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Ohio Commercial Real Estate News Brief: March 2018

March 20, 20180 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets, including Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus.

Cleveland Emerging as a Healthcare Technology Leader

Cleveland is already a flourishing healthcare hub, but in the era of big data, it may surface as healthcare technology leaders as well, according to Healthcare Analytics News. If this rings true, both the local economy and human health will benefit.

Artificial intelligence (AI) marrying healthcare data is creating jobs and Cleveland plans to use this economic development to improve the region’s healthcare disparities. The intention is to invest in human potential in the area by assisting the staggering amounts of Cleveland residents living with physical and mental disabilities.… Read More

Ohio Commercial Real Estate News Brief: January 2018

January 15, 20180 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets, including Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus.

Details Unveiled for Scioto Peninsula Development

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More details for the 21-acre mixed-use development along the Scioto Peninsula have been released. After being chosen as the site’s developer, Buckingham Companies announced plans for the following:

1,700 total housing units, made up of condos and apartments
800,000 square feet of office space
150,000 square feet of restaurant and retail space
A boutique hotel with nearly 150 rooms

Ohio Markets Commercial Real Estate News Brief: November 2017

November 17, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets to keep you in-the-know.

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The Need for Industrial Space on the Rise in Cincinnati and Columbus

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It’s been a big year thus far for both Cincinnati and Columbus industrial markets. Cincinnati has experienced record-breaking activity since the start of the year, and total industrial vacancy sits at just 3.1%. Meanwhile, industrial vacancy in Columbus hovers near 4.4%.

To accommodate the rising demand, both cities are ramping up construction. Nearly 2 million square feet is currently being added to Cincinnati’s market, causing a much-needed uptick in vacancy.

Though Columbus is set to deliver 1.6 million square feet of space by the end of 2017, vacancy is expected to remain low. In fact, there is more than 9.5 million square feet of user demand in the market.

Download the Q3 Cincinnati Industrial Insight and Q3 Columbus Industrial Insight… Read More

Ohio Markets Commercial Real Estate News Brief: September 2017

September 25, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets to keep you in-the-know.

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Columbus Radiates Tech Talent with Planned Addition of Facebook Data Center

The city of Columbus is boasting its plethora of tech talent again with the announcement of Facebook’s new $750 million data center coming to one of its most successful neighborhoods—New Albany. The new data center will be one of the biggest development project that Central Ohio has seen with 900,000 square feet of space between two buildings.

The data center is expected to bring nearly 100 jobs to the Columbus region—an area already rich with valuable tech talent. Columbus ranked in the top five markets for tech employment with rivaling numbers of computer programmers when compared to Sacramento or Austin. And, the city was recently named the top U.S. city for tech talent by a SmartAsset study.… Read More

Ohio Markets Commercial Real Estate News Brief: August 2017

August 23, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets to keep you in-the-know.

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Strengthening Economy Sparks Demand and Leasing Activity in Cleveland

Photo of Downtown Cleveland Ohio just before Sunrise. Photo Credit: Chris Capell

Redevelopment projects have introduced new residential space in Cleveland, sparking a population boom in the city over the last five years.

Investors have since taken notice of the improving market conditions. However, with few office development projects in the pipeline, rental rates are expected to rise in the urban core. As a result, developers are shifting focus to the East submarket where several construction projects are currently in the works.

As residents and businesses flock to Cleveland, the city’s strengthening economy will continue to increase demand for office space, lowering vacancy rates in the coming months.

Related: Download the Q2 Cleveland Office Report or Q2 Industrial Report

A Floor-by-Floor Perspective of Midwest Real Estate: What Skyline Will We See in the Next Five Years?

August 15, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

By: Andrew Batson, Director of Research, JLL

Increasing leasing activity, speculative development and shifting market leverage in commercial real estate are constantly reshaping city Skylines across the U.S.

JLL’s Skyline Review registrants can take a deep dive into the trends impacting 57 major skylines across the United States and Canada, and learn about which national trends are transforming markets close to home.

Read on for a closer look at how the Skylines in the Midwest are performing and what to expect in the coming months.

Mixed-Use Development is on the Rise in Cincinnati

Cincinnati’s Skyline is comprised of large office buildings that are occupied by large tenants, many of them recognized as Fortune 500 companies. Rental rates have dropped 0.7% from 2016 to Q1 of 2017. At the same time, vacancy rates remain well above the national average at 20.9%, which has boosted demand for affordable Class A space within the Skyline.… Read More

Who’s Winning the E-commerce Race? Midwest Real Estate Markets

July 6, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

By: Matt Powers, Executive Vice President, JLL

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on the NAIOP blog.

Demand for industrial space across the U.S. is booming. In fact, the vacancy rate in industrial buildings dropped to 5.3 percent in the first quarter of 2017 — the lowest rate in 17 years. The active market is evidence that a shift in consumer shopping patterns has taken hold, changing the nature of warehouse demand. Responding to healthy consumer spending and growing e-commerce sales, the combined logistics and third-party logistics (3PL) sectors signed 21.8 million square feet of leases in the first quarter of 2017. This represents 24 percent of total leasing activity in the warehouse and distribution market.… Read More

Ohio Markets Commercial Real Estate News Brief: June 2017

June 21, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets to keep you in-the-know.

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Cleveland and Columbus Grow with New Multifamily Developments

Both Cleveland and Columbus are gaining national attention for their accelerated growth. Both cities are experiencing upticks in their downtown and metro populations. Columbus was recently ranked the 14^th largest city in the U.S. while Cleveland saw a 76% increase in residents between the ages of 25-34 since 2000.

The population increases have contributed to the increased multifamily development in each city’s metro area. A new apartment development along the Scioto River was recently announced in Columbus. Similarly, the city of Cleveland has a number of multifamily projects in the works, including a 34-story tower in Playhouse Square and a $50 million development for Ohio City’s One Twenty West apartments.… Read More

Ohio Markets Commercial Real Estate News Brief: May 2017

May 18, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets to keep you in-the-know.

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Cincinnati’s Economic Report Highlights Major Wins, Future Growth

Cincinnati’s newly released 2016 Economic Development report not only covers the major successes from the past year. It offers a glimpse at the growth expected for the remainder of this year.

The city finished 2016 on a high note with more than $42.5 million invested in major city projects and economic development. Hefty housing and development projects created approximately 2,347 jobs and parking facilities saw a 25% increase in revenue. Some of the best news? The city has continued its growth trend with a number of projects already in the works for this year.

More than $355 million is being invested in Madisonville, including plans for a mixed-use site with office, retail and residential space, as well as an $80 million hotel. The Uptown Consortium is expected to create new jobs, with some even including job training for populations of people already living in the area.… Read More

Ohio Markets Commercial Real Estate News Brief: April 2017

April 11, 20170 CommentsBy JLL Spaces

In the latest edition of our monthly news brief, JLL’s regional team curates the top commercial real estate industry articles impacting Ohio markets to keep you in-the-know.

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Cleveland Among Top Cities to Watch for Tech Growth

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Cleveland was recently ranked among the top five cities to watch for tech growth and development. A number of big-name tech companies have recently relocated into the city for its broad talent pool of young professionals and competitive office rental rates.

Tech companies like BrightEdge, originally out of Silicon Valley, and Dakota Software, originally out of New York, opened downtown offices for these reasons.

The city is also in the process of investing in and attracting eligible businesses to its Health-Tech Corridor on the East side. Throughout the corridor are leading biomedical and technology companies, like the Cleveland Clinic and Parker Hannifin. This corridor continues to expand, position Cleveland as a leader in technology.… Read More