Downtown office lease rates still down
| By Mary Shanklin, Orlando Sentinel | |
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The average asking price was
Insurance companies and tech firms have moved into downtown offices while several law firms have expanded.
"What we've seen is consolidation in the suburbs and companies moving back to the core, and there have been some new-to-market deals with companies coming here from out of
Parking remains an issue downtown. As companies squeeze their office footprint with less space per employee, they need more parking, and that adds to their costs, he said.
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Cushman & Wakefield Investment Sales Team Executive Director
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Construction
After getting 3 acres on
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