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Jeremy G. Woods, CCIM, SIOR
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT

Specialty: Industrial Advisory Services

Jeremy Woods, CCIM, SIOR specializes in Industrial Tenant and Landlord Representation. Jeremy has completed more than 500 industrial lease transactions totaling over 8.5 million square feet. He has extensive experience in all aspects of industrial lease and sale transactions, including: lease / purchase / build comparative analysis, current market valuations, negotiation of economic and legal terms, leasehold construction costs, overall operation of industrial facilities and related expenses. His breadth of experience adds value to owner and tenant relationships alike. In recognition of his outstanding performance in production, leadership, and overall contribution to the company, Jeremy earned Summit Realty Group’s Peak Performance Award for 2005.

Prior to joining Summit, Jeremy spent eight years with ProLogis. He began as a Marketing Representative and later served as Vice President and Market Officer, managing ten real estate professionals operating a portfolio of over 180 tenants in 45 industrial facilities totaling nearly 5 million square feet. Jeremy began his real estate career with Pizzuti Company, specializing in the suburban office market in Columbus, Ohio.

EDUCATION:
Bachelor of Science, Business – Major in Real Estate and Urban Analysis
The Ohio State University – Columbus, Ohio

ACHIEVEMENTS & AFFILIATIONS:
• Member. Society of Industrial and Office Realtors (SIOR)
• Member. Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM)
• President. Indiana Chapter of CCIM 2009
• Duke Realty. Top Indiana Brokers Award - Industrial 2008, 2009
• Vice President. Indiana Chapter of CCIM 2008
• Secretary. Indiana Chapter of CCIM 2007
• Treasurer. Indiana Chapter of CCIM 2006
• Summit Realty Group. Peak Performance Award 2005, 2008
• Member. Indiana Commercial Board of Realtors (ICBR)
• Member. Indiana Association of Realtors (IAR)
• Member. National Association of Realtors (NAR)
• Treasurer. Indiana Chapter of CCIM 2007