Cushman & Wakefield Research Has Authored a Report Detailing the Hurricane Irma’s Effects on Florida’s Major Office and Industrial Markets
ORLANDO, FL, September 19, 2017 — One week ago, Hurricane Irma barreled its way through the state of Florida causing widespread devastation and displacing millions. Business interruptions caused by power outages, flooding and debris affected all major markets.
Cushman & Wakefield Research has published a report entitled Hurricane Irma’s Impact on the Sunshine State. This report details the impacts of the storm in Florida’s major office and industrial markets: Miami-Dade County, Broward County, Palm Beach County, Orlando, Tampa/St. Pete and Jacksonville.
Download your copy of the report here.
“While most Florida businesses were back up and running by the week’s end, natural disasters like Irma, can have future implications for location decisions and how commerce is delivered,” said Florida Research Manager Chris Owen. “The state’s ability to quickly rebound and rebuild in less than a week is a testament to the preparedness and adaptability of government and the private sector working together. The process has only started, but the results can be measured in the economic vitality and resilience Florida can expect to see in the coming months.”
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