If you’re a business owner, the chances are you’ll be considering leasing a property. It might not be today, it might not be tomorrow, but as your business grows and develops, the likelihood is, you’ll want a more permanent base for you and your team. Whether you’re in the infancy of creating your own business, looking at leasing your first property, or have a well-established company that you’ve built and wanting to move to, you’ll need assistance from a commercial real estate broker. And, selecting the right broker is one of the most important decisions you’ll make regarding your real estate. The reality is, the industry is saturated with commercial real estate brokers, and it’s often difficult to choose one ...
An auto detailing and restoration business that started in a single-car garage has relocated to a significantly larger location in the Miami Valley. The move, which will result in new hires and the ability to accommodate more customers at one time, comes as the company has gained a national reputation for the quality of its work. ZJ Detailing, owned by local couple Zach and Caitlin Jones, recently relocated from a small shop in St. Paris to commercial space in Piqua. The auto detailing business now occupies a 4,000-square-foot building at 371 Fox Drive, which is located at Paul Sherry Industrial Park near Interstate-75. Piqua-based Industrial Property Brokers brokered the three-year lease deal. Read the rest at Dayton Business Journal…
How to avoid common leasing mistakes any business tenant can make without proper guidance Whether you are relocating a growing business or moving into your first brick and mortar, signing a commercial lease is a major business decision and a huge financial commitment for business owners. Unfortunately, some business owners aren’t focusing on the most important details when leasing. These mistakes in leasing can be costly – even detrimental – to the life of your business. While relocating your business shouldn’t be too frequent, it’s important to understand that landlords, attorneys, and property owners deal with commercial leases on a regular basis. With this advantage over business owners, it’s paramount to avoid the common leasing mistakes that tenants make. Mistakes ...
Facil, a Belgium-based provider of fastening solutions and C-parts for companies including Navistar, recently leased about 50,000 square feet at 3100 Upper Valley Pike in Springfield. The deal was brokered by Tim Echemann of Piqua-based Industrial Property Brokers. The Springfield facility is one of three locations Facil is opening in the next couple months, including others in Tulsa, Oklahoma and Mexico. All three facilities will support Navistar, which operates an automotive manufacturing facility in Springfield. Read the rest over at the Dayton Business Journal
Many people use the terms commercial real estate and industrial real estate interchangeably. Although similar in comparison, there are vast differences between the two. Offices, retail strips, apartment complexes, and hotels are common images that come to mind when discussing commercial and industrial properties; however, industrial real estate focuses more on where the goods are made and shipped instead of the end-user. In other words, industrial properties are business to business; while commercial properties focus on delivering a product or service directly to the consumer. For property brokers and owners, industrial real estate properties tend to be a more stable, long-term investment. Common Types of Industrial Real Estate Properties Manufacturing At a most basic level, manufacturing plants produce large volumes ...
Tips on enhancing the curb appeal of your business to make it more attractive for clientele A first impression is a lasting one, especially in the business world. In many cases, we get caught up in the everyday routine of business and overlook small details that could have a big impact on the way a business is perceived. A clean and tidy business exterior is a great way to make a positive impression on customers without breaking the bank! Just like with residential customers, we encourage our commercial and industrial property owners to maintain curb appeal – even when they are not selling. Simply put, the outside appearance of a property is a reliable reflection of the business on the ...
A Dayton-area industrial property has been sold for $380,000 to a Shelby County company. PHOTO COURTESY OF INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY BROKERS By Cecilia Salomone – Staff Reporter, Dayton Business Journal Jul 10, 2019, 5:00am EDT A Shelby County firm has acquired a local industrial property for $380,000 with plans for an expansion. The 10,400-square-foot facility at 850 Industrial Park Drive in Vandalia was sold to Industrial Machining Services Inc. (IMS) for $380,000, according to Montgomery County property records. Based in Fort Loramie, IMS plans to expand its business and services in the Dayton area with the new facility. The transaction was brokered by Tim Echemann of Piqua-based Industrial Property Brokers. Founded in 1996, the company’s services include design/build solutions for fabricated equipment, contract machining, food-grade sanitary ...
New From: Industrial Property Brokers Media Contact Gary Marsh at 415.999.3793 or gary@marshmarketing.com Vandalia, Ohio (July 15, 2019) – Industrial Property Brokers Principal Tim Echemann, SIOR, CCIM, announced today that his firm was the only brokerage involved in the sale of a 10,400-square-foot manufacturing and assembly building in Vandalia to Industrial Machining Services, Inc., which plans to expand from Fort Loramie, OH to the Vandalia property after some improvements are made to accommodate IMS’s work, which includes design/build solutions for fabricated equipment, contract machining, food-grade sanitary process installation, packaging sterilization and automation equipment. The building that was sold is located at 850 Industrial Park Drive in Vandalia. It sits on a little more than an acre of land. Approximately 8,000 ...
New From: Industrial Property Brokers Media Contact Gary Marsh at 415.999.3793 or gary@marshmarketing.com Wapakoneta, Ohio (June 5, 2019) – Industrial Property Brokers Principal Tim Echemann, SIOR, CCIM, announced todaythat his firm was the only brokerage involved in the lease of a 46,000-square-foot manufacturing property in Wapakoneta, Ohio. The city is in Auglaize County about 56 miles north of Dayton and 83 miles south of Toledo. Pusheta Paint and Body, LLC, owned by Michael and Monica Coil (husband and wife), leased the stand-alone building on approximately 8.3 acres located at 851 Industrial Drive in Wapakoneta from WRK Industries LLC. The property was previously occupied by FlexArm Inc. Started in 2017 yet long-time veterans of the auto painting industry, Pusheta Paint & ...
Vandalia, Ohio (March 22, 2019) – Industrial Property Brokers Principal Tim Echemann, SIOR, CCIM, announced todaythat his firm represented the buyer in a 4,800-square-foot Vandalia commercial property to a Kona Ice franchise operator that plans to use the facility to produce its flavored ice and for storage, including keeping its neighborhood-serving, Kona Shaved Ice trucks indoors. Allen and Sarah Lay with their son Kona Ice is a mobile, Hawaiian-style shaved ice franchise based in Florence, Kentucky. Kona Ice franchisers Allen and Sarah Lay purchased the building, located at 3888 Lightner Road in Vandalia, from Della and Wayne Voris for an undisclosed price. The property formerly operated as a Siemens Transmission Automotive repair shop for about three decades and is on ...
