Ryan Oley

Ryan Oley is a Director in the Washington DC office where he oversees industrial development activities in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and Midwest regions of the United States. He is responsible for assembling of land, site due diligence, entitlements and governmental approvals, pre-development, budgeting, managing design engineering teams, and overseeing contractors and project schedules. Ryan brings 15 years of experience in development and construction and has developed over 12 million square feet of industrial product in California, Washington, and Georgia.

Prior to joining Stream, Ryan was the Vice President of Development and Construction for Crow Holdings Industrial where he was responsible for overseeing development projects in the Atlanta, Savannah, and Central Florida markets. Prior to Crow Holdings Industrial, Ryan was the West Region Development Manager for CenterPoint Properties where he was responsible for overseeing developments in the Northern California and Seattle markets. Ryan began his industrial development career with DCT Industrial Trust in Newport Beach, CA.

Ryan received an undergraduate degree, with honors, from the University of Southern California and holds a graduate degree in accounting and finance from the London School of Economics.

• Shenandoah Logistics Center – Atlanta, GA – 315,00 sq. ft. cross-dock speculative warehouse
• Rockmart Road Logistics Center – Atlanta, GA – 425,305 sq. ft. cross-dock speculative warehouse
• Gwinnett 316 Park – Atlanta, GA – three speculative warehouses totaling 762,000 sq. ft. LEED Certified
• Decalaration Logistics Phase II and III – Atlanta, GA – two speculative warehouses totaling 555,000 sq. ft.
• Dollar General Coweta Logistics – Atlanta, GA – 1,001,000 sq. ft. cross-dock warehouse
• Sweetwater Creek Logistics Center – Atlanta, GA – 280,140 sq. ft. rear-load warehouse sold to Data Center user
• Buford Commerce Center – four building park totaling 1,089,180 sq. ft. anchored by UPS as the main tenant
• Kia Glovis BTS – Atlanta, GA – 323,363 sq. ft cross-dock warehouse
• West Park Logistics Center – Atlanta, GA – 276,235 sq. ft. rear load speculative warehouse
• Oakwood Commerce Park – Atlanta, GA – 224,000 sq. ft. rear load specualtive warehouse
• Buffington Center Logistics – Atlanta, GA – 206,000 sq. ft. front load speculative warehouse
• Stonewall Tell Logistics Center – Atlanta, GA – 172,000 sq. ft. front load specualtive warehouse
• Hurricane Shoals General Electric  – Atlanta, GA – 237,431 sq. ft warehouse
• Newnan 85 Commerce Center – Atlanta, GA – two rear-load speculative warehouses totaling 365,000 sq. ft.
• Chamblee Rd Logistics Center – Atlanta, GA – two speculative warehouses totaling 386,606 sq. ft.
• Pegasus Parkway Phase II – Atlanta, GA – 357,851 sq. ft. cross dock speculative warehouse
• FEIT Electric Declaration Phase I – Atlanta, GA – 234,000 sq. ft. front load warehouse
• West Fulton Commerce Park – Atlanta, GA – seven-building park totaling 1,932,987 sq. ft. of speculative warehouses
• Amazon BTS – Manteca, CA – 775,000 sq. ft. cross-dock warehouse LEED Silver
• Lowes BTS – Manteca, CA – 393,000 sq. ft. cross-dock warehouse LEED Silver
• Seaport Logistics Port of Oakland Phase I – Oakland, CA – 464,000 sq. ft. cross-dock specualtive warehouse LEED Silver
• Marginal Way – Seattle, WA – 416,00 sq. ft. cross-dock specualtive warehouse LEED Silver
• Home Depot BTS Lathrop – Lathrop, CA – 225,00 sq. ft. additon of an existing warehouse LEED Silver

• Bachelor of Arts in Communication Law, University of Southern California
• Graduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance, London School of Economics

• NAIOP member