1.4 MSF Industrial Park Breaks Ground Near Orlando

FRP Development Corp. and Strategic Real Estate Partners LLC have kicked off construction on Camp Lake Commerce Center, a 1.4 million-square-foot industrial park in Minneola, Fla. This is the first project of its kind in the city.

At full build-out, Camp Lake Commerce Center will comprise seven industrial facilities across 163 acres. Each building will feature 32-foot clear heights, 60-foot speed bays and an electrical capacity of 2,000 amps. In addition, the property will comprise nearly 1,000 parking slots and some 200 trailer spaces.

The campus is taking shape on Turkey Farm Road and will have access to Florida Turnpike, as well as Highway 27. Downtown Orlando, Fla., is 30 miles east.

CBRE Vice Chairman David Murphy, Senior Vice President Monica Wonus and Associate Gaby Gissy oversee leasing for the three-phase project.

Phase One currently underway

The development’s Phase One, comprising two industrial buildings totaling 377,892 square feet, is currently underway on a 34.9-acre site. Pinnacle Financial Partners issued a three-year, $33 million construction loan for this phase in 2025, public records show.

Upon delivery, the rear-load warehouses will feature 32-foot clear heights, 60-foot speed bays and build-to-suit office space, as well as a combined 296 parking spaces and 85 trailer spaces. Building A will have four grade-level loading doors and 55 dock-high doors, while Building B will feature four grade-level loading doors and 43 dock-high doors.

Orlando industrial development slows down

Greater Orlando had 2 million square feet of industrial space underway across 13 projects at the beginning of this year, according to Yardi Matrix data. Last year’s construction starts amounted to only 1.4 million square feet across 17 developments, a serious drop from the 4.1 million square feet that entered the development pipeline in 2024.

As for completions, Orlando was one of the top 10 metros for industrial deliveries in 2025, with 4.6 million square feet having come online. Delivered projects included 429 Business Center, a seven-building campus developed by Stonemont Financial Group in Ocoee, Fla.