This document advertises office space for lease in a 272,905 square foot Class B office building located at 20 North Orange Avenue in downtown Orlando, Florida. The building features office spaces ranging in size from 1,346 to 14,033 square feet available across 11 floors, with amenities including two attached parking garages, covered skybridges, on-site security and cafe. The lease rate is $22.50 per square foot for a full service lease. Contact information is provided for several Colliers International representatives to inquire further about specific floor plans and availability.
The Digital Engagement Manager works closely with the Direct to Consumer Manager to align marketing objectives with engagement goals for all DTC programs. This role is responsible for developing and executing digital campaigns to support company brand objectives across channels like promotions, direct marketing, mobile marketing, and website design. Some key responsibilities include acting as a digital marketing expert for DTC, ensuring legal compliance, leading strategic development and execution of digital projects, coordinating initiatives, and analyzing digital efforts using analytics software.
El documento resume las claves bursátiles del día, incluyendo las reuniones de los bancos centrales de Japón e Inglaterra y las presentaciones de varios funcionarios de bancos centrales. También menciona los resultados empresariales esperados y los datos económicos programados para su publicación. Por último, proporciona un resumen de los mercados de valores estadounidenses en la sesión anterior y los niveles de soporte y resistencia para algunas acciones.
Durojaiye Idowu Olalekan has over 10 years of experience in banking, including roles as a service delivery officer, help desk officer, bank teller, and customer service officer at United Bank for Africa. He has a postgraduate diploma in logistics and supply chain management and is an associate member of several professional organizations. He is seeking a challenging position where he can utilize his talents and professionalism.
Bano Younus has over 30 years of experience in community development, project coordination, training, and employment advising. She has held roles supporting various community organizations and helping ethnic minority groups in areas like health services, job training, and securing funding. More recently, she has volunteered as an employment advisor and learner support assistant.
Adam Smith was an 18th century Scottish philosopher and economist known as the father of modern economics. He wrote The Wealth of Nations in 1776, which established political economy as a discipline and argued that free market economies based on individual self-interest and specialization of labor would benefit society through an "invisible hand." The book became hugely influential and established Smith as one of the most important thinkers of his time. He had previously published The Theory of Moral Sentiments in 1759, which explored how human morality depends on sympathy between individuals in society.
The Digital Engagement Manager works closely with the Direct to Consumer Manager to align marketing objectives with engagement goals for all DTC programs. This role is responsible for developing and executing digital campaigns to support company brand objectives across channels like promotions, direct marketing, mobile marketing, and website design. Some key responsibilities include acting as a digital marketing expert for DTC, ensuring legal compliance, leading strategic development and execution of digital projects, coordinating initiatives, and analyzing digital efforts using analytics software.
El documento resume las claves bursátiles del día, incluyendo las reuniones de los bancos centrales de Japón e Inglaterra y las presentaciones de varios funcionarios de bancos centrales. También menciona los resultados empresariales esperados y los datos económicos programados para su publicación. Por último, proporciona un resumen de los mercados de valores estadounidenses en la sesión anterior y los niveles de soporte y resistencia para algunas acciones.
Durojaiye Idowu Olalekan has over 10 years of experience in banking, including roles as a service delivery officer, help desk officer, bank teller, and customer service officer at United Bank for Africa. He has a postgraduate diploma in logistics and supply chain management and is an associate member of several professional organizations. He is seeking a challenging position where he can utilize his talents and professionalism.
Bano Younus has over 30 years of experience in community development, project coordination, training, and employment advising. She has held roles supporting various community organizations and helping ethnic minority groups in areas like health services, job training, and securing funding. More recently, she has volunteered as an employment advisor and learner support assistant.
Adam Smith was an 18th century Scottish philosopher and economist known as the father of modern economics. He wrote The Wealth of Nations in 1776, which established political economy as a discipline and argued that free market economies based on individual self-interest and specialization of labor would benefit society through an "invisible hand." The book became hugely influential and established Smith as one of the most important thinkers of his time. He had previously published The Theory of Moral Sentiments in 1759, which explored how human morality depends on sympathy between individuals in society.
