Q2 industrial report: Jax’s rate of development not keeping up with demand


Jacksonville is not seeing enough new development of industrial space to keep up with the demand the market is experiencing, according to a quarterly report from Colliers International Northeast Florida.

The vacancy rate dropped below 3 percent in the second quarter, and average lease rates increased to $4.95. By comparison, only two quarters ago, vacancy was at 4.6 percent and average lease rates were at $4.44, according to Colliers data.

The report said that despite "overwhelming evidence" that…

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