ORLANDO, FL, August 11, 2025 – JLL announced today that Orlando Ophthalmology, a convenient outpatient surgical facility, will be taking 18,110 square feet of space at the newly completed, state-of-the-art South Orange Medical Complex. The approximately 53,048-square-foot, Class A medical office building located at 2130 S Orange Avenue in Orlando’s highly sought after SODO District less than one mile to Orlando Health Regional Medical Center. Orlando Ophthalmology will occupy the entire third floor of the complex.

JLL Managing Director Micah Strader and Senior Associate Madison Kimbell represented the building’s ownership in the lease negotiations. Orlando Ophthalmology was represented by Andrei Savitski of CBRE.

“With its premier location in the heart of Orlando’s SoDo district and immediate access to major hospitals and highways, South Orange Medical Complex is exceptionally well-positioned to meet the market for high quality medical office space,” said JLL’s Strader. “Securing a tenant like Orlando Ophthalmology is a strong indicator of the market’s momentum and the property’s appeal to high-quality healthcare providers.”

South Orange Medical Complex offers brand-new, customizable retail and office spaces with tenant improvement allowances to create tailored build-outs that meet all needs for medical tenants. The property offers signage opportunities and a covered parking garage with over 300 spaces. Easily accessible to Interstate 4 (I-4), the medical office building sits near several retail options, including Target, Publix, the SoDo shopping district, and restaurants such as Chipotle and Jason’s Deli. Flexible suites ranging in size from 2,706 to 18,110 square feet remain available for lease on the first and second floors of the property.

“We’re thrilled to welcome Orlando Ophthalmology to our property as our first tenant,” added Strader. “Their commitment to delivering top-tier ophthalmologic care aligns with our vision to create a modern, patient-focused healthcare destination. This lease marks an exciting first step in establishing the property as a premier hub for medical excellence in the community.”

According to JLL’s 2025 Medical Outpatient Building Perspective, demand for healthcare services continues to accelerate, with outpatient volumes in the U.S. anticipated to grow 10.6% and inpatient volumes increasing 0.9% over the next five years. The report also found that with limited availability and limited new spaces on the horizon, healthcare tenants are increasingly considering office and retail space that is near their target patient population or near a hospital campus.