Orange County · Industrial & Flex Space

Warehouse & Industrial Space for Lease in Orlando, FL

Orlando is the center of Central Florida’s industrial market, with options ranging from small flex bays to large distribution buildings. If you’re moving, expanding, or renewing in the metro, I’ll help you see what’s actually available and what it should cost.

Why Orlando

Why Businesses Look at Orlando

  • Interstate 4, Florida’s Turnpike, SR 408, SR 417, and SR 528 all run through the metro
  • Orlando International Airport (MCO) anchors an established airport-area industrial cluster
  • A wide range of building types — older infill, modern bulk, flex, and outdoor storage
  • Reach to both coasts and the rest of the state from the middle of Florida

Moving, expanding, or renewing in Orlando?

It’s not about the building — it’s about where your business runs best. I represent your business, not the landlord. You get:

  • A survey of available space that fits your size, power, docks, and clear height
  • Customer-concentration mapping to find the site that cuts drive time and freight
  • Recent comps so you know what the market really looks like
  • A total-cost comparison showing what each site saves over the others — including renewing
  • Negotiation and execution through signed lease
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FAQ

Leasing Warehouse Space in Orlando: Common Questions

Where are the main industrial areas in Orlando?

Most industrial space in the Orlando area sits along the I-4 corridor, around Orlando International Airport, in southwest Orlando, and out along the Turnpike and SR 417. The right area depends on where your employees, customers, and trucks need to go.

How much does warehouse space cost in Orlando?

It depends on size, submarket, building age, clear height, docks, power, and lease structure (most industrial leases are NNN). I’ll pull current comps for your size range and target area so you’re working from real, recent numbers.

Do I need a broker to lease warehouse space?

You don’t have to, but the landlord and listing broker represent the building. A tenant rep represents your business — and in many cases the landlord pays the brokerage fee as part of the deal.

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Tell me what you need and when. I’ll map out your options.

Jose Rivera
Jose Rivera
Industrial Tenant Rep | CBRE Orlando