CLEVELAND MASONIC AUDITORIUM

3615 Euclid Ave. | Cleveland

220,000 SF Commercial & Retail Complex For Sale

Significant Capital Improvements Completed Between 2018 - 2024

HVAC Added Providing Full Building Climate Control

New TPO Roof (20-Year Warranty)

Parking Lot Fully Resurfaced

Multi-Property, Mobile Home Community Sales

$30,990,085 ($57,710/Unit)

537 Units

6320 Poorman Rd. N. | Vermilion

$17,918,874 ($78,592/Unit)

228 Units

Seller: Harbourtown JV LLC | Buyer: MHC Affordable Housing DST V

3107 S. Myers Rd. | Geneva

$5,731,547 ($42,144/Unit)

136 Units

Seller: Arrowhead MHC LLC | Buyer: MHC Affordable Housing DST V

3107 S. Myers Rd. | Geneva

$4,498,498 ($42,042/Unit)

107 Units

Seller: Rustic Cove MHC LLC | Buyer: MHC Affordable Housing DST V

17468 Wapakoneta Rd. | Grand Rapids

$2,841,166 ($43,048/Unit)

66 Units

Seller: Arrowhead MHC LLC | Buyer: MHC Affordable Housing DST V

Multi-Family Sale | Toledo

$24,224,504 ($38,209/Unit)

634 Units

Firethorne Dr., Treetop Court, & Amanda Circle

$13,853,904 ($108,234/Unit)

128 Units

Spring Hollow Dr., Thunder Hollow Dr., Walnut Circle Dr., & Firethorne Dr.

$10,370,600 ($20,495/Unit)

506 Units

Seller: Real Estate Service Solutions Company | Buyer: Canyon Cove Apts OH LLC

Retail Sale | Lima

2720 Elida Rd.

$19,500,000 ($112.02/SF)

174,078 SF

Seller: Washington Prime Group, Inc. | Buyer: Lima Tov LLC

Nursing Home Sale | Conneaut

48 Parrish Rd.

$7,675,100 ($132.99/SF)

57,714 SF

Seller: Villa at the Lake LLC (Randall Residence) | Buyer: Meadow Falls Conneaut Propco LLC (Meadow Falls Senior Living)

Industrial/Flex Portfolio Sale | Brecksville

6770, 6780, 6900 Southpointe Pkwy.

Call The Coyne Team for Details

104,675 SF

Seller: North Pointe Realty | Buyer: Weston, Inc.

 The Coyne Team is excited to announce the successful sales of 6770, 6780, and 6900 Southpointe Pkwy. in Brecksville, Ohio. We were proud to represent the owners in securing a buyer for this portfolio.

Multi-Family Sale | Mansfield

478 E. Cook Rd.

$6,350,000 ($66,146/Unit)

96 Units

Seller: PRE/3 | Buyer: Cedar Wood Apts Associates LLC

Industrial Sale | Celina

4540 & 4555 State Route 127

$5,000,000 ($132.98/SF)

37,600 SF

Seller: Marilyn L. Westerheide, Trustee | Buyer: Westerheide Holdings LLC

Retail Sale | Toledo

3160 W. Central Ave.

$4,400,000 ($119.23/SF)

36,902 SF

Seller: Woodruff Horton LLC | Buyer: Empowered for Excellence Holdings LLC

Hotel Sale | Mount Vernon

11555 Upper Gilchrist Rd.

$4,300,000 ($61,429/Room)

70 Rooms

Seller: MT Vernon Star Properties Inc. | Buyer: Manyani Hotels and Resorts LLC

Hotel Sale | Columbiana

150 East OH-14

$4,165,000 ($80,096/Room)

52 Rooms

Seller: Dutch Inn Properties LTD | Buyer: PKVR Hospitality LLC

Industrial Lease | Hebron

1120 O'Neill Dr.

75,600 SF

Lease Rep Company: CBRE

Industrial Lease | Heath

2041 James Pkwy.

64,000 SF

Lease Rate: $6.25/NNN

Lease Rep Company: Mid-Ohio Development

Retail Lease | Coshocton

300 Downtowner Plaza

45,128 SF

Lease Rep Company/Landlord: United Properties Corp.

