VanTrust Eyes 2 MSF Orlando Industrial Park

February 11, 2026

Development Industrial News Orlando More Southeast

The project is slated to rise within Tavistock and Land Reserve’s 24,000-acre, master-planned development.

VanTrust Real Estate has acquired 71.2 acres of land in Orlando, Fla., where it will develop SunPark Industrial, a 2 million-square-foot campus.

Construction on the first phase, set to encompass 956,600 square feet across three facilities, will kick off in the third quarter. The first two buildings are planned to come online in the second half of 2027.

VanTrust purchased the site from Tavistock Development Co. and Land Reserve. SunPark will take shape within Tavistock’s 24,000-acre, master-planned community, dubbed Sunbridge. VanTrust intends to acquire another 77-acre site for SunPark’s second phase, which could comprise up to 1 million square feet of space.

The master-planned campus attracted other top commercial real estate developers. In 2024, Venture One Real Estate paid $13.2 million for a 59-acre site that now includes a $74 million, 748,000-square-foot project. It partnered with PCCP for the development, breaking ground earlier this year, as reported by Orlando Business Journal.

Affinius Capital also owns a 220,853-square-foot property within Sunbridge Business Park, Yardi Matrix shows. Blue Origin occupied the space in 2024, in what became Orlando’s biggest lease of the year.

Sunbridge Business Park is along State Road 528, about 21 miles southeast of downtown Orlando and 12 miles east of the metro’s international airport.

Deliveries ease, but remain above historical norms

Metro Orlando’s industrial completions clocked in at 4.6 million square feet in 2025, down 17.8 percent year-over-year, according to Yardi Matrix. However, 2025’s output was still 41.4 percent above the 20-year annual historical average of 3.2 million square feet.

Developers expanded the market’s pipeline by breaking ground on more than 940,000 square feet of industrial product in 2025, marking a slight 10.8 percent annual decrease, though 2024’s figure was heavily skewed by a large Blue Origin development in Merritt Island, Fla., the same source shows. As of February, the metro encompassed more than 2.2 million square feet of space underway.