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NAI Ohio River Corridor’s, Bryce Custer shares article “Will the Appalachian Basin be the World’s Next Energy Hub?”

January 28, 2019
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NAI Ohio River Corridor’s, Bryce Custer shares article “Will the Appalachian Basin be the World’s Next Energy Hub?” Bryce Custer, SIOR,CCIM, MRICS, Broker with NAI Ohio River Corridor discusses the future of the Petrochemical and Energy production in the United States in Site Selection Magazine. https://siteselection.com/digitalEdition/2019/jan/#page=74 Site Selection Magazine is an internationally

28 January

“Best hope for WV”

January 24, 2019
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The status of the proposed Appalachian Storage and Trade Hub, as well as the oil and gas industry in general, was a primary topic Wednesday at the 2019 winter meeting of the Independent Oil & Gas Association of West Virginia. IOGAWV President Brett Loflin said the two-day conference likely set a record in terms of

24 January

Appalachia Storage and Trading Hub essential for the Northeast

January 16, 2019
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Pipelines, infrastructure and storage are still necessary for the Northeast petrochemical hub to become a reality, experts told Petrochemical Update. × The Appalachia Storage and Trading Hub is a crucial next step in transforming the Appalachian Basin and maximizing the potential of the raw materials present in the northeast shales, according to analysts and the

16 January

NAI Ohio River Corridor’s Leon McCombs Represents Historic Port Clinton City Hall

January 15, 2019
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Historic Port Clinton City Hall on the market again Can iconic building be saved? BY D’ARCY EGAN There have been a lot of questions lately about Port Clinton’s historic city hall, which is up for sale again after being shuttered for more than two decades. A contingent of local businessmen and historical experts toured

15 January

2018 Winter Edition of the SIOR Report Now Available!

January 15, 2019
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Share this article on social media: SIOR’s dynamic quarterly magazine addresses the concerns of industrial and office real estate practitioners. Articles by industry experts focus on topics from the evolving paradigm in commercial real estate brokerage to effectively managing offices and technology. SIOR Report will reinforce your professionalism and give you the tools to excel

15 January

Energy Speaks Infrastructure Conference Highlights

January 14, 2019
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Energy Speaks and West Virginia Roundtable presented the first Energy Infrastructure Summit, a free event at Embassy Suites in Charleston, designed to share information and ideas about West Virginia’s growing oil and natural gas industry. Presenters and panelists discussed the Appalachian Storage Hub Update, working together to grow the industry, the economic impact of the

14 January

What’s the Big Deal About Global Deal-Making?

January 8, 2019
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Share this article on social media: When it comes to completing international transactions, tapping into a global network is a definite advantage. Through membership with the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR), real estate professionals can form relationships across countries that ensure trustworthy contacts and efficient deals. John Huguenard, SIOR, international director, Industrial Capital

8 January

Trade Wars 101: crash course in how chemical markets are impacted

December 13, 2018
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As the U.S. opens trade battles on multiple fronts including China, Europe, North America, and Turkey; business confidence and financial markets will be impacted, analysts warn. × The U.S. chemicals industry is amid a historic expansion, American Chemistry Council (ACC) analysis shows. $202 billion in U.S. chemical manufacturing investment has been announced over the past

13 December

New Survey: Commercial Real Estate Brokers High on Cannabis Deals

December 11, 2018
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Share this article on social media: Survey results and summary originally appeared on Apto Commercial Real Estate Blog on Nov. 20, 2018 A new survey from Apto – a commercial real estate software company – shows that, despite the challenges, the vast majority of commercial brokers who have completed cannabis-related real estate transactions would do

11 December

Lessons from a Hurricane

December 4, 2018
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Share this article on social media: On October 8, as Hurricane Michael made its way through the Gulf of Mexico towards the Florida panhandle, Northwest Florida real estate developer and asset manager, St. Joe, began to secure their construction sites, along with office and retail properties. High winds and drenching rain were inevitable and with

4 December

The Iconic Basket Office Building For Sale in Newark, Ohio

November 30, 2018
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The Iconic Basket Office Building For Sale in Newark, Ohio NAI Tapped to Shop Former Longaberger HQ Near Columbus Coon Restoration & Sealants tapped NAI Ohio River Corridor to sell “The Basket”, a 180,000-square-foot, Class A office building that previously served as The Longaberger Company’s headquarters in Newark, Ohio. The seven-story structure at 1500 E.

30 November

How blockchain is revolutionizing the downstream digital supply chain

November 29, 2018
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In the same capacity the internet changed global business, many experts believe blockchain may be on track to become the next mega disruptor to global business. × The most recent revolution in business was the internet, but no one was asking what HTTP and other protocols could do for them. Instead, it was about understanding

29 November

What the Texas energy production boom means for the world’s supply chain

November 16, 2018
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As the U.S. becomes the largest energy producer in the world with Texas leading production, it has created the biggest challenge the energy industry has seen in a generation and demands for creative solutions for the supply chain have never been so high, a Texas official said. × If Texas were a country and Texans

16 November

Canton firm markets basket building for petrochemical industry

November 9, 2018
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NEWARK – A Canton-based real estate company began this week listing Newark’s seven-story, basket-shaped office building for sale, including petrochemical companies in its marketing efforts. NAI Spring, a real estate firm based in Canton, listed the unique structure previously owned by The Longaberger Company. The basket company has ceased operations and is in liquidation to pay off

9 November

Brooke County natural gas power plant clears critical hurdle

November 7, 2018
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A recent decision by the West Virginia Supreme Court could be the paradigm shift supporters of using the state’s natural gas to create electricity, instead of coal, have been waiting for. Late Thursday, the West Virginia Supreme Court issued a unanimous memorandum decision in favor of Energy Solutions Consortium, affirming the siting certificate for ESC

7 November