Industrial for Sale | Parma

12200 Corporate Dr.

$12,000,000 ($117.42/SF)

102,200 SF RBA

Sale Contact: Brendan Wasilko of CBRE

Industrial for Lease | Reynoldsburg

6606 Tussing Rd.

382,000 SF Available

Lease Contact: Hudson Jump, Derek Lichtfuss, & Terry Coyne of Newmark

Industrial for Sale & Lease | Sidney

1521 Michigan St.

$6,900,000 ($41.76/SF)

Lease Rate: $4.75/NNN

165,230 SF RBA/Available

Sale Contact: Tom Fairhurt of JLL

Industrial for Lease | Groveport

4023 Raymond Ave.

Lease Rate: $7.50/NNN

110,033 SF Available

Lease Contact: Brian Marsh of JLL

Industrial for Sale & Lease | Solon

29601 Solon Rd.

$4,900,000 ($69.93/SF)

Lease Rate: $6.75/NNN

70,068 SF RBA/Available

Sale & Lease Contact: George Pofok of Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate

Farm for Sale | Marysville

12406 Beecher Gamble Rd.

$3,427,500 ($2,013.81/SF | $250,000/AC)

1,702 SF | 13.71 AC

Sale Contact: Ron Kendle of RE/MAX Town Center Commercial

Industrial for Sublease | Columbus

3330 Alum Creek Dr.

76,500 SF Available

Sublease Contact: Richard Trott of CBRE

Industrial for Lease | Mayfield Village

600 Beta Dr.

Lease Rate: $7.25/NNN

55,836 SF Available

Lease Contact: Jeff Haack of Diamond Properties

Industrial for Sale | Grove City

2455 Harrisburg Pike

$4,200,000 ($88.73/SF)

47,332 SF RBA

Sale Contact: Ryan McGreevy of NAI Ohio Equities LLC

Office for Lease | West Chester

9277 Centre Pointe Dr.

Lease Rate: $15.25/NNN

31,182 SF Available

Lease Contact: Todd Pease of JLL

Industrial for Lease | Dayton

3908-3982 Image Dr.

Lease Rate: $5.75/NNN

41,749 SF Available

Lease Contact: Gerry Smith of Apex Commercial Group, LLC

Hotel for Sale | Fairborn

2540 University Dr.

$4,399,999 ($78,571/Room)

56 Rooms

Sale Contact: Silvestre Madrigal Jr. of C21 AllStars, Commercial & Investment Group

Multi-Family for Sale | Sheffield Lake

5216 E. Lake Rd.

$4,300,000 ($179,167/Unit)

24 Units

Sale Contact: Nick Burton of Legacy Wealth Holdings

CLEVELAND

• Masonic Auditorium on the Market Six Months After TempleLive’s Closure 
• Sherwin-Williams’ new HQ overflowing 
• Downtown getting new basketball park 
• Bedrock plans 6,200-seat outdoor concert venue on Downtown Cleveland's riverfront 
• Bedrock splits Rock & Roll Land project 
• Cleveland launches public survey on future of Burke 
• Construction starts growth masks underlying weakness 
• I-X Center deal falls apart, leaving future uncertain for historic event space 
• Historic Warner & Swasey factory begins $64M restoration 
• Cleveland's concert scene faces shake-up as Live Nation expands downtown 
• I-X Center's final show marks turning point for Cleveland convention market 
• What's really going on at the I-X Center? The situation's more complicated than it looks 
• Browns, Brook Park release new stadium master plan 
• Everything you missed from Cleveland’s 2026 budget hearings 
• Cleveland-based company to close Tiffin plant, eliminate 407 jobs 
• New Retailers, Office Tenants to Open at Crocker Park Mixed-Use Development in Westlake, Ohio 
• Browns begin major construction work on future indoor stadium 
• As Browns start stadium excavation, Brook Park planning commission isn't rushing to sign off 
• Northeast Ohio data center expansion project lands $4.5 million state tax break 
• Huntington Bank and Broadstreet launch $25M NMTC fund to fuel economic opportunity in low-income communities 
• Cleveland-area industrial facility trades to chemical distributor 
• Is Meijer heading to Great Northern Mall? 
• Cleveland apartment rent growth muted in February 
• Big Markets with Modest Apartment Supply Volumes 
• Top dealmakers in Cleveland named CoStar Power Brokers 

AKRON/CANTON

• Akron Council approves business expansion on Copley Road 
• City leaders have more time to figure out future of Akron's historic Firestone Plant 1 

