This week in Florida saw an encouraging medical office report debut. NAI was especially active, along with Florida's smaller markets.
BY THE NUMBERS
Overall vacancy of medical office space in Central Florida has steadily decreased since 2011, falling another 2.8 percentage points over the past year to 6%. That trend will continue, and vacancies will fall further over the next year. (Source: Cushman & Wakefield)
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