The office market in Tampa Bay, Florida continued to see positive absorption in Q4 2012. Vacancy rates fell from the previous quarter for both overall and Class A properties. Investment sales increased in December 2012 and several large Class A office buildings traded hands. The market outlook remains positive with continued absorption expected in the first half of 2013, particularly for mid-sized spaces, though concessions may increase for Class B properties.
The Tampa Bay office market saw negative absorption of 350,754 square feet in Q3 2012, though numerous small and large leases were signed that will impact absorption in the next two quarters. Vacancy rates increased slightly to 16.0% overall and 15.7% for Class A buildings. Several developments are in the planning stages, with SouthGate, a 400,000 square foot LEED building, currently in pre-leasing. The market outlook for 2013 is positive as employment continues to increase in the region.
The Tampa Bay Florida office market saw slow gains in the second quarter of 2012, with leasing activity edging up. While there was no swift rebound, vacancy rates declined from the previous quarter and year. Rental rates remained flat or down slightly in the first half of the year. Leasing activity is expected to remain steady in the second half, though not at a significant level as many businesses have adopted a wait-and-see approach locally and nationally.
The Tampa Bay office market saw a slight increase in vacancy rates in Q1 2012. Net absorption was negative as the Gateway submarket vacated nearly 75,000 square feet. Rental rates remained relatively flat, with Westshore commanding the highest rates. Investment activity was quiet for Class A buildings, while some medical and smaller office sales occurred. New construction may begin later in 2012, including two large projects in downtown Tampa and Westshore totaling nearly 1.2 million square feet.
Tampa Bay Office Market Report - Q3 2011Jeff Tolrud
- The Tampa Bay office market showed signs of stabilization in Q3 2011, with positive net absorption for the year and declining vacancy rates.
- Class A office space saw the largest increase in net absorption as tenants took advantage of higher quality space at lower overall costs.
- While average asking rental rates continued to fall and excess supply remains, several positive trends emerged including declines in overall and Class A vacancy rates across most submarkets. Further employment growth will be needed to sustain a recovery.
Tampa Bay Office Market Report - Q4 2011Jeff Tolrud
The Tampa Bay office market showed signs of improvement in Q4 2011. Net absorption was positive as vacancy rates declined. While overall rental rates remained steady, certain submarkets saw increases. The job market grew in sectors like healthcare and technology, lowering the unemployment rate. Investor interest in the market is expected to continue growing through 2012.
Global Office Highlights - Mid-Year 2011Jeff Tolrud
The document provides a global outlook for office markets in the second half of 2011 and forecasts for 2012. Key points include:
- Vacancy rates are expected to continue declining modestly in most major markets due to steady demand and low new construction.
- The European sovereign debt crisis may push the Eurozone into a mild recession in early 2012, negatively impacting some commercial property markets.
- Latin American cities like Santiago and Sao Paulo have very tight office markets below 3% vacancy due to strong demand.
- Select Asia Pacific markets saw significant vacancy rate declines in the second half of 2011 like Chengdu and Shanghai.
- Major markets in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific are
The office market demand is shifting away from FIRE (Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate) industries toward ICEE (Intellectual Capital, Energy, and Education) industries. This shift has benefited cities with strong ICEE industry concentrations like Houston, Calgary, Toronto, Seattle, Baltimore, Washington DC, Raleigh, Austin, and Denver which have seen increased office demand and absorption. The recovery in the overall office market remains slow as uncertainties in the economy are keeping businesses cautious about expanding and leasing offices. While the national vacancy rate improved slightly, rental rates only increased marginally and a more robust recovery is still needed.
The office market in Tampa Bay, Florida continued to see positive absorption in Q4 2012. Vacancy rates fell from the previous quarter for both overall and Class A properties. Investment sales increased in December 2012 and several large Class A office buildings traded hands. The market outlook remains positive with continued absorption expected in the first half of 2013, particularly for mid-sized spaces, though concessions may increase for Class B properties.
The Tampa Bay office market saw negative absorption of 350,754 square feet in Q3 2012, though numerous small and large leases were signed that will impact absorption in the next two quarters. Vacancy rates increased slightly to 16.0% overall and 15.7% for Class A buildings. Several developments are in the planning stages, with SouthGate, a 400,000 square foot LEED building, currently in pre-leasing. The market outlook for 2013 is positive as employment continues to increase in the region.
