2014 Event - CenterPoint Properties

The nation's top-performing industrial brokers had a phenomenal time with us in New York City:

A private tour of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
The US Open
Hanging out with John McEnroe
Amazing golf at the Bayonne Golf Club

The 2014 Event

In 2014, CenterPoint invited a select group of industrial real estate brokers to a three-day event in New York City, where attendees took in the US Open (and a special meet-and-greet with John McEnroe), played golf at the Bayonne Golf Club and received private guided tours of the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.

Event Details

Guest Attendees

Trent Agnew	HFF
Sam Badger	Cushman & Wakefield
Joe Bronson	NAI Hiffman
Barry Cohorsky	NAI James Hanson
Bill Condon	Colliers
Rick Daly	Darwin Realty
Tom Davis	Lee & Associates
Jason Dillee	Holt Lunsford
Paul Earnhart	Lee & Associates
Jim Estus	Colliers
Whit Heitman	Cushman Wakefield

Andrew Houston	Cassidy Turley
Dan Leahy	NAI Hiffman
David Lind	CBRE
Jim Martin	Lee & Associates
Josh McArtor	CBRE
Frank Minik	Jupiter Realty Company
Jim Planey	Lee & Associates
Chris Porter	Cushman & Wakefield
Adam Roth	NAI Hiffman
Roger Siegel	Jones Lang LaSalle
Rusty Tamlyn	HFF

Best of the Best Awards

Largest Development – Neovia Logistics, Joliet, IL

Dan Leahy & Adam Roth of NAI Hiffman, Chicago

$23.3 Million, 405,600 SF; cross-loaded distribution facility features approximately 11,000 SF of office space, a 32’ clear height, 106 dock doors and 300 trailer stalls. The 300’ building depth reduces dock-to-dock travel time, providing a throughput advantage for transload clients. Neovia will import/export approximately 30,000 containers per year.

Largest Acquisition – 4000 Cedar Crossing, Baytown, TX

Josh McArtor & Billy Gold of CBRE, Dallas

$45.5 Million, 1.2 Million SF; four buildings at a dual rail-served campus, capable of processing and packaging plastic resin and fully occupied by Exel Logistics. There are 56 miles of rail with storage capacity of 1,750 rail cars and a barge dock for commercial/industrial use for improved efficiency of transporting goods and containers from the Port of Houston. Both Union Pacific and Burlington Northern Santa Fe railroads provide rail service to the park.