Office Space

Executive Suite Rates:

For entrepreneurs and those looking to continue to grow their businesses there is an abundance of commercial real estate to explore. There is a great amount of options to explore in regards to office space. Office space in the greater Orlando area resembles pricing schemes in other major cities. In a recent survey of vacancies in the area, many small offices started at around $550 a month with great amenities and warehouse space attached. For those looking for larger offices, suites, and much more, options recently started at around $1 - $3 a month for 1,000 square feet and more. A quick search through the vacancies will yield favorable results. Finding the ideal executive office suite in Orlando is easy when you contact officespaceheaven.com as we have 100's of office spaces for rent in Class A and Class B office buildings.  We also have new office parks with available and affordable space to lease.  We cater to law firms, mortgage and real estate brokers, finance and media, llcs and start ups, not to mention smaller businesses.  With a variety of floor plans to choose from like call centers, bullpens, open layouts, and more, our service is FREE and hard to beat in Orlando.  We work with the best commercial properties and we have the best pricing on Orlando executive offices for rent so call us today.  We also have serviced offices and shared spaces for rent in Pine HIlls and Kissimmee.
Local Data:
The city of Orlando is a major city located in the central region of the state of Florida. The city has grown in a tremendous manner in the past decade and features a diverse array of industries that make up the local economy. The city is also one of the most visited areas with a great deal of resorts, attractions and more. The estimated population of the city is 230,519 and the estimated population of the greater metropolitan area is 2 million residents and growing. The city is ranked as the third largest metropolitan area in the state and overall the fifth largest in terms of population. The city was founded in 1875 and quickly became a prominent locale within the center of the state of Florida.  You should review the local business and tax laws in Orlando before you decide on renting an executive office suite in the area.  To get your power, water, and phone set up check out the Orlando services page.
Economy:
The Orlando area is a major hub for economic growth in the state of Florida and is one of the major centers for industrial and high technology industries. Job seekers will find a great deal of options in a variety of different companies. Some of the larger companies in the area are even listed in the Fortune 500 and Fortune 1000 lists. Companies that are headquartered in the Orlando area include, AirTran, Adventist Health System, Orlando Health, NBC Universal, Pulte Homes, Pioneers, Hard Rock Cafe, AAA, CNL, Darden Restaurants Inc, Electronic Arts, Orlando Health, Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, Planet Hollywood, Oracle Corporation, Pioneers, Federal Express, and much more. With a great deal of employment options, job seekers will find a great deal of options to explore. The unemployment rate of Orlando is 12%, and is nearly double the national average. The numbers have been declining in recent months and the economic outlook looks positive.
College / Transit:
For those looking for higher education in and around the Orlando and central Florida area will find a great deal of options to explore. Some of the colleges in the area include, Valencia Community College, DeVry University, Columbia College, High Tech Institute, University of Central Florida and many more.
The large airport in the area is the Orlando International Airport. The airport is one of the biggest and busiest airport in the nation and helps more than 36 million passengers reach their destinations annually. The airport ranks as the 13th busiest airports in the nation.  Golynx is the great public transit available in Orlando.