Orlando Gateway Village

Property Overview

Orlando Gateway is a 120-acre, high-end mixed master-planned project, developed at the entrance to the Orlando International Airport, at the critical intersection of the Beachline Expressway (SR 528) and Semoran Boulevard (SR 436). The project is developed with full horizontal infrastructure, including master storm ponds, interior streets, all underground utilities, a master signage plan, walkable landscaping, streetscaping, and lighting plans.

The project is platted, mass-graded with quality soils, and master-planned by the City of Orlando for 1,200 apartment units, 600 hotels, 140,0000 square feet of retail, and over 275,000 square feet of corporate headquarters office. Zoning is the most intense zoning of the City of Orlando and would allow significantly higher density.

Highlights

• All utilities are underground, lift stations are in place, and master off-site stormwater systems are in place
• Sidewalks, street lighting, and master signage plan are all approved in place
• Property Owner’s Association in place for master systems
• Clean environmental reports are finished, in the auctioneer’s data room
• Geotechnical reports have been done, quality fill has been imported, and information in the data room
• Parcel Specific Master Plan has already been approved by the City of Orlando for the 10.75 acres (Net buildable—zero setback) Phase I apartment site, for 370 units (4 stories, stick-built, surface parking).
• A multi-family feasibility study by Robert Charles Lesser & Associates has been completed, indicating a strong, unmet demand for smaller 1‐2 bedroom, high-end luxury apartments to cater to young, well-paid professionals affiliated with Medical City and the airport who are currently driving downtown to live.