How has Orlando’s class A and class B office availability changed over the years?
![graph of Orlando's class A and class B office availability from 2020 to 2023 by submarket](/documents/35486/96633304/Orlando+Data+Bite+3.6.24_RF.png/631f23f3-7995-a811-a046-f952918eff38?t=1710364564564)
- Orlando’s office market experienced a 5.7% increase in availability over the last three years, fueled by a decrease in demand for office space and 1.1 million square feet of new construction delivered.
- From 2020 to 2023, class A buildings sustained a significant 9.4% increase in availability, with the University/Research submarket seeing the largest jump of 23.3% during that time.
- Class B properties have seen a more modest increase of availability by 2.3%. Notably, Downtown Orlando is one of just two submarkets where class B availability has decreased. This trend suggests a preference among certain employers for proximity to amenities and a robust employment hub over asset quality.
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