Where supply chains meet strategy.
From last-mile logistics warehouses along the I-4 corridor to manufacturing facilities and cold-storage assets, industrial is one of the most active and rapidly evolving asset classes in Florida. SVN Premier Capital represents owners and tenants in industrial transactions across acquisitions, dispositions, leasing, and build-to-suit advisory.
The industrial sector has been transformed by e-commerce, supply chain reshoring, and demographic migration to the Sunbelt. What used to be commodity warehouse space is now a layered asset class — class-A distribution near major highways trades at very different cap rates than older, smaller infill flex space. Our role is to underwrite assets at that level of detail and connect sellers to the right buyer pool.
For Florida specifically, the I-4 corridor between Orlando and Tampa has emerged as one of the Southeast’s most active industrial markets — driven by Port Tampa Bay, Port Canaveral, Orlando International Airport, and the demographic pull of 1,000+ net new residents arriving in Florida every day.
Asset types we cover
Whether you’re acquiring, selling, leasing, or tenant-representing, we bring sub-specialty expertise to every industrial engagement:
- Class-A distribution centers
- Last-mile logistics
- Light manufacturing
- Cold storage & food-grade
- Flex space & R&D
- Truck terminals & cross-docks
- Outdoor storage / IOS
- Infill warehouse
Our approach
Industrial deals turn on the details: ceiling heights, dock-door counts, trailer parking ratios, power loads, sprinkler systems, and tenant credit. For sellers, we package those operating fundamentals in a way that distinguishes the asset to qualified buyers. For tenants, we negotiate lease terms — expansion rights, exclusive use clauses, and CAM caps — that protect your business over the full term.
Buyers benefit from underwriting that goes beyond broker packages: tenant-level sales data, market rent comps, replacement cost analysis, and a realistic view of future cap-rate scenarios.
Central Florida industrial market insights
Central Florida absorbed over 12 million SF of industrial space in 2024 — a record year — driven by e-commerce, 3PL expansion, and consumer goods companies positioning closer to fast-growing population centers. Vacancy compressed despite heavy new-build deliveries. Lakeland and Polk County remain especially active given their I-4 location between Tampa and Orlando.
We track sub-market vacancy, asking rents, and concession packages monthly — and apply that intelligence to client engagements rather than producing generic reports.
Active listings & engagements
We currently represent active listings and engagements across the industrial category. View our active listings
