Two markets. One strategic standard.
Gold Bridge Realty maintains focused coverage of Central Florida and South Florida — two of the most active commercial real estate regions in the country.
Orlando
Orlando and Central Florida continue to attract population, employers, logistics operations, healthcare investment, tourism-related businesses, and expanding professional services.
- Industrial vacancy
- 9.9%
- Industrial asking rent
- $11.08 PSF
- Net absorption
- +996,347 SF
- Job growth
- 1.3% YoY
Q2 2026, steady quarter over quarter
NNN, down 1.5% in Q2 2026
Q2 2026, strongest since Q2 2025
May 2026, vs. 0.3% nationally
- Population growth
- Employment
- Transportation
- Logistics
- Healthcare
- Tourism
- Business expansion
- New development
- Commercial corridors
- Industrial demand
- Retail growth
- Infrastructure
Miami
South Florida remains a global capital destination supported by international investment, population growth, trade, finance, professional services, hospitality, and cross-border business activity.
- Industrial vacancy
- 7.7%
- Industrial asking rent
- $17.19 PSF
- Retail vacancy
- 3.0%
- Office vacancy
- 10.8%
Q2 2026, Miami-Dade County
NNN, up 1.5% year over year
Lowest in South Florida; $42.50 PSF NNN
Class A asking rents at a record $73.37 PSF FS
- International capital
- Trade and logistics
- Port and airport access
- Finance and professional services
- Population and migration
- Retail demand
- Industrial constraints
- High-value land
- Cross-border investment
- Insurance & operating costs
Figures reflect second-quarter 2026 market research published by Colliers, Lee & Associates Central Florida, and Newmark. Market conditions change. Property-specific decisions should be based on current data, active inventory, comparable transactions, zoning, and due diligence.