Free Market Report
Florida Industrial Market Report 2026
Vacancy rates, asking rents, rent growth trends, and submarket breakdowns for Jacksonville, Lakeland, Orlando, and Tampa — the four markets driving Florida's logistics boom.
- 4-market vacancy and rent analysis
- Submarket-by-submarket breakdown
- Build-to-suit vs. lease economics
- Cap rate trends for industrial investors
- Q2 2026 outlook
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What's Inside
A preview of the market data in the report.
| Market | Vacancy | Avg Asking Rent (NNN) | YOY Rent Growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jacksonville | 5.2% | $8.75/sf | ↑ 5.1% |
| Lakeland / I-4 | 4.1% | $8–12/sf | ↑ 6.2% |
| Orlando | 5.8% | $9.50–13/sf | ↑ 5.6% |
| Tampa / Port | 5.5% | $9–11.50/sf | ↑ 4.8% |
Industry estimates — directional, not audited.
For 3PLs & Operators
Market-by-market availability, asking rents, and how to move fast in a tight market.
For Investors
Cap rate trends, NOI growth projections, and where institutional capital is moving in Florida industrial.
For Developers
Land pricing, build-to-suit economics, and where absorption is strongest for new development.
Ryan Solberg
Florida Real Estate Broker (BK3354351) · (321) 586-2121 · Ryan@MaxLifeRealty.com
Specializing in logistics and industrial tenant rep across Jacksonville, Lakeland, and Orlando.