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Orange County Commercial Parcel Map

29,834 commercial, industrial and apartment (10+ unit) parcels from the county tax roll. Click any parcel for its size, assessed value and last arm’s-length sale, next to the county median for its asset class.

RetailRestaurantOfficeMedical officeMixed useApartments (10+ units)IndustrialHotelAutoVacant commercial land
Zoom in to see parcel outlines

Public-record facts only, from the Florida Department of Revenue tax roll and county parcel GIS in LGData, our own database. Owner information is not shown. Sale prices are arm’s-length transfers ($100,000 or more) recorded since January 2025. See county-wide sale prices on the Orange County Market Map, or ask for a Broker Opinion of Value on a specific building.

Orange County commercial property at a glance

The map holds 29,834 commercial, industrial and apartment (10+ unit) parcels with about 633.6 million SF of building area. Industrial & warehouse is the largest group at 4,739 parcels. The typical commercial building was built in 1990. 1,080 parcels have an arm’s-length sale of $100,000 or more on record since January 2025.

Commercial parcels by use, Orange County tax roll, November 2026
UseParcelsBuilding areaMedian year builtSales since 2025
Industrial & warehouse4,739163.7 million SF1990174
Office4,35062.0 million SF1997156
Hotel & motel4,12181.4 million SF2007340
Vacant commercial land4,063——107
Retail3,19662.2 million SF1991112
Apartments (10+ units)2,981197.1 million SF198726
Medical office1,93610.0 million SF198734
Mixed use1,4122.4 million SF195153
Other commercial1,10342.7 million SF19858
Auto sales & service9898.1 million SF198032
Restaurant9444.0 million SF199538

Most commercial parcels by city: Orlando (21,161), Winter Garden (2,083), Winter Park (1,748), Apopka (1,722), Ocoee (698), Orlando (595), Maitland (555), Bay Lake (326).

What Orange County commercial buildings sell for

Median recorded sale price per square foot, Jan 2025 to Sep 2026, from 544 arm’s-length sales:

  • Restaurant: $577/SF (middle half $275–$803, 40 sales)
  • Retail: $357/SF (middle half $244–$543, 161 sales)
  • Office & medical: $319/SF (middle half $234–$390, 169 sales)
  • Industrial & warehouse: $221/SF (middle half $165–$294, 174 sales)

Trend by quarter and method notes are on the Orange County Market Map. Medians are context, not a value for any one property.

How to use the Orange County parcel map

  1. Find a property. Type a street address in the search box, or zoom in until parcel outlines appear. Colors show the use, from retail to warehouse.
  2. Click the parcel. The panel shows building size, land in acres, year built, assessed value and the last arm’s-length sale, with its price per square foot.
  3. Compare to the county. The panel puts that sale beside the county median for the same asset class, so you can see whether it sold high or low.
  4. Get a real number. For a value you can act on, request a Broker Opinion of Value or run the numbers in the property analyzer.

Who uses this map

Owners check what nearby buildings traded for before they talk price. Buyers and 1031 investors scan a corridor for the use and size they want. Lenders and bank asset managers pull public-record context on a collateral property before an appraisal comes back. In every case the map is the first look; the decision still needs rents, expenses and a broker who underwrites the deal. Learn the terms in our guides to assessed value and cap rates.

Questions about Orange County commercial parcels

How many commercial parcels are in Orange County, Florida?

The Orange County tax roll lists 29,834 commercial, industrial and apartment (10+ unit) parcels with mapped boundaries, holding about 633.6 million SF of building area. The largest group is industrial & warehouse (4,739 parcels), and 4,063 parcels are vacant commercial land. Source: Florida Department of Revenue tax roll and county parcel GIS, November 2026.

What do commercial buildings sell for per square foot in Orange County?

Recorded arm's-length sales from Jan 2025 to Sep 2026 put the county median at $577/SF for restaurant (40 sales), $357/SF for retail (161 sales), $319/SF for office & medical (169 sales), $221/SF for industrial & warehouse (174 sales). These are county-wide medians for market context, not a value for any one building.

Does the map show who owns each property?

No. The public map shows public-record facts only: address, use, building and land size, year built, assessed (just) value and the last arm's-length sale. Owner names are in the county property appraiser's records; Linton Global Solutions does not publish them here.

How current is the parcel data?

The map was rebuilt in November 2026 from the Florida Department of Revenue tax roll and the county's parcel boundary file, and it refreshes monthly. Sales show only arm's-length transfers of $100,000 or more recorded since January 2025.

Is the assessed value what the building is worth?

No. The just value is the property appraiser's figure for tax purposes as of January 1, and it often trails the market, especially for income property. Market value depends on rents, expenses and cap rates. Ask for a Broker Opinion of Value for a specific building.

Can Linton Global Solutions sell or lease a commercial property in Orange County?

Yes. Linton Global Solutions is a licensed Florida real estate brokerage (Broker Michael R. Linton, #BK703722) that represents owners and buyers of commercial property in Orange County and across Florida.

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Data: Florida Department of Revenue 2026 tax roll and Orange County parcel GIS, compiled in LGData by Linton Global Solutions. Updated November 2026.

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