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I-Drive Office Building Sells for $65M

ORLANDO— Orlando has been a tourist hot spot for decades. Now the booming tourist industry is driving investor spill over.

By Jennifer LeClaire | Updated on July 15, 2015

ORLANDO—Orlando has been a tourist hot spot for decades. Now the booming tourist industry is driving investor spill over into commercial real estate segments beyond hospitality. Namely, office.

JLL represented Lexington Property Trust, in the sale of Sea Harbour Office Center, which is located in the heart of Orlando’s tourist corridor. Northridge Capital acquired the eight-story class A office building for $64.675 million.

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