Commercial kitchen real estate, with available catering company
リスト番号：2301-663917
リストの詳細
- 頭金: $1,100,000
- 販売: $0
- 販売者の裁量による収益: $0
- 在庫: $0
- 家具、備品、機器: $0
- 従業員: 1
- 確立された年: 1979
- 販売の理由: Retiring
ビジネスの説明
Market Snapshot & Land Value Trends
Recent market data highlights meaningful appreciation in Zellwood values:
2025 Zellwood, FL, Land and Housing Market Summary
Zellwood is in the beginning of significant growth. Development pressure has already reshaped the area, most notably with the sale of the iconic Long & Scott Farms, driven by expanding residential and commercial demand. The property is now planned as part of a 700-acre mixed-use development by Omni Development, expected to include a golf course along with residential and commercial components.
Wyld Oaks is a 215-acre mixed-use development envisioned as a walkable hub where people can live, work, shop, dine, and play. It’s strategically located near SR-429 (Western Beltway) at W. Kelly Park Road, positioned to serve Apopka’s rapidly growing population.
What’s Planned
Residential: Thousands of apartments, condos, and multifamily units
Retail & Dining: Hundreds of thousands of square feet for shops, restaurants, and nightlife
Office & Medical: Business offices and a dedicated health/medical village
Hospitality: Multiple hotel sites for visitors and business travelers
Parks & Entertainment: Public parks, trails, a 10-acre nature area (Yonder), outdoor venues, and a destination dog park (BARK)
Infrastructure & Tech: Modern utilities with high-speed fiber connectivity throughout.
High Demand and Rising Prices: Zellwood was identified as one of Orlando's "hottes markets" in the second quarter of 2025, with strong prices for transitional acreage (land suitable for development) being driven by an ongoing push of development from nearby metropolitan areas.
Central Florida Trends: Central Florida in general recorded the highest volume of transitional acreage transactions, a sign of ongoing investor interest in rural holdings for future development.
Broader Market Context: While the specific Zellwood market is strong, the broader Florida housing market in late 2025 saw a high supply of active listings statewide, giving buyers more choices and negotiating power in some regions.
Property Types: Market activity in Zellwood includes sales of both land parcels for development and existing residential properties, including those in 55+ communities where residents own the land.
Vacant land listings in Zellwood currently range from approximately $100,000 to $425,000, with an average asking price near $262,500, based on recent inventory.
Collectively, these data points suggest that undeveloped land in and around Zellwood has appreciated substantially over the past decade, particularly when compared to pricing levels 10–15 years ago, prior to the broader Central Florida growth cycle.
Key Drivers of Value Appreciation
Several macro and micro-market factors continue to support rising land and property values:
1. Proximity to Orlando & the I-4 Corridor
Zellwood benefits from close access to the Greater Orlando employment base, positioning it to capture spillover growth as development pressure expands outward from the urban core.
2. Regional Population Growth Central Florida’s sustained population growth has increased demand for housing, services, and commercial sites—supporting land value appreciation even in historically rural submarkets.
3. Residential Development Activity Major residential communities, including Zellwood Station, have accelerated infrastructure investment and buyer interest, placing upward pressure on surrounding land values.
Long-term trend: Land and property values in Zellwood have shown significant appreciation over the past decade, driven by demographic growth and regional economic expansion.
Short-term dynamics: While periodic fluctuations may occur due to inventory levels and transaction volume, current pricing remains materially higher than historical norms.
Investment Outlook
Long-term trend: Land and property values in Zellwood have shown significant appreciation over the past decade, driven by demographic growth and regional economic expansion.
Short-term dynamics: While periodic fluctuations may occur due to inventory levels and transaction volume, current pricing remains materially higher than historical norms.
Property Use & Additional Upside Income
The subject building currently serves as the commissary for one of Orlando’s premier catering companies, which is also available for acquisition, presenting investors with a compelling income-producing asset and operational upside in a rapidly appreciating market.
Property also leases space to Clear Channel for on-site billboard. This is a transferrable lease, and billboard could be leased for business signage.