Orlando is lagging in walkability. Cite Partners suggests adding more street lights and changing the flow of traffic is also key to increase safety and promote walkability. In Orlando, this visual and atmosphere improvement has been seen on International Drive, south of Sand Lake Road. Orlando visitors and residents will experience the same changes north of Sand Lake Road in the not-too-distant future.

“Orange County finished their International Drive Overlay Plans earlier this year, which is going to drastically enhance walkability in the iDrive tourist corridor,” John Krzyminski, director of the Central Florida Retail investment team at Cite Partners, tells GlobeSt.com. “Everyone that helped out with the planning and zoning spent an enormous amount of time researching what will have a positive impact for the record number or tourists and convention goers, without neglecting Orlando and Orange County residents.”

Built in 2008, Millenia Centre features unique on-site security and video surveillance, multiple unique water features, meticulous landscaping, and contemporary architecture. BioSpine plans to occupy the vacant 35,000 square feet. The three-story office property includes a parking garage with 300 spaces and covered access from the building.