Additionally, Denholtz Properties building engineer John Torres will be joining the Orlando office. With Denholtz Properties since 2014, Torres' building operations experience and knowledge of the Denholtz portfolio will provide the new Orlando management office with a full suite of leasing and management services, the firm states.

"As we continue to expand our investment activity in the red-hot Orlando submarket, we have recognized the advantages presented by an on-the-ground property management team," says Stephen Cassidy, president of Denholtz Properties. "Laura is the ideal person to lead this initiative as she has quickly become one of the state's most respected and knowledgeable property managers in her career thus far."

In addition to 100 E. Pine Street, Denholtz Properties largest Orlando asset is its Cypress Park portfolio, which is made up of five industrial/flex buildings totaling 256,838 square feet. Standing at 254,915 square feet, the eight-building industrial/flex Silver Star Commerce Center is Denholtz Properties' most recent acquisition in the market. Rounding out the firm's Orlando portfolio are the Parkway Commerce Center, a two-building 92,575-square-foot industrial/flex complex and University Corporate Center, a seven-building, single-story industrial/flex portfolio spread across 12.2 acres.