This week in Florida saw plenty of action in smaller markets. From Little Torch Key, to Maitland, to Lake Worth, investors are seeing second-tier markets.
BY THE NUMBERS
As tight as conditions have become, even the prime markets are not as space starved as they were at the height of the last cycle. In early 2006, overall availability in South Florida was hovering just below 11%, with much lower availability—under 9% in Miami-Dade. (Source: Savills Studley)
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