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The Historic Metcalf Building

100 S Orange Ave

4 Spaces, 1 - 28 ppl

(3,483 - 3,483 SF)

From $7,256/MO

Extraordinary 1923 Pre–War Historic Red Brick Building In The Very Heart of World Class Orlando! One of Downtown Orlando’s Highest Profile Properties Located At The Intersection of Main and Main, at the Very Center of Downtown Orlando’s rapidly expanding Central Business District! A Plethora Of Dining, Entertainment, And Transit Options Await Tenants Just Steps From The Beautiful Brass Entry Doors To The Building! The Historic Metcalf is exceptionally well maintained and has been modernized mixing the old with the new, and has recently undergone an extensive and meticulous exterior facade improvement project that has restored the beautiful red brick exterior of the building to it’s Glory Days! The Historic Metcalf Building offers Nine 3,500 Square Foot “Rare Full Floor” Suites Of Premium Office Space Which Provides A Perfect And Rare Opportunity For Small And Mid-Sized Firms To Occupy A Full Floor(Elevator Opens Directly Into Suite), 1st Floor Banking Retail and a Basement Bar/Entertainment Space, and is Steps from City Hall, The Court House, Kia Center, Dr Philips Performing Arts Center, The Creative Village, Lynx Bus Station, SunRail Commuter Train Station, Orlando Soccer Stadium, 12 Screen Movie Theater, Many Luxury Hotels, & Scenic Lake Eola.! Historic Highlights Include But Are Not Limited To: • One Of The First Three Buildings Constructed In All Of Downtown Orlando. • Once Was Known As Orlando’s “Tallest Skyscraper”. • Disney’s Initial Headquarters In Orlando in 1964. • Orlando’s Downtown Development Board Headquarters In 1987. • 1994 World Cup Host Committee Headquarters.

About this location

Office space to rent Orlando, FL: Overview and history

Orlando, FL is known for its world-class theme parks, including Walt Disney World and Universal Studios. The city is a major travel destination, drawing millions each year. Historically, Orlando was founded in the 1800s and grew rapidly after Disney opened its park in 1971. Historic sites include the Orange County Regional History Center (65 E Central Blvd), housed in a 1927 courthouse, and the Church Street Station (129 W Church St), an old train station that dates back to the late 1800s. Orlando started as a small settlement and became a booming tourist center in the 20th century.

The city’s history is rooted in agriculture, but it took off with the rise of tourism in the 1970s. Orlando’s economy grew alongside the expansion of Disney and other entertainment hubs. The historic West Church Street area and the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts (445 S Magnolia Ave) reflect Orlando’s blend of old and new, with cultural venues and restaurants.

Large companies that have chosen Orlando office space

Orlando is home to large companies like Lockheed Martin (aerospace), Darden Restaurants (hospitality), and SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment (tourism). These companies are mostly located in areas like the Central Business District and the Lake Nona area, which is known for its medical and tech companies. The city has a strong presence in tourism, entertainment, and technology.

Office and business districts in Orlando, FL

The main business districts in Orlando include the downtown area, where most of the city’s offices and government buildings are located. The Lake Nona area is another key district, known for healthcare and tech companies. The International Drive area also hosts businesses related to tourism and entertainment.

Orlando is relatively affordable compared to other large cities for office rent and living. Office space rents are lower than places like New York or Miami. The cost of living is moderate, with cheaper housing options. Taxes are also lower than in some other states, making it a business-friendly city.

Cost comparison of renting an office in Orlando

Orlando has a bus system, operated by LYNX, which covers much of the city. The SunRail commuter train connects the city to suburbs, and there are bike lanes for cycling. Major highways include I-4 (from Tampa) and the Florida Turnpike (from Miami). Orlando is a car-friendly city, but public transport options are growing.

Office space in Orlando: Transport and infrastructure

Orlando is served by Orlando International Airport (MCO), located about 10 miles from downtown. Another airport is Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB), about 18 miles away. The city does not have a seaport, but the Port of Tampa (about 85 miles away) is the closest major seaport.

Market Stats

Orlando has 372 office spaces for rent, across 79 buildings, representing 1,065,141 SF available within Orlando. We also have 20 Virtual Office spaces listed in Orlando.

In the past 60 days, Orlando has had 56 new buildings listed on OfficeSpace.com, with 37 office spaces available across these buildings.

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