COLUMBUS

• The O.H.I.O. Fund puts its money where its mantra is 
• Supreme Court voids tariffs, leaving $4.2 billion question for Ohio 
• Ohio EPA weighs allowing data centers to dump wastewater into rivers 
• Trump announces data centers will cover electric costs in places like central Ohio 
• Report: Data centers’ air pollution associated with lung issues, death 
• Whitestone buys second downtown Columbus hotel 
• Olympus Ventures sells greater Columbus warehouse to tenant 
• OhioHealth gains approval to repurpose ex-Big Lots HQ in Columbus 
• Ohio towns are pushing back against data centers -- to varying degrees of success 
• Ohioans agree on data center concerns, split on trust in government commission to address them 
• Report: Data centers’ air pollution associated with lung issues, death 
• Bernie Moreno: Don’t trade clean rivers for big tech data centers 
• How deregulation made electricity more expensive, not cheaper 
• ‘The digital colonization of flyover states’: how datacenters are tearing small-town America apart 
• Microsoft data centers coming to Heath, Hebron after groundbreaking 
• Downtown Columbus KeyBank Tower Hits Auction Block At Fire‑Sale $1M 
• Intel's New Albany Chip Factory Delayed To 2030 In Slow-Burn Buildout 
• Dublin Digs Deep for $255 Million Hospital Tower Bet 
• COHatch fuels expansion with a focus on suburbs 
• The latest on "Rambling House South" and City Winery 
• Nationwide Realty Investors to lead renovation of Two Nationwide in downtown Columbus 
• Chemco Group Expands into North America, Laying Groundwork for Manufacturing 
• Governor DeWine Announces 8 Projects Set to Create 1,320 Jobs, More Than $853 Million in Investments 
• Wolfe family consolidates real estate operations under Journal Capital 
• 2025 TOP METROS — TIER 1: CHICAGOLAND TAKES TITLE ONCE AGAIN 
• 2025 GOVERNOR’S CUPS RANKINGS: Texas tops Site Selection’s annual facility count for the 14th year in a row 
• Green Courte Partners Acquires Industrial Outdoor Storage Property in Columbus, Ohio 
• Why Amazon's data centers face opposition in Hilliard 
• Central Ohio city restricts data centers to ‘preserve its character’ 
• $400 million multi-year renovation planned for Nationwide Arena 
• Ohio's data center surge faces local resistance 
• Ohio lawmakers queue up data center study commission 
• How the new Merchant Building will reshape downtown Columbus 
• Top dealmakers in Columbus named CoStar Power Brokers 

DAYTON

• 2025 TOP METROS — TIER 2: Second to None: Top Tier 2 Metros Offer Robust Operating Environments 
• Urbana passes moratorium on new data centers, leaving $1B proposal in limbo 

TOLEDO

• New real estate rules for cash transactions are aimed at money laundering 
• Republican underdog candidates criticize proposed Ohio data center study panel 

YOUNGSTOWN

• Lordstown continues navigating lawsuit from data center developer 

ELSEWHERE IN OHIO

• TOP MICROPOLITANS OF 2025: Williston Barrels Up To No. 1 
• 70 new jobs are coming to Richland County 

NEWMARK

• Newmark CEO calls AI a business ‘accelerant’ as firm posts record results 
• Gosin Shakes Off AI Fears As Newmark Profit Jumps 41% Behind Surging Sales 
• National Single Tenant Net Lease Market Overview, 4Q25 

GENERAL

• 2026 REIT Trading Trends 
• Sustainability Street: Data Centers Reach a Crossroads 
• Commercial Real Estate Transactions Gain in Q4 2025 
• Real Estate Debt Enhances Direct Lending Portfolios 
• Multifamily Rent Growth Slows Nationwide 
• Cava aims for 1,000 restaurants on its menu by 2032 
• US apartment rents continue to increase in February, rising for third straight month 
• REPORT: Blackstone To Launch Public Company To Acquire AI Data Centers 
• Farmers Are Losing Money, But Investors Are Flocking To Farmland 
• Lab Landlords Pony Up, Cut Rents In Tight Contest For Tenants 
• Planet Fitness Plots Course For Almost 200 New Locations In 2026 
• CRE Valuations Drop Below Equities 
• Bank Risk Warnings Mirror Pre-2008 Conditions 
• Data Center Lease Risks Hidden From Tech Giants’ Books 
• Industrial Sector Trends Drive Growth 
• Here are the restaurants Burger King’s owner is adding. Hint: They’re not Burger Kings. 
• Apartment sales volume fell 25% YOY in January 
• Tariffs drove construction input prices up to start 2026 
• Once a Niche Asset Class, IOS is Now Mainstream 
• US banks double lending growth, but stress isn’t over 
• Self-Storage REITs Outlook Improves in 2026 
• Multifamily Investment Optimism Rising in 2026 
• Family Offices Expand Commercial Real Estate Footprint 
• Why US hotel investors should focus on 'grinding it out till 2029' 
• Target bets its turnaround on bolstering in-store experiences 
• Fed Beige Book: Overall economic activity increased at a slight/ moderate pace 
• Largest U.S. Grid Pitches Pathway For On-Site Data Center Power 
• CMBS Delinquency Rates Fall as Loan Extensions Lead Recovery 
• CRE Activity Index Surges in January 2026