Jacksonville Industrial Advisors
Jacksonville’s Industrial Advisors, Tyler Newman, Jacob Horsley and Taylor Calfee, are a unique market-leading industrial team that has played a significant role in Jacksonville’s development into a nationally known logistics hub. The team focuses on industrial leases and sales with a current leasing portfolio of over 4 million square feet of industrial space in North Florida. This includes approximately 1.3 million square feet of new, Class A space that is attracting major tenants to the market.
Over the last five years, they have collectively represented landlords and tenants as well as buyers and sellers in approximately 15 million square feet of industrial leases and sales for a total value of $779 million. The team’s success is due in large part to their ability to leverage and combine a broad mix of skills and services for industrial clients. In addition to representing landlords and tenants in the Jacksonville market, Tyler, Jacob and Taylor also represent national corporate clients who occupy industrial facilities in multiple markets.
Utilizing in-depth market knowledge, Jacksonville’s Industrial Advisors help clients overcome new challenges in the commercial real estate industry. The phenomenon of same-day and two-hour delivery has presented new challenges for retailers, as they now need to be closer than ever to the consumer. Understanding supply chains and consumer needs has helped establish the team as experts in ecommerce fulfillment, allowing them to assist several top ecommerce companies secure distribution space in Jacksonville. In the last four years, they have helped ecommerce tenants lease approximately 2.7 million square feet of industrial space in North Florida and nearby markets. These deals have had a major impact on the community, benefitting tenants, landlords and consumers alike.
Tyler, Jacob and Taylor are driven to provide their clients with incredible value through an unsurpassed combination of talent, passion and expertise that’s second to none.
Over the last five years, they have collectively represented landlords and tenants as well as buyers and sellers in approximately 15 million square feet of industrial leases and sales for a total value of $779 million. The team’s success is due in large part to their ability to leverage and combine a broad mix of skills and services for industrial clients. In addition to representing landlords and tenants in the Jacksonville market, Tyler, Jacob and Taylor also represent national corporate clients who occupy industrial facilities in multiple markets.
Utilizing in-depth market knowledge, Jacksonville’s Industrial Advisors help clients overcome new challenges in the commercial real estate industry. The phenomenon of same-day and two-hour delivery has presented new challenges for retailers, as they now need to be closer than ever to the consumer. Understanding supply chains and consumer needs has helped establish the team as experts in ecommerce fulfillment, allowing them to assist several top ecommerce companies secure distribution space in Jacksonville. In the last four years, they have helped ecommerce tenants lease approximately 2.7 million square feet of industrial space in North Florida and nearby markets. These deals have had a major impact on the community, benefitting tenants, landlords and consumers alike.
Tyler, Jacob and Taylor are driven to provide their clients with incredible value through an unsurpassed combination of talent, passion and expertise that’s second to none.
Meet the Team
Client Testimonials
"I hold this team in the highest regard in terms of their professionalism and integrity. They consistently demonstrate the creativity and intimate knowledge of the market that is necessary for navigating complex transactions. For these reasons, they continue to play a meaningful role in our acquisition initiatives throughout the Jacksonville region."
Greg Johnson, STAG Industrial
VP of Acquisitions
Client Testimonials
"Tyler and his team at Cushman & Wakefield are market experts consistently in tune with both the industrial property capacity in Jacksonville and prospective user interest. As Commercial Warehousing is both owner and 3rd party warehousing and distribution provider knowing both sides of the landlord/tenant relationship is crucial. The C&W group in Jacksonville provides that dual focus for us. We also rely on Tyler to support us in other markets as opportunities arise. In this case, the national network of Cushman & Wakefield provides us immediate marketplace intelligence in any geography in the domestic U.S."
Kevin Maregson, CWI Logistics
President
Partnerships
Recent Transactions
Stag Westlake
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Size: 231,030 SF
Ecommerce Client
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Size: 1,063,255 SF
Southbound Distribution Center
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Size: 85,000 SF
Fanatics Renewal
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Size: 553,151 SF
Ocala Warehouse
Location: Ocala, FL
Size: 619,466 SF
Tapestry / Coach
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Size: 193,324 SF
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