrial Sale | Twinsburg

8796 Independence Pkwy.

$34,275,000 ($122.21/SF)

280,464 SF

Seller: Scannell Properties | Buyer: STAG Industrial, Inc.

Why: Scannell Properties (developer) likely sold to recycle capital from a stabilized, fully-leased multi-tenant warehouse into new development and investment opportunities.

Industrial Portfolio Sale

814  W. Lima St. | Findlay

$13,948,219 ($67.22/SF)

207,500 SF

Seller: Real Capital Solutions | Buyer: Mohr Capital

1780 S. County Rd. 1 | Tiffin

$5,350,430 ($55.73/SF)

96,000 SF

Seller: Real Capital Solutions | Buyer: Mohr Capital

206 S. Griffith St. | Sycamore

Sale Price Not Disclosed

72,255 SF

Seller: Real Capital Solutions | Buyer: Mohr Capital

Why: Mohr Capital likely acquired these properties from Real Capital Solutions because they are mission-critical, industrial assets that fit their targeted size and industrial investment profile and offers stable net-lease style income while providing the seller with liquidity for portfolio diversification.

Industrial Sale | Euclid

20001 Euclid Ave.

$18,500,000 ($20.95/SF)

882,853 SF

Seller: 20001 Euclid industrial LLC | Buyer: Euclid Ohio LLC

Why: An LLC buyer can plausibly justify acquiring 20001 Euclid Ave. out of receivership as a discounted purchase of a large, stabilized industrial asset with upside in lease-up, operations, and capital structure, in a market where replacement cost and land value likely exceed the all‑in basis.

Senior Multi-Family Sale | Cincinnati

776 Cincinnati Batavia Pike

$11,400,000 ($76,000/Unit)

150 Units

Seller: MJO, Ltd. | Buyers: Legacy Eastgate LLC (92.5%), Bee Still, LLC (3.75%), Century Club 100, LLC (3.75%)

Why: An investor might buy 776 Cincinnati Batavia Pike because it is a stabilized independent senior living community in a major Eastgate retail corridor, offering sticky age‑restricted tenancy, premium all‑inclusive rents, and strong demand fundamentals from the local population.

Industrial Sale-Leaseback  | Waverly

801 W. 2^nd St.

$6,430,000 ($19.50/SF)

Cap Rate: 11.27%

329,730 SF

Seller: Scioto Valley Woodworking, Inc. | Buyers: F Street Waverly, LLC (76.43%), Cedar Village Apartments, LLC (20.00%), & Griswold Enterprises LLC (3.57%)

Why: This industrial sale-leaseback offers an investor an attractive double‑digit going‑in yield backed by a committed in‑place operator, with long‑term cash flow security and upside potential through future rent growth and cap rate compression.

Industrial Sale | Valley City

6000 Grafton Rd.

$5,842,000 ($91.36/SF | $77,852/AC)

63,944 SF | 75.04 AC

Seller: APG LLC | Buyer: Commonwealth Capital, LLC

Why: APG LLC sold the Hy‑Production real estate to Commonwealth Capital, LLC to fully exit its investment in the business by monetizing the underlying facility after selling the company itself in 2024.

Retail Sale | Sheffield Lake

4850 Transportation Dr.

$5,784,200 ($160.67/SF)

36,000 SF

Seller: CSM Kenworth | Buyer: CSM Companies

Why: This transaction appears to be an internal sale between related CSM‑affiliated entities, likely recorded for internal book/transfer purposes or lender underwriting, rather than a true arm’s‑length market trade.

Retail Sale | Westerville

133 Huber Village Blvd.

$5,775,000 ($58.11/SF)

99,380 SF

Seller: Rialto Capital Management | Buyer: The Robert Weiler Company

Why: The Robert Weiler Company likely acquired this asset to secure long‑term, NNN income from an operating Kohl’s, with future upside from rent growth, lease extensions, or eventual redevelopment.

Retail Sale | Harrison

615 Ring Rd.

$4,148,438 ($413.73/SF)

Cap Rate: 6.10%

10,027 SF

Seller: Oak Street Real Estate Capital | Buyer: CB Harrison LLC

Why: CB Harrison LLC likely acquired this asset as a long‑term, passive investment secured by an absolute NNN lease, providing durable, inflation‑hedged cash flow backed by a national credit tenant.

Data Center Land Sale | Urbana

S. U.S. Hwy. 68

$3,398,150 ($35,000/AC)

97.09 AC

Seller: Organ Farms | Buyer: Thor Equities Group

Why: This acquisition adds to the 47.637 acres Thor Equities Group purchased in August 2025 for $2.14 million. Thor Equities has announced the development of the Urbana Technology Hub, a proposed single‑story, approximately 460,000 square foot data center campus.

