Commercial · Hotel & Hospitality

Hotel & hospitality real estate in Orlando.

Orlando is one of the most-visited destinations in the country, which makes hospitality a defining commercial asset class here. We represent investors and operators buying and selling hotels and tourism-corridor hospitality real estate.

Cap rate · Central Florida

7.5% – 10.0%

Select-service hotels near the parks at the low end; older independent properties at the high end.

Indicative Central Florida ranges for actively trading product (2026 market read). Cap rates vary by submarket, tenant credit, lease structure, and condition — a starting point for underwriting, not a substitute for a comp-based valuation.

A tourism economy at national scale

Disney, Universal, the Orange County Convention Center, and the International Drive corridor together draw enormous, year-round visitor volume to Central Florida — the demand engine behind the region's hotel market. Location relative to the theme parks, the convention center, and the airport, along with brand flag and condition, shape how a hospitality asset performs and trades.

Flagged, independent, and conversion plays

Hospitality deals range from stabilized flagged hotels bought on in-place performance to independent and boutique properties and repositioning or conversion opportunities. Each is underwritten differently — RevPAR and STR trends, brand and PIP obligations, management structure, and capital needs all factor in. We help investors evaluate the asset and the operating story behind it, and help owners reach qualified hospitality buyers.

What to weigh

  • Location relative to the parks, the convention center, and MCO airport
  • Brand flag, franchise terms, and any PIP (property-improvement plan) obligations
  • RevPAR/STR performance trends and the operating/management structure
  • Condition and capital needs — and the repositioning upside if any
  • Financing — hospitality lending is its own discipline

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Hotel & Hospitality — frequently asked

What drives Orlando's hotel market?
Orlando is one of the most-visited destinations in the U.S. — Disney, Universal, the Orange County Convention Center, and the I-Drive corridor generate year-round demand. Performance hinges largely on an asset's location relative to those drivers, plus brand and condition.
Do you handle both flagged and independent hotels?
Yes. We work on stabilized flagged hotels, independent and boutique properties, and repositioning/conversion plays. Each is underwritten differently, and we help investors weigh the asset against its operating story and capital needs.
Is hospitality financing different from other commercial loans?
It is — hospitality is its own lending discipline, sensitive to brand, performance, and management. We coordinate with lenders experienced in hotel deals so financing lines up with the acquisition.

Hotel & Hospitality — buy, lease, or sell

Tell us the deal.

Use case, target submarket, and timeline — we'll line up the right hotel & hospitality and handle the deal from offer to close. Or call 321.373.3536.

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