Industrial Real Estate Developments

The acrobatic troupe wants to relocate out of its Kissimmee location and nearly double the size of its training facility.

The first two buildings will add 125,000 square feet of warehouse space to the Kissimmee submarket.

Construction of a new roadway, connecting Eidson Drive to State Road 11, will help activate up to 885,000 square feet of new industrial development.

The highest bid would have been a nearly 33% discount off the roughly $1.26 million appraised value.

The first phase includes about 277,450 square feet of industrial space across three buildings.

The real estate company out-bid big-league industrial developers like McCraney Property Company and Prologis.

The metal can manufacturing company moved out of its 200,000-square-foot industrial facility, now the owner is in search for a new tenant(s).

The company has pledged to create at least 220 new jobs in the first five years of the contract.

The company's name will be unveiled Monday when commissioners vote to begin formal negotiations with them to succeed UCF.

The nonprofit is eyeing about eight acres of land on Lake Catherine for a new pet adoption shelter that will replace its current 30-year-old building.

The joint partnership plans to develop about 189,000 square feet of industrial space on land directly off the Daniel Webster Western Beltway (S.R. 429).

Real estate players from all sectors came together and asked the commission to reconsider the proposed rates that could easily double, triple, and in some cases even quadruple.

The 25-acre portfolio is clustered around the northeast corner of the Beachline Expressway and South Orange Avenue in the airport/Lake Nona submarket.

The long-time vacant Kennedy Campus development site resides in the 33rd Street Industrial submarket area in Orlando.

The auction company is the world's largest reseller of sport vehicles, including motorcycles, RVs and boats.

The transactions take place in major industrial parks: Mid-Florida Logistics Park in Apopka and Ford Commerce Park in Groveland, Lake County.

The three sites already have approved development plans for a new industrial park, credit union and $50 million apartment complex.

The architect behind the expansion spoke with GrowthSpotter about plans, which will add nearly 200,000 square feet to the current facility.

The project adds to the over 3.5 million square feet of speculative warehouse space now under construction in the West Polk County submarket.

Plans show the company intends to develop 159,000 square feet of office and flex industrial space along Goldenrod Road.

The roughly 20-acre commerce center consists of two recently completed industrial warehouses and a vacant retail outparcel along Sand Lake Road.

The developers were able to secure another 10 acres, which allows them to expand the facility to 1 million square feet.

The deal for the 7.85-acre industrial site on Bumby Avenue follows Dean Foods' Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection filing in November.

Nearby, Kroger is building a 375,000-square-foot fulfillment center and Seefried Industrial Properties, a regular developer for Amazon, is proposing to build a roughly 200,000-square-foot facility in Ford Commerce Park.

This is the second large-scale industrial park planned for Osceola County this year, and the first in the City of Kissimmee.

The developer paid about $1.9 million for the 9-acre site just east of Conway Road.

The developer owns a combined 57 acres just south of the SunRail station.

The $16 billion company supplies groceries and essentials to thousands of convenience stores, drug stores and other retailers.

Kissimmee Jet Center will compete against three bidders to keep its FBO services at the city airport.

Recker Highway is an industrial corridor just south of the Auburndale city limits that runs parallel to the CSX freight line.