Land for Sale | Johnstown

14859 Center Village Rd.

$28,259,650 ($95,000/AC)

297.47 AC

Sale Contact: Joe Janszen of Keller Williams Greater Columbus Realty

Industrial for Sale | Walton Hills

7350 Young Dr.

$9,250,000 ($65.13/SF)

Cap Rate: 11.12%

142,016 SF RBA

Sale Contact: Kurt Hediger of Graystone Capital Advisors

Industrial Portfolio for Sale | Toledo

3347 Mcgregor Ln.

806 S. Reynolds Rd.

5333 Secor Rd.

$4,200,000 ($69.16/SF)

Cap Rate: 7.51%

60,728 SF RBA

Sale Contact: Jack Cornell of SRS Real Estate Partners

Industrial for Sale & Lease | Loveland

154 Commerce Blvd.

$7,592,210 ($95.00/SF)

Lease Rate: $6.95/NNN

79,918 SF RBA/Available

Lease Contact: Roddy MacEachen of SQFT Commercial

Hotel for Sale | North Olmsted

25105 Country Club Blvd.

$6,300,000 ($61,165/Room)

103 Rooms

Sale Contact: Andrew Post of Bowman Post Group

Former School for Sale | Kettering

1725 E. David Rd.

$4,995,000 ($137.73/SF)

36,266 SF RBA

Sale Contact: Danielle Kuehnle of Oberer Realty Services

Land for Sale | Mount Sterling

13360 U.S. 62

$4,900,000 ($24,747/AC)

198 AC

Sale Contact: Bill Potts of The Barnyard Nest

Industrial Outdoor Storage Site Sale | Columbus

2929 E. 14^th Ave.

$3,569,000 ($504.10/SF | $1,125,868/AC)

7,080 SF | 3.17 AC

Sale Contact: Ryan McGreevy of NAI Ohio Equities LLC

Industrial Lease | Columbus

2300 Rickenbacker Pkwy.

162,665 SF

Lease Rep Company: CBRE

Industrial Lease | Solon

7905 Cochran Rd.

59,964 SF

Landlord Company: EQT Real Estate

Tenant Reps: Terry Coyne & Connor McCoy of Newmark

Retail Lease | Conneaut

199 Gateway Ave.

36,692 SF

Tenant: Tractor Supply Company

Lease Rep Company: CBRE

Industrial for Sale & Lease | Marion

617 W. Center St.

Lease Rate: $5.00/NNN

250,000 SF Available

Sale & Lease Contact: Tim Echemann of Industrial Property Brokers

Industrial for Lease | Columbus

4350 Roberts Rd.

154,893 SF Available

Lease Contact: Joe Kimener of KBC Advisors

Industrial for Lease | Strongsville

11515 Alameda Dr.

Lease Rate: $7.50/NNN

72,240 SF Available

Lease Contact: Alex Valletto of Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate

Industrial for Lease | Mentor

7350 Production Dr.

Lease Rate: $7.25/NNN

67,200 SF Available

Lease Contact: Christopher Hondlik of Hanna Commercial Real Estate

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• Brooklyn passes six-month moratorium on data centers

COLUMBUS

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DAYTON

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TOLEDO

• Insight: Fast-tracked power plants fuel AI boom, with little public scrutiny

YOUNGSTOWN

• Lordstown extends data center moratorium
• Iconic baking company announces its ceasing operations

ELSEWHERE IN OHIO

• OpenAI Reportedly In Talks For $500B Data Center Campus On Federal Land
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NEWMARK

•  Big Tech’s U.S. Office Strategy Is Clear: Concentrate, Upgrade, Expand 

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• Apollo to Dissolve, Liquidate Assets
• Modular approach can speed data center construction by 30%: Flex
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• Iran Conflict, Energy Shock Reshape US Industrial Market
• Fourteen States Debate Data Center Bans Amid Local Pushback
• One of America’s biggest pizza chains has a new future
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• Big tech returning to the office — on its own terms
• Prologis Doubles Down on Logistics Sustainability Targets
• Advocacy group urges intelligence committees to probe foreign influence on data centers
• Fed Holds Rates Again as Warsh Steps In
• Multifamily Starts Tumble 40% As Housing Construction Hits 6-Year Low
• Drive-Thru Traffic Slides, Challenging Net Lease Retail
• US Industrial Vacancy Narrows for New Large Properties
• Largest US Banks Cut CRE Delinquencies as Others Creep Up