Denholtz is pleased to present Cornell Park Portfolio, a 147,968 square foot, six-building industrial flex portfolio located directly west of the I-71 and I-275 interchange in the Northeast submarket of suburban Cincinnati. The buildings are currently 89.9% leased to 26 tenants with a 2.05-year weighted average lease term (WALT), producing durable cash flow supported by staggered lease expirations and a diversified tenant base.
The portfolio serves a range of uses, including warehouse and distribution, business-to-business showrooms, light manufacturing, and assembly. The average suite size of 5,114 SF accommodates a broad set of users and provides room for tenant expansion, which is reflected in an average tenant tenure of 8.4 years.
Cornell Park is located within one of the tightest industrial markets in the country. Cincinnati’s industrial vacancy is 5.4%, and the market absorbed roughly 2.8 million SF in the first quarter of 2026, nearly triple its full-year 2025 total, against limited new supply. New supply remains limited, and rising construction costs and tight infill land continue to push rents higher, up 5.9% over the past year. Cornell Park offers investors the opportunity to acquire an infill industrial asset in a supply-constrained market at below-market in-place rents. The business plan includes upside through leasing vacant space and converting tenants to NNN leases upon rollover.
investment summary
Asset Type: Flex/Industrial
offering RAISE: $5,625,981
preferred return: 8%
current distribution rate: 8%
MINIMUM INVESTMENT: $25,000
projected net irr: 18.23%
closing date: August 4, 2026
hold period: 5 Years
investment summary
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