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Orlando, FL Commercial Real Estate - Still In Demand

The Orlando-Kissimmee region of centralcreated a continuous demand in the
Florida is the state's third largestOrlando commercial real estate sector
metropolitan area. A tourism Mecca,for additional office space, flex space,
boasting of more than fifty millionindustrial space, warehousing and
visitors annually, Orlando ranks alongdistribution facilities, etc. This
with Las Vegas and Chicago as the threeburgeoning marketplace is encouraging to
cities most frequently chosen forbuilders and investors, and bodes well
business conferences and industrialfor future growth in Orlando commercial
conventions. Orlando's Orange Countyreal estate.
Convention Center is the second largestOrlando currently is in the midst of
in the U.S. in total square footage.major commercial real estate development
Although tourism, fueled by suchprojects, particularly office and
internationally famous attractions asmulti-use construction in the city's
Walt Disney World Resort, SeaWorld anddowntown area, and Orlando's industrial
Universal Orlando Resort is one of themarket space, equally in demand, has
largest contributors to the area'sinitiated an expansion of over 1.5
overall economic strength, industrialmillion square feet of available space
giants such as AT&T, Northrup Grumman,since early 2007, which under current
Westinghouse, Raytheon Systems, Siemens,market conditions are renting at an
General Dynamics, Boeing, etc equallyaverage of $5.71 per square foot for
form a strong economic base.bulk distribution warehouse space and
Low unemployment and business growth$11.22 per square foot for flex space.
exceeding the national average, have



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