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medical office building 5040 Forest Drive New Albany Ohio

CBRE Arranges Three Leases at Columbus-Area MOB

CBRE announced today it has arranged three leases since March at 5040 Forest Dr., a two-story medical office building in New Albany, OH, northeast of Columbus. Together, the three transactions total 16,895 square feet. 

All three tenants—New Albany Endodontics, Capitol Pain and Ohio Dermatology Center—have signed leases on the second floor, which will now be fully occupied for the first time in 11 years. Lease terms weren’t disclosed. 

CBRE’s Molly Leach and Todd Payne represented Davis Healthcare Real Estate in the New Albany Endodontics transaction and Tenants Capitol Pain and Ohio Dermatology Center in the other two transactions.  

Leach credited Davis Property Management for its willingness to offer above-market tenant improvement allowances and for installing a new skybridge to connect to the Mount Carmel New Albany Surgical Hospital. 

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