Industrial Commercial Real Estate Experts
Whether you're relocating warehouse space, selling an industrial portfolio, or acquiring a distribution or flex facility, LQ provides hands-on "sleeves-rolled-up" expertise to get the deal done. We align tenant needs with owner / investor objectives to maximize asset perfmance.
Orlando, Florida
Orlando · Industrial · Central Florida
Industrial and flex space in Orlando, found, negotiated, closed.
LQ Commercial Group leases and sells industrial space across Metro Orlando — the airport and southeast logistics submarket around Taft and OIA, the Apopka and SR-429 corridor, and the legacy 33rd Street industrial core. Central Florida's distribution economy runs through these corridors, and so do we. We provide industrial leasing, sales, tenant representation, and property management for owners, users, and tenants alike.
The industrial corridors we work every day
Industrial · Orange & Osceola Counties
Airport / Southeast (Taft)
The OIA logistics submarket — Central Florida's distribution engine.
Apopka / SR-429
The northwest growth corridor where new industrial follows the beltway.
33rd St Industrial Core
The legacy infill core — small-bay and service product near the urban center.
Ocoee / West Orange
Service and flex industrial serving West Orange's residential surge.
Sanford / SR-417
Seminole County distribution product on the northern beltway.
Kissimmee / US-192
Service and contractor industrial serving Osceola's tourism economy.
Current Industrial Availabilities
Orlando · Updated live
What Orlando tenants and owners ask us
What does warehouse space lease for in Orlando?
Industrial rates in Orange & Osceola Counties vary by clear height, loading, power, and location — new product in Airport / Southeast (Taft) prices very differently than legacy small-bay. Quoted rates are usually NNN per square foot per year; an LQ industrial broker can give you live comps for the size range you need.
What's driving industrial demand around Orlando International Airport?
E-commerce distribution, air cargo, and the region's population growth converge at OIA — the Taft and southeast submarket is Central Florida's logistics engine. Space moves quickly and rents reflect it; LQ tracks availabilities across the size spectrum, including the small-bay product portals miss.
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