Headline metro numbers obscure as much as they reveal. Here is how each Greater Orlando submarket is actually trading this quarter.
Central Florida's primary CBD remains the legal, financial, and government hub of the region. Class A inventory is anchored by SunTrust Center, 200 South Orange, and the Bank of America building.
Master-planned 17-square-mile community anchored by Medical City. Highest job growth in the MSA over the past five years and the deepest pipeline of new Class A office and flex inventory.
Established suburban office node off I-4 with strong drive-time access to Winter Park, College Park, and Altamonte Springs. Concentration of professional services, technology, and financial back-office.
Seminole County's premier corporate office submarket. Home to several Fortune 500 regional headquarters and a strong concentration of financial services and technology firms.
Industrial powerhouse along the BeachLine Expressway and SR-417 with direct access to MCO. Largest concentration of bulk distribution, e-commerce fulfillment, and aerospace MRO in Central Florida.
Affluent west-side submarket combining executive office, medical specialty practices, and the Restaurant Row dining corridor. Strong daytime population from theme park executive teams and hospitality leadership.