The Tampa Bay Florida office market saw slow gains in the second quarter of 2012, with leasing activity edging up. While there was no swift rebound, vacancy rates declined from the previous quarter and year. Rental rates remained flat or down slightly in the first half of the year. Leasing activity is expected to remain steady in the second half, though not at a significant level as many businesses have adopted a wait-and-see approach locally and nationally.
The Tampa Bay office market saw a slight increase in vacancy rates in Q1 2012. Net absorption was negative as the Gateway submarket vacated nearly 75,000 square feet. Rental rates remained relatively flat, with Westshore commanding the highest rates. Investment activity was quiet for Class A buildings, while some medical and smaller office sales occurred. New construction may begin later in 2012, including two large projects in downtown Tampa and Westshore totaling nearly 1.2 million square feet.
Tampa Bay Office Market Report - Q3 2011Jeff Tolrud
- The Tampa Bay office market showed signs of stabilization in Q3 2011, with positive net absorption for the year and declining vacancy rates.
- Class A office space saw the largest increase in net absorption as tenants took advantage of higher quality space at lower overall costs.
- While average asking rental rates continued to fall and excess supply remains, several positive trends emerged including declines in overall and Class A vacancy rates across most submarkets. Further employment growth will be needed to sustain a recovery.
Tampa Bay Office Market Report - Q4 2011Jeff Tolrud
The Tampa Bay office market showed signs of improvement in Q4 2011. Net absorption was positive as vacancy rates declined. While overall rental rates remained steady, certain submarkets saw increases. The job market grew in sectors like healthcare and technology, lowering the unemployment rate. Investor interest in the market is expected to continue growing through 2012.
Global Office Highlights - Mid-Year 2011Jeff Tolrud
The document provides a global outlook for office markets in the second half of 2011 and forecasts for 2012. Key points include:
- Vacancy rates are expected to continue declining modestly in most major markets due to steady demand and low new construction.
- The European sovereign debt crisis may push the Eurozone into a mild recession in early 2012, negatively impacting some commercial property markets.
- Latin American cities like Santiago and Sao Paulo have very tight office markets below 3% vacancy due to strong demand.
- Select Asia Pacific markets saw significant vacancy rate declines in the second half of 2011 like Chengdu and Shanghai.
- Major markets in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific are
The office market demand is shifting away from FIRE (Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate) industries toward ICEE (Intellectual Capital, Energy, and Education) industries. This shift has benefited cities with strong ICEE industry concentrations like Houston, Calgary, Toronto, Seattle, Baltimore, Washington DC, Raleigh, Austin, and Denver which have seen increased office demand and absorption. The recovery in the overall office market remains slow as uncertainties in the economy are keeping businesses cautious about expanding and leasing offices. While the national vacancy rate improved slightly, rental rates only increased marginally and a more robust recovery is still needed.
1. FOR LEASE > OFFICE
20 North Orange Avenue Central Florida
ORLANDO, FL 32801
Property Website: www.cilistings.com/20NOrangeAve
20 North Orange > Features LOCATED IN THE HEART OF
DOWNTOWN ORLANDO
> 1st Floor: 3,348± SF > 7th Floor: 2,641± SF THE PROPERTY
> 2nd Floor: 2,641± SF > 11th Floor: 5,457± SF
> 3rd Floor: 14,033± SF > 12th Floor: 2,943± SF > 272,905± SF Class B Office Building
> 5th Floor: 7,832± SF > 12th Floor: 4,763± SF > 24/7 Security on-site
> 6th Floor: 2,822± SF > 13th Floor: 1,346± SF > Two attached parking garages with
covered skybridges
> On-site cafe with walking distance
to plenty of amenities including
restaurants and banks
> Unique views of Downtown Orlando
LEASE RATE:
$22.50/SF Full Service
Main Lobby
A. TODD DAVIS, CCIM JAMIE BARATI, CCIM DANNY RICE COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL
Director, Office Services Director, Office Services | Principal Associate, Office Services CENTRAL FLORIDA
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todd.davis@colliers.com jamie.barati@colliers.com danny.rice@colliers.com Suite 300
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