"CORFAC International always seeks expansion into active office, industrial, development and in some cases retail real estate markets that are currently not covered by a local, knowledgeable and trustworthy firm that is affiliated with CORFAC," a CORFAC spokesperson tell GlobeSt.com.

With the help of Industrial Property Brokers, CORFAC International will now be able to reach a number of cities in Ohio including Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus and Toledo.

"This region of the country has prime distribution, warehousing and manufacturing space, particularly near the Ohio communities of Cincinnati, Toledo, Dayton and Columbus," the spokesperson says.

Industrial Property Brokers was started in 2005 by Tim Echemann. "We believe that joining CORFAC International will provide our company with access to premier networking, educational and technological resources," Echemann says. "In turn, our clients will benefit by the new affiliation and access to resources, resulting in an expanded customer base and increased market share."

CORFAC executives believe Industrial Property Brokers fits the mold of what the company looks for in a partner.

"Industrial Property Brokers is consistent with core CORFAC International values: they are market and segment leaders in their region, locally owned and entrepreneurial in spirit, possess a high degree of integrity and good business acumen and by possessing local market knowledge and a physical presence in Western Ohio and Eastern Indiana, can support the CORFAC referral network by serving in-bound referrals for real estate services by other CORFAC firms," the spokesperson says.

"Conversely, Industrial Property Brokers may benefit by the CORFAC affiliation by being able to refer outbound business to CORFAC firms covering key U.S. and International markets for Industrial's clients. In addition to the primary value of participating in a like-minded referral network, all CORFAC firms benefit by drawing upon deep resources in the real estate business, including best practices workshops and educational-oriented conferences."