ORLANDO—Although Tampa's commercial real estate market is hitting on just about all cylinders, that doesn't mean there aren't still challenges. Cresa's Caleb Lewis sees the clearly.
“A challenge will be to see how tenant's react to rising rental rates in the key submarkets of the Tampa CBD, Westshore, Saint Petersburg CBD and Gateway-Carillon,” Lewis tells GlobeSt.com. “Tenant's have been in control of the market since 2008 and that paradigm has shifted in the last 12 months.”
As Lewis sees it, tenants need conflict-free consultant representing their interest as the market evolves. Cresa, of course, represents only tenants.
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