Spec Industrial for Lease | Mentor

8000 Tyler Blvd., in Mentor Business Park

+/- 266,000 SF Available

Designed for Modern Distribution & Logistics

Ample Car & Truck Parking

Multiple Dock & Drive-In Doors

Lease Rate: $8.50/NNN Warehouse | $16.50/NNN Office

Industrial Sale | West Chester

9841-9849 Windisch Rd.

$32,725,000 ($93.40/SF)

350,369 SF

Seller: Lincoln Property Company | Buyer: Realty Income

Multi-Location Retail Sale

$24,047,416 ($117.87/SF)

204,020 SF

1764 Columbus Pike | Delaware

$10,655,468 ($86.07/SF)

123,805 SF

Seller: USPG Portfolio Two LLC | Buyer: CR Delaware I LLC

907 Coshocton Ave. | Mount Vernon

$7,036,942 ($130.10/SF)

54,087 SF

Seller: USPG Portfolio Four LLC | Buyer: CR Mount Vernon LLC

1710 & 1740 Columbus Pike | Delaware

$6,355,006 ($243.23/SF)

26,128 SF

Seller: USPG Portfolio Two LLC | Buyer: CR Delaware II LLC

Retail Sale | Dayton

6202-6244 Wilmington Pike

$19,650,000 ($76.72/SF)

256,122 SF

Seller: TP Sugarcreek Plaza LLC | Buyer: BZA Sugarcreek LLC

Office Sale | Columbus

4485 Northland Ridge Blvd.

$18,000,000 ($68.42/SF)

263,068 SF

Seller: Taurus CD159 Columbus Ohio LP | Buyer: Northland Ridge Owner LLC

Nursing Home Sale | Toledo

4645 & 4701 Lewis Ave.

$7,375,000 ($132.00/SF)

55,872 SF

Seller: Stone Family Enterprises LLC | Buyer: Merit House Realty LLC

Multi-Location Retail Sale

$7,227,242 ($157.20/SF)

45,974 SF

6265 E. Broad St. | Columbus

$2,555,631 ($199.91/SF)

12,784 SF

Seller: Wellesley Broad LLC | Buyer: FIP Master Funding VIII LLC

7940 Springboro Pike | Miamisburg

$2,403,050 ($345.51/SF)

6,955 SF

Seller: M&M Real Estate Dayton Mall LLC | Buyer: FIP Master Funding VIII LLC

3091 Dixie Dr. S. | Moraine

$2,268,561 ($86.47/SF)

26,235 SF

Seller: ETS 3091 LLC | Buyer: FIP Master Funding VIII LLC

Industrial Sale | Massillon

814 Cable Ct. NW.

$3,350,000 ($107.52/SF)

31,156 SF

Seller: Massillon Cable TV, Inc. | Buyer: Armstrong Utilities, Inc.

Industrial Sale | Salem

964 Benton Rd.

$3,000,000 ($43.35/SF)

69,200 SF

Seller: Salem Real Properties LLC | Buyer: Rane & Beth Lottinville

Daycare Sale | New Albany

5524 E. New Albany Rd.

$2,500,000 ($291.00/SF)

8,591 SF

Seller: 5524 New Albany Road LLC | Buyer: 1573 Schrock LLC

Retail Sale | Oregon

3608 Navarre Ave.

$2,430,000 ($333.79/SF)

7,280 SF

Seller: Midland Agency of Northwest Ohio, Inc. | Buyer: FCPT Holdings LLC

Office Lease Renewal | Columbus

4131 Worth Ave.

64,683 SF

Tenant: M/I Homes

Landlord Company: The Georgetown Company

Industrial Lease | Dayton

220 Janney Rd.

57,821 SF

Lease Rep Company: Apex Commercial Group, LLC

Retail Lease | Riverside

4878 Airway Rd.

30,000 SF

Lease Rep Company: Lee & Associates

Retail for Sale | Cleveland

6101 Detroit Ave.

$1,150,000 ($135.29/SF)

8,500 SF

Sale Contacts: Richard Sheehan & Terry Coyne of Newmark

Office for Sale & Lease | Mason

5300 Kings Island Dr.

$11,000,000 ($69.00/SF)

Lease Rate: $12.00/NNN

159,421 SF RBA | 41,794 SF Available

Sale & Lease Contact: Ryan Van Dulman of NAI Bergman

Industrial for Sale | Toledo

830 N. Westwood Ave.

$6,000,000 ($31.86/SF)

