Lake Orlando Business Center consists of nine single-story office/flex/warehouse suites with flexible floor plans totaling approximately 292,365 square feet. The campus lies within proximity to John Young Parkway (State Road 423), State Road 50, State Road 408, and Interstate 4. Due to its easy accessibility, optimal thoroughfare proximity, and highly flexible I-P/W zoning, each space is highly conducive to a variety of users, including E-commerce, HVAC servicers, wholesalers, solar panel installers, flooring companies, granite vendors, home builders, construction companies, and much more. Users are also afforded access to a well-trained and stable workforce within the area. There are nearly 10,000 goods-producing businesses employing over 700 laborers within a 3-mile radius of the property. The Lake Orlando Business Center is in Orlando’s Northwest Orange County Submarket and lies just south of the $1 billion Rosemont Arts District redevelopment project and six minutes north of the Packing District’s 202-acre, $700 million development project. The Packing District is currently under construction and scheduled to deliver in 2025. The project aims to revitalize historic buildings and deliver an economic boost to Orlando’s northern corridor. Tenants in search of viable and less expensive alternatives need to look no further; Orlando Business Park offers spaces that are perfect for users looking to service the vast amounts of residents and companies moving to the Packing District area. The Lake Orlando Business Center also offers proximity to Downtown Orlando with connectivity to several arterial roadways, such as John Young Parkway 423, US 441, State Road 408, and Interstate 4. The Northwest Orange County Submarket is one of the fastest-growing submarkets in Central Florida. Currently the second-largest submarket in the metro by inventory, the area has seen significant investment activity within the last year. From a macro perspective, Northwest Orange County has experienced rapid growth by more than 9 million square feet in the industrial sector over the last five years. Over the last year, 410 new units were delivered in the multifamily sector, with roughly 610 units in the active construction pipeline, according to CoStar Analytics.