Industrial Real Estate Developments

Less than two miles south of the Orlando - Apopka Airport, the property is beside the Amazon distribution center.

The developer is gearing up for its second warehouse project in Apopka on land a few miles to the southeast of its first.

The vision for Cadence is to eventually establish 1.3 million square feet of warehouse space in the Apopka logistics hub.

The 65-acre site next door to the huge Kroger-Ocado warehouse in Groveland was recently rezoned to light industrial.

Blue Steel Development is looking to add three more industrial warehouses to Apopka along SR 441.

Apartments are not currently permitted within the 200-acre Infinity Park. Developer Tavistock seeks to change that.

The location right at a major interchange on Florida's Turnpike makes the site ideal for a distribution center.

Tavistock is seeking entitlements for an additional 7,225 housing units in Lake Nona, in addition to the 13,592 currently approved for the area.

In addition to Sungate Logistics Park, Timberline has plans to develop a mix of retail, office, hospitality, apartments and BTR residential units around the intersection of Interstate 95 and LPGA Boulevard.

The developer wants to build a 1.3 million-square-foot logistics park on Pace Road, across from the site where county commissioners denied a similar proposal.

Mid-Florida Logistics Park could be growing by some extra 65 acres. Plans for the second phase include 839,000 square feet of new speculative industrial space.

Ustler was honored for delivering the year's top office building: Electronic Arts in Creative Village. Yvonne Baker, executive director of Florida State University’s Real Estate Center, received the Lifetime Achievement Award.

A new distribution warehouse building is being planned in the International Corporate Center, where companies like Disney Cruise Line, Escalade Sports and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions have a presence.

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida approved the sale of over 200 acres in Apopka to a Vero Beach-based company that plans to build a new mixed-use community.

For about the past 20 years, Denholtz has invested in properties throughout the I-4 corridor. The most recent acquisition was a $17.5 million deal for the Celebration Business Center back in December.

The California-based developer now owns 550 acres in South Lake County with zoning and entitlements for homes, apartments, offices and warehousing.

The two e-commerce distribution centers in Groveland and Ocala will have a combined 1.33 million square feet. Both are scheduled for completion in 2023.

The developers are buying into The Ridge at Lake Bronson master-planned community, entitled for up to 683 homes, 678 apartments, 350,000 square feet of commercial/office space, and 1.5 million square feet of industrial uses.

The Emirati company plans to take the entire fifth floor and naming rights at one of Tavistock Development Company’s newly built office buildings in the Lake Nona Town Center.

Dr. Phillips will convert a small warehouse building in the heart of the Packing District into spec office space with a large covered patio space.

The 130-acre site is adjacent to Osceola County's largest new spec industrial park, but it's also in the middle of an established residential area.

The health system won’t be demolishing the existing 3-story Holy Land Experience auditorium just yet. The submitted application mentions keeping the property for future potential uses.

Plans shortly follow another recently completed and fully-leased office building developed by Equity Partners in the Central Florida Research Park.

Plans are under review for a new 60-bed inpatient rehabilitation facility. Nobis Rehabilitation Partners is targeting Altamonte Springs for its first Florida project.

The developer believes direct access to the city-owned rail spur will help attract tenants looking for shipping alternatives.

The warehouse would be the first project on the 97-acres in the Poinciana Industrial Park that sold a few months ago for $3.5 million.

The Windermere-based company wants to develop 164,000 square feet of self-storage space, just a short distance away from another proposed commercial complex fronting West Colonial Drive.

The proposed Apopka Commerce Center industrial park will introduce more than 1.2 million square feet of warehouse space across four new buildings along U.S. 441.

The proposed development, named after the Greek god Helios, is located about a mile away from the Sanford Sunrail station.

The 130,000-square-foot DataSite Orlando facility between John Young Parkway and the Beachline Expressway went through a multimillion-dollar renovation prior to trading hands.