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Jacksonville Industrial Advisors

Jacksonville's Industrial Advisors are a standout team at the forefront of the city's growth as a nationally recognized logistics hub. Led by Tyler Newman and Jacob Horsley, the team specializes in industrial leasing and sales, managing an impressive portfolio of over 14 million square feet of industrial space across North Florida and surrounding markets. They are further strengthened by the expertise of Drake Chamberlin and Kendall Wilson, who bring additional skills and unique insights to the team.

Having played a key role in many of Jacksonville's largest industrial transactions, the team has carved out a niche for deals exceeding 100,000 square feet. As Jacksonville's industrial market continues to grow, they have become the go-to team for leasing speculative space in new Class A warehouses, distribution centers, and logistics parks. Over the past five years, they've represented landlords, tenants, buyers, and sellers in approximately 86 million square feet of industrial leases and sales, totaling a remarkable $1.4 billion in value. Their success is driven by their ability to blend diverse skills and services tailored to the needs of industrial clients. In addition to their work in Jacksonville, they also serve national corporate clients with industrial facilities across multiple markets.

Leveraging deep market knowledge, Jacksonville's Industrial Advisors help clients navigate the evolving challenges of the commercial real estate industry. The rise of same-day and two-hour delivery has created new pressures for retailers, requiring them to be closer than ever to their customers. By understanding supply chains and consumer needs, the team has become a recognized expert in e-commerce fulfillment, assisting top e-commerce companies in securing distribution space in Jacksonville.

The team is committed to delivering unparalleled value to their clients through a unique combination of talent, passion, and expertise.

Meet the Team

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Tyler Newman

Executive Managing Director
Jacksonville, United States


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Jacob Horsley

Executive Managing Director
Jacksonville, United States


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Drake Chamberlin

Associate
Jacksonville, United States


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Kendall Wilson

Brokerage Specialist
Jacksonville, United States


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Recent Transactions

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10760 Yeager Rd

Location: 10760 Yeager Rd

Size: 408,240 SF

Type: Landlord Rep

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1700 Imeson Road

Location: 1700 Imeson Rd

Size: 272,190 SF

Type: Landlord Rep

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7489 Commonwealth Ave

Location: 7489 Commonwealth Ave

Size: 108,122 SF

Type: Landlord Rep

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Legend Point Logistics Crossing

Location: Legend Point Logistics Crossing 

Size: 345,027 SF (3 Buildings)

Type: Landlord Rep

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5885 Mining Terrace

Location: 5885 Mining Terrace

Size: 33,632 SF

Type: Landlord Rep

Partnerships

Insights

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MarketBeat

Jacksonville

Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.
Eric Messer • 7/24/2026
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Finding The Opportunity Across Midwest Industrial Markets

The U.S. industrial market recorded almost 2.5 billion square feet (bsf) of new leasing activity throughout the pandemic (2020-2022), as rapid expansions by big-box occupiers fueled demand.
Gregory Rogalla • 5/15/2024
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Insights • Workplace

What’s Old is Now New Again: Turning Obsolescence into Opportunity

Built in 1968, 140 Broadway located in New York City is a stunning Class A vintage office building. Although it has stood in the center of lower Manhattan for more than 50 years, thoughtful planning, a clear vision and collaborative partnership have wiped away the years by proactively repositioning this iconic office building with state-of-the-art amenities.
David Smith • 9/12/2023
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Research

Washington DC Office Market - The Bright Side

While the news cycle continues to focus on the falling values and slow return to work, there are signs of opportunity in the DC office market. This report examines the trends and opportunities facing the DC office market, sharing the brighter side of the commercial real estate industry.
Nathan Edwards • 8/22/2023
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Article • Workplace

​​Northern Virginia Q2 Sublease Report​

Sublet inventory remains abundant and competes with prime space for tenants looking for space at a significant discount to the direct market. The majority of available sublet inventory remains high-quality space that was placed on the market as a result of the hybrid workplace environment and tenants reevaluating space needs after COVID 19. 
7/24/2023
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​​The Future of Atlanta Manufacturing​

Metro Atlanta is emerging as a center of manufacturing as a wave of advancements in electric vehicles, batteries, and hydrogen power is slated for the region. With companies like Rivian, Hyundai Motor Group and SK On, Qcells, and SK Innovation all announcing major investments, the current pipeline exceeds the last five years combined. 
Maija Sunnarborg • 5/5/2023
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Article

​​Contextualizing Development Risk​

The U.S. multifamily market is in the midst of the largest supply wave in modern history. But construction timelines are longer than ever, meaning the market has more time to absorb these deliveries. With supply risk distributed across the U.S., overbuilding is just a much a function of demand as it is supply. 
Sam Tenenbaum • 3/24/2023
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Research • Economy

Bank Failures and Panics: Five Key Thoughts for Commercial Real Estate

Given the recent collapse of a few mid-sized to small banks which has caused concerns over the potential for a financial crisis, Cushman & Wakefield Research provides its “first take” and some reassurance in a time of heightened uncertainty. This analysis was published on 3/15/2023. Given the fluidity of the situation; Cushman & Wakefield will provide updates as pertinent information becomes available.
Kevin Thorpe • 3/15/2023
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Article

Five Steps Digitally Native Brands Should Consider When Expanding to Brick & Mortar

More and more digitally native brands (DNBs) are turning to brick and mortar to provide customers with a full sensory brand experience in order to differentiate themselves in an often too-crowded digital world. But opening a retail store can come with its set of challenges. From selecting the best location to building the consumer journey, here are five steps DNBs should consider taking when expanding from digital to physical.
Alanna Loeffler • 10/4/2022
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Article • Sustainability / ESG

ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager Building Emissions Calculator

In April 2022, the EPA unveiled their new ENERGY STAR® Portfolio Manager Emissions Calculator, a powerful tool that can estimate a building’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, support GHG emissions inventories, evaluate emissions under local building performance standards, and forecast the impact of changes in building efficiency and energy procurement.
Jack Pufunt • 9/28/2022
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Article • Workplace

Construction Costs Continue to Climb

While COVID-19 infections may be waning, pandemic-induced problems continue to impact office fit-outs. Occupiers are facing complex office fit-out challenges from inflationary pressure on pricing, project delivery challenges from supply chain delays and labor shortages, and continued uncertainty around hybrid work structures and office workplace layouts.
Mary Kay Smith • 8/18/2022
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Future-Proofing the Food & Beverage Supply Chain

While the impacts of COVID-19 are still unfolding, it’s increasingly clear that food and beverage companies will need to continue to evolve their strategies when it comes to inventory management, real estate decisions, automation, packaging and sustainability among other things.

John Wichman • 10/1/2021

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