March was another active month for our brokerage, which included several notable deals. Overall, we closed 18 transactions equating to nearly 200,000 square feet. Mike Simpson closed the highest-value transaction of the month. He partnered with Skip Weiler of Robert Weiler Co. to represent Capital University in the sale of Trinity Lutheran Seminary Apartments to Continental Real Estate Cos. The developer plans to transform the property by building a $77 million mixed-use development at 2160-2184 E. Main St. in Bexley. Simpson also worked with Andrew Green to sell 741 E.…

The pace for February remained constant with our brokerage closing 18 transactions equating to more than 136,000 square feet. Joe Menninger represented the buyer in our largest transaction of the month. His client, an investor, purchased an industrial warehouse at 2580 Harrison Road with tenant, Synagro, in place. Overall, roughly 30% of the month’s transactions were industrial. The Office Brokerage Group of Matt Gregory, Andy Dutcher and Philip Bird represented Healthcare Realty Trust in adding a new tenant, Hypertension Nephrology Consultants, Inc., to the medical office building at 500 E.…

Despite January typically being one of the slower months, our brokerage remained active, closing 20 transactions equating to more than 228,000 square feet. The Office Brokerage Group of Matt Gregory, Andy Dutcher and Philip Bird closed more than one-third of the month’s transactions. The team also closed the largest transaction of the month and represented the landlord, Healthcare Realty Trust in a renewal at 85 McNaughten Rd., with Mount Carmel Health Systems. MCHS occupies roughly 35,000 square feet of the eastside medical building. Overall, half of the month’s transactions were…

The pace of transactions for December remained constant as the year came to an end. Overall, our brokerage closed 20 transactions equating to more than 112,000 square feet. The largest transaction of the month was the sale of 33 N. Grubb Street by the Office Brokerage Group of Matt Gregory, Andy Dutcher, and Philip Bird along with Mitchell Moore. The 25,610-square-foot building which was the headquarters of the nonprofit, Home for Families, was purchased by The Lincoln Center for Family and Youth. Home for Families will continue to operate its…