Orlando industrial real estate market report
Q2 2026

Demand held firm against an active development pipeline in Q2 2026, as Orlando's industrial sector continued its steady progression. Net absorption turned positive for a fourth consecutive quarter, and vacancy rose just 10 basis points to 8.2%, with new deliveries leasing at a healthy pace. Leasing timelines tightened further, as average months-on-market fell to 5.2 and the differential between Class A and Class C space narrowed to near parity, signaling that occupier demand has broadened across all quality tiers. Capital markets moved in tandem: first-half investment volume reached a three-year high of $501 million, while pricing advanced to a record $159 per square foot. With demand well-distributed across product types and investment activity tracking underlying performance, Orlando enters the second half of 2026 on stable footing.
Asking rents
NNN Asking rents averaged $12.24 psf in Q2 2026, rising quarter-over-quarter and continuing Orlando’s upward rent trend as leasing activity improved from Q1 2026.
Net absorption
Orlando recorded 326,564 square feet of absorption in Q2 2026, marking its fourth consecutive quarter of positive absorption.
Vacancy
Vacancy ticked up 10 basis points to 8.2% in Q2 2026, as steady demand continued to largely absorb incoming supply.
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