Wall Street Plaza
Rare Down Town Orlando Owner User Building
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Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present 25 Wall Street, a generational owner-user opportunity located in the heart of Downtown Orlando’s Central Business District. The property consists of approximately 14,868–15,000 square feet situated on a 0.22-acre parcel, improved with a two-story structure originally built in 1924 and featuring a ±7,500-square-foot footprint. The building is fully sprinklered and has recently undergone significant capital improvements including a new roof and new HVAC systems, positioning the asset for immediate occupancy and operational stability. Zoned AC-3A/T/HP, the property allows for a wide range of commercial uses within one of Orlando’s most dynamic and supply-constrained urban corridors.
Strategically positioned on Wall Street, Downtown Orlando’s only true brick-lined, pedestrian-only entertainment corridor, the asset benefits from unmatched foot traffic and visibility just steps from Orange Avenue. Wall Street is regularly activated for large-scale events including block parties for St. Patrick’s Day, college and professional football celebrations, and festivals such as Immerse, where Orange Avenue is often closed to vehicular traffic and operators expand service areas into the street with tents and vendor activations. Historically, operators at this location have generated reported weekend revenues exceeding $50,000–$60,000 in cover charges alone, with total event weekends surpassing $100,000+ including beverage sales, underscoring the earning power of this irreplaceable nightlife address.
From an investor’s perspective, the income potential under a full NNN lease structure is both simple and compelling. Assuming the entire ±15,000 square foot building is leased at $40.00 per square foot NNN, the property would generate approximately $600,000 in annual Net Operating Income, with tenants responsible for real estate taxes, insurance, and operating expenses. This structure provides a passive income stream with minimal landlord responsibilities while preserving long-term upside through contractual rent escalations. Given the asset’s premier position within Downtown Orlando’s core entertainment district, a stabilized NNN execution would create a strong, durable income-producing investment backed by consistent pedestrian traffic and event-driven demand.
The property is supported by one of the most concentrated urban demand bases in Central Florida. Within a one-mile radius, there are over 25,500 residents, approximately 71,600 daytime employees, and more than 14,000 households, creating a powerful live-work-play ecosystem. Expanding to three miles, the population exceeds 106,000 residents with nearly 200,000 daytime employees, alongside projected population growth approaching 6% over the next five years. With a Walk Score of 98 and strong transit connectivity, 25 Wall Street benefits from a dense, pedestrian-first environment where residential towers, office buildings, hospitality venues, and entertainment destinations converge — establishing a durable foundation for hospitality, nightlife, experiential retail, or future redevelopment concepts.
Investment highlights
1. Irreplaceable Pedestrian-Only Location in Orlando’s Premier Entertainment Corridor Situated on Downtown Orlando’s Only True Brick-Lined, Car-Free Entertainment Street, 25 Wall Street Benefits From Unmatched Foot Traffic, Visibility, and Event Activation That Cannot Be Replicated Elsewhere in the CBD.
2. True Owner-User Trophy Opportunity a Rare Chance for a Bar, Nightclub, Hospitality, or Experiential Operator to Control one of the Most Recognized Nightlife Addresses in the City — Eliminating Lease Risk and Securing Long-Term Positioning in a Supply-constrained District.
3. Demonstrated High-Volume Event Revenue History Historically Reported Event Weekends Have Generated $50,000–$60,000 in Cover Charges Alone, With Total Weekend Revenues Exceeding $100,000+ Including Beverage Sales, Showcasing the Asset’s Proven Earning Power During Peak Demand Periods.
4. Full-building NNN Income Potential at ±15,000 SF Leased at $40/SF NNN, The Property Supports Approximately $600,000 in Annual Net Operating Income, Creating a Clean, Passive Investment Profile With Minimal Landlord Responsibilities.
5. Significant Density & Redevelopment Upside Current far of 4.0 Allows Approximately 38,312 Buildable Square Feet, With Potential to Increase to far 9.0, Yielding up to 86,202 Square Feet — Creating Long-term Redevelopment Optionality in the Heart of the CBD.
6. Recent Capital Improvements Reduce Near-Term Risk New Roof and a new HVAC Systems Significantly Reduce Deferred Maintenance Exposure and Provide Operational Stability for Immediate Occupancy or Leasing.
7. Exceptional Urban Demand Drivers Supported by 71,000+ Daytime Employees Within one Mile, 106,000+ Residents Within Three Miles, High-Rise Residential Density, and Year-Round Tourism and Event Programming in Downtown Orlando.
8. Block Party & Street Activation Advantage Wall Street and Orange Avenue Regularly Close for Major Events, Allowing Operators to Expand Service Into the Street With Tents and Vendor Setups — Creating Revenue Expansion Opportunities Unavailable to Traditional Retail Locations.
9. Zoned AC-3A/T/HP – Flexible Commercial & Mixed-use Positioning Allows for a Wide Range of Commercial, Hospitality, Entertainment, and Potential Mixed-Use Redevelopment Concepts Within a High-Intensity Downtown Zoning Framework.
10. Barrier-to-Entry Urban Infill Asset Historic 1924 Construction, Limited Parcel Availability, and Pedestrian-Only Frontage Create an Asset Profile That Cannot be Duplicated in Today’s Entitlement and Construction Environment.
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