188,324 SF

Sale Contact: Ronald Jurgenson of Reichle | Klein Group

Industrial for Lease | Cleveland

4200 E. Lakeside Ave.

Lease Rate: $4.00/IG

48,742 SF Newly Available | 158,895 SF Available

Lease Contact: Eliot Kijewski of Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate

Office for Lease | Columbus

1050 Yard St.

Lease Rate: $24.00/N

123,975 SF Available

Lease Contact: Ken Isenbarger of Newmark

Industrial for Sale-Leaseback | Bedford Heights

560 Solon Rd.

$3,300,000 ($80.00/SF)

Cap Rate: 7.50%

41,250 SF

Sale Contact: Austin Marsh of Sands Investment Group Austin, LLC

Industrial for Sale & Sublease | Blue Ash

4585 Cornell Rd.

$5,400,000 ($173.63/SF)

Sublease Rate: $9.95/NNN

31,100 SF RBA/Available

Sale & Sublease Contact: Roddy MacEachen of SQFT Commercial

Office for Sale | Columbus

580 S. High St.

$5,900,000 ($74.83/SF)

78,848 SF

Sale Contact: Skip Weiler of The Robert Weiler Company

Medical Office for Sale | Grove City

4079 Gantz Rd.

$3,000,000 ($255.75/SF)

11,730 SF

Sale Contact: Woody Walton of Matthews Real Estate Investment Services

Industrial for Lease | Perrysburg

1135 4^th St.

106,800 SF Available

Lease Contact: David Stecker of JLL

Industrial for Sale | Springfield

2100 S. Yellow Springs St.

$3,800,000 ($36.93/SF)

102,887 SF

Sale Contact: Steve Peters of Apex Commercial Group, LLC

Office for Lease | Cleveland

100 Public Square

115,537 SF Newly Available | 227,468 SF Available

Lease Contact: JR Fairman of JLL

Industrial for Lease | Toledo

4240-4402 Bennett Rd.

Lease Rate: $4.00/N

97,202 SF Available

Lease Contact: Ronald Jurgenson of Reichle | Klein Group

Industrial for Lease | Brunswick

2831 Center Rd.

96,560 SF Available

Lease Contact: Mike Petrigan of CBRE

Industrial for Lease | Toledo

4500 N. Detroit Ave.

Lease Rate: $3.75/NNN

81,771 SF Available

Lease Contact: Ronald Jurgenson of Reichle | Klein Group

Office for Lease | Valley View

9700 Rockside Rd.

Lease Rate: $11.50/NNN

38,978 SF Available

Lease Contact: Brad Nosan of Cushman Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate

Hotel for Sale | Lorain

301 Broadway

$4,100,000 ($73,214/Room)

56 Rooms

Sale Contact: Ted Holmes of HotelBrokerOne

CLEVELAND

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AKRON/CANTON

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COLUMBUS

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• Experts say AI can transform jobs, but potentially eliminate others 
• Ohio’s data center building boom: Nearly 80 more could be on the way 
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• Buildings Demolished to Make Way for New Housing Downtown 
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DAYTON

• Stratacache CEO selling Courthouse Plaza, former Premier buildings downtown 

NEWMARK

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GENERAL

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• Construction’s labor market stayed stagnant in March 
• US Apartment Investment Sales Fall Sharply in Q1 2026 
• Large Banks Ease CRE Lending as Recovery Gains Traction 
• Self-Storage REITs Post Steadier Q1 2026 Results 
• CMBS Maturity Wall Tests Refinancing in 2026  
• Construction & Development Loans Q4 2025 
• Multifamily Rents Remain Negative Despite April Uptick 
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• Commercial real estate lending optimism fades as caution takes hold 
• Real estate recovery is accelerating, new Brookfield CEO says 
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• Data centers remain ‘largest driver behind growth’ in construction planning 
• The other side of the data center boom 
• Inflation Reaccelerates in April as Energy, Shelter Costs Drive CPI Higher 
• Multifamily Market Shows Early Signs of Rebalancing 
• Apartment Construction Starts Plummet To 15-Year Low 
• Retail giant slashes hundreds of corporate jobs amid AI push 
• Construction Costs Rise 6.2% Through April 
• Google, SpaceX In Talks To Launch Orbital Data Centers As Space Race Accelerates 
• U.S. Apartment Rents Post 33rd Consecutive Month of Annual Declines 
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• Office Distress Pushes CMBS Special Servicing to 11.38%