"Actually, Orlando Central Park was never developed with aspecific time-frame in mind and there never was a sales marketingplan that set specific time constraints on selling out theproject," J. Gary Castle, president, Castle Commercial Realty Inc.,Orlando and the broker of record for OCP Inc., tellsGlobeSt.com.

Castle says "the original vision was to develop a first-class,master-planned office industrial park that Central Florida could beproud of and Orlando Central Park has not disappointed." The parkis home to about 425 national and international companies employingmore than 30,000 people.

The Orlando Central Park office, distribution and warehousecommunity comprises SouthPark, a 15-year-old, 1,000-acre spreadwhich has 85 acres left to sell; Orlando Central Park South, a20-year-old, 294-acre environment; and Orlando Central Park, the2,906-acre component of the 4,200-acre campus. Orlando Central ParkSouth sold out last year. Orlando Central Park itself "has a coupleof small parcels left, totaling about four acres," Castleestimates.

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