_BLACKLINE MARKET INTELLIGENCE

South Seminole Industrial

Longwood, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs, Winter Springs, and more

_Market report

Longwood industrial.October 2026.What it means for owners.

A short read for owners of industrial buildings in Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Springs. The numbers below come from our October 2026 report.

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_Market snapshot

Vacancy is low, rents average $14.88 per SF NNN and buildings have been selling for $167 per SF on average.

6.1%

Submarket vacancy

Oct 2026 report

$14.88/SF NNN

Average asking rent

Oct 2026 report

$167/SF

Average sale price

Oct 2026 report

Source: Blackline Research & Market Intelligence

_Institutional sales

Institutional sales, core assets

Three core sales closed over the last two years, from 117,771 SF to 819,588 SF, at $130 to $166 per SF.

Trailing 24 months (T-24), Oct 2026 report. Cap rates: call to discuss. Source: Blackline Research & Market Intelligence
PropertySale priceSize (SF)$/SFCap rateSale date
Longwood Commerce Park$15,500,000119,644$130Call to discussJun 2026
Anchor Business Park & LL$19,550,000117,771$166Call to discussFeb 2026
American Industrial Center$125,000,000819,588$153Call to discussFeb 2025
_Recent private sales

Private capital sales, private equity and owner-users

Twelve smaller sales closed in the last year. Price per SF ran from $113 to $313, so size, condition and location move the number a lot.

Price per SF by sale

Trailing 12 months (T-12), Oct 2026 report

At or below averageAbove averageSubmarket average $167/SF, Oct 2026 report245 Orange Avenue was a 1.53 acre sale, so no $/SF.
Trailing 12 months (T-12), Oct 2026 report. Source: Blackline Research & Market Intelligence
PropertyCitySale priceSize$/SFSale date
265 Hunt Park CvLongwood, FL 32750$1.65M5,279 SF$313Jul 2026
740 Orange AveAltamonte Springs, FL 32714$3.25M22,220 SF$146Jun 2026
280 E Palmetto AveLongwood, FL 32750$1.25M8,400 SF$149Jun 2026
878 Waterway PlLongwood, FL 32750$2.09M8,558 SF$244May 2026
704 Industry RoadLongwood, FL 32750$1.50M8,000 SF$188Mar 2026
1086 Florida Cntrl. Pkwy.Longwood, FL 32750$2.30M19,750 SF$116Feb 2026
401 Commerce WayLongwood, FL 32750$1.83M11,688 SF$156Feb 2026
2000 Tree Fork LaneLongwood, FL 32750$1.00M7,200 SF$139Feb 2026
Live Oaks CenterCasselberry, FL 32707$13.30M101,890 SF$131Dec 2025
448 Commerce WayLongwood, FL 32750$4.00M35,250 SF$113Dec 2025
245 Orange AvenueLongwood, FL 32750$1.10M1.53 acresN/ADec 2025
769 Big Tree DriveLongwood, FL 32750$1.37M8,000 SF$171Oct 2025
_Who owns, buys and sells

Private owners hold most of the value. Institutions bought a larger share of volume than they sold. Private equity did the opposite.

Who owns

Share of asset value, Oct 2026 report

65%Private
  • Private65%
  • Institutional19%
  • User14%
  • Private equity<1%
  • REIT/Public<1%

Private owners hold 65% of the value here. Many set rents to keep a good tenant rather than to hit a yield target. Before your next renewal, check your rent against what buildings are trading for today.

Who is buying

Share of sales volume, Oct 2026 report

49%Institutional
  • Institutional49%
  • Private46%
  • User4%
  • Private equity<1%

Institutional and private buyers together make up 95% of closed volume. Owner-users are 4% and private equity is under 1%. If your building could suit both pools, price it against each before you list.

Who is selling

Share of sales volume, Oct 2026 report

38%Private
  • Private38%
  • Institutional37%
  • Private equity18%
  • User7%

Private equity sold 18% of volume and bought under 1%, which makes it a net seller here. Institutions sold 37% and bought 49%. A valuation built the way institutions underwrite shows where your building fits.

Bought vs. sold, share of sales volume

Oct 2026 report

Buyer or seller typeSoldBought
Institutional
37%
49%
Private
38%
46%
Private equity
18%
<1%
User
7%
4%
Share of volume soldShare of volume bought

Source: Blackline Research & Market Intelligence

_What this means for you

Demand is there.Your price dependson who you sell to.

  1. If you plan to hold, compare your current rents to the $14.88 per SF NNN average asking rent before your next renewal.
  2. If you are thinking about selling, institutions bought 49% of the sales volume. They price a building differently than a local owner-user does.
  3. If you own an older small-bay building, the Longwood Commerce Park sale is a close comparable: 1989 masonry construction, $129.55 per SF in June 2026.
  4. Whatever you decide, start with a number built for your building, not an average.
_Questions owners ask

Questionsowners ask.

What is the industrial vacancy rate in Longwood?

Industrial vacancy in the Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Springs submarket is 6.1%, according to the October 2026 Blackline report.

What do industrial buildings rent for in Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Springs?

The average asking rent is $14.88 per SF on a NNN basis, as of the October 2026 Blackline report. Your building may lease above or below that depending on size, clear height, condition and location.

What are industrial buildings selling for per SF in Longwood?

The average sale price is $167 per SF in the October 2026 report. Private capital sales over the trailing 12 months ranged from $113 to $313 per SF.

Who is buying industrial property in Longwood?

Institutional buyers made up 49% of sales volume and private buyers 46%. Owner-users were 4% and private equity was under 1%, per the October 2026 report.

Does Blackline cover Winter Springs and the rest of Seminole County?

Yes. Blackline advises industrial owners in Longwood, Altamonte Springs, Casselberry, Winter Springs and across Seminole County. This report covers the Longwood, Casselberry and Altamonte Springs submarket.

How do I find out what my Longwood industrial building is worth?

Request a broker opinion of value from Thevin Campton, CCIM at blacklinecre.com/valuation or call 407.780.7123. You get it in 1 to 2 days.

_Talk to Thevin

Know your numberbefore you decide.

Get a broker opinion of value for your building in 1 to 2 days. It shows what an investor and an owner-user would likely pay, so you can decide to hold or sell with clear numbers in front of you.

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Thevin Campton, CCIM, Founder and Principal Broker, Blackline CRE

Thevin Campton, CCIM

Founder & Principal Broker, Blackline CRE

407.780.7123

255 South Orange Ave., Suite 104 #1861
Orlando, FL 32801

blacklinecre.com/valuation

Blackline CRE, 255 South Orange Ave., Suite 104 #1861, Orlando, FL 32801Source: Blackline Research & Market Intelligence

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