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Orlando, Florida’s industrial market reaches turning point

Why conditions may shift back toward landlords in 2026
This 93,104-square-foot industrial warehouse building was completed in the Commerce 429 park in Northwest Orange County in June 2025. Developed by McCraney Property Co., the building is 75% occupied by Wilsonart on a seven-year deal. (CoStar)
This 93,104-square-foot industrial warehouse building was completed in the Commerce 429 park in Northwest Orange County in June 2025. Developed by McCraney Property Co., the building is 75% occupied by Wilsonart on a seven-year deal. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
January 16, 2026 | 8:13 P.M.

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