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ORLANDO-Is the bubble bursting on Orlando's hot retail investments market? Not exactly, but it is shrinking slightly, according to a new report by the Orlando office of GVA Advantis.

Advantis analysts Sasha Pardy, Michael and Jeffrey Pocklington and Martin Forster, who jointly prepared the study, see total investment volume slowing for the rest of the year; price per sf increasing slightly; and the number of neighborhood shopping center sales decreasing.

However, even if investment volume dips, the numbers will probably continue to top the 2004 performance, other retail brokers tell GlobeSt.com. Advantis figures show 90 transactions totaling 6.78 million sf and valued at 928.6 million closed in 2005--nearly doubling the 2004 level.

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