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ORLANDO-Property owners in the metro area's 77-million-sfindustrial market are anticipating another solid performance in2006 as rents rise and available space gets leased quickly,according to a new analysis by the Orlando office of GVA Advantis.Vacancy is at 8.1%, the lowest in three years.
Average flex asking rents are at $9.73 per sf; generalindustrial rates at $5.11. The East/University and Southwest flexspace submarkets are getting an average $12 per sf, the analysisfinds.
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