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Orlando, FL Commercial Real Estate - Still In Demand

The Orlando-Kissimmee region of centralexceeding the national average, have created
Florida is the state's third largesta continuous demand in the Orlando commercial
metropolitan area. A tourism Mecca, boastingreal estate sector for additional office
of more than fifty million visitors annually,space, flex space, industrial space,
Orlando ranks along with Las Vegas andwarehousing and distribution facilities, etc.
Chicago as the three cities most frequentlyThis burgeoning marketplace is encouraging to
chosen for business conferences andbuilders and investors, and bodes well for
industrial conventions. Orlando's Orangefuture growth in Orlando commercial real
County Convention Center is the secondestate.
largest  in the U.S. in total square footage.
Orlando currently is in the midst of major
Although tourism, fueled by suchcommercial real estate development projects,
internationally famous attractions as Waltparticularly office and multi-use
Disney World Resort, SeaWorld and Universalconstruction in the city's downtown area, and
Orlando Resort is one of the largestOrlando's industrial market space, equally in
contributors to the area's overall economicdemand, has initiated an expansion of over
strength, industrial giants such as AT&T,1.5 million square feet of available space
Northrup Grumman, Westinghouse, Raytheonsince early 2007, which under current market
Systems, Siemens, General Dynamics, Boeing,conditions are renting at an average of $5.71
etc  equally  form  a  strong  economic base.per square foot for bulk distribution
warehouse space and $11.22 per square foot
Low unemployment and business growthfor flex space.



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