Commercial · Medical & Office

Medical office & professional office space in Orlando.

Central Florida's health-care footprint keeps expanding — led by Lake Nona's Medical City and the major hospital systems across the metro. We represent practices, investors, and owner-users buying and leasing medical office and professional office space across the region.

Cap rate · Central Florida

6.0% – 7.5% (medical)

Credit health-system tenants anchor the low end. Traditional suburban office trades wider — roughly 7% – 9% — on flight-to-quality dynamics.

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.

Medical City and a growing health-care base

Lake Nona's Medical City — anchored by the UCF College of Medicine, a VA medical center, Nemours Children's Hospital, and a cluster of research and life-sciences tenants — turned southeast Orlando into one of the region's defining medical submarkets. Combined with established hospital systems across the metro and a population that keeps aging into more care, demand for well-located medical office has been durable. Proximity to a hospital campus, visibility, and parking ratios all weigh heavily on medical-office value.

Build-out matters as much as the address

A second-generation medical suite with existing plumbing, exam rooms, and ADA-compliant layouts can save a practice a large build-out cost and months of timeline — which is why turnkey medical space often commands a premium over raw office. On the professional-office side, owner-users continue to find value buying their own building rather than renting, particularly when an SBA-backed purchase pencils against a comparable lease. We help both practices and investors weigh those trade-offs.

What to weigh

  • Second-generation medical build-out (plumbing, exam rooms) vs. raw shell cost
  • Parking ratio — medical uses need more stalls per 1,000 SF than standard office
  • Proximity and referral relationships to nearby hospital campuses
  • Owner-user purchase (often SBA-eligible) vs. leasing the same suite
  • Signage, visibility, and patient access/ADA compliance
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Medical & Office — frequently asked

Is Lake Nona the only place to look for medical office in Orlando?
No — Lake Nona's Medical City is a major anchor, but strong medical-office demand exists around every major hospital campus across the metro, plus Winter Park, Dr. Phillips, and the growing suburbs. The right submarket depends on your patient base and referral relationships.
Should a practice buy or lease its space?
It depends on your time horizon and capital. Owning builds equity and can stabilize occupancy cost, and many medical/office purchases are SBA-eligible with low down payments. Leasing preserves capital and flexibility. We model both against your numbers before you decide.
What makes a medical suite "turnkey"?
A second-generation medical space already has the plumbing, exam-room layouts, and ADA-compliant access a practice needs — so you avoid a costly, slow build-out. That existing infrastructure is often worth a premium versus starting from a raw shell.

Medical & Office — buy, lease, or sell

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

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