FRP Development, Strategic Real Estate Partners break ground on 1.4M SF Minneola industrial park

• FRP Development Corp. and Strategic Real Estate Partners launch a 1.4 million square foot industrial project
• Phase I includes nearly 378,000 square feet with delivery targeted for late 2026
• Development targets logistics users in a growing Central Florida corridor

What the project means for Central Florida industrial growth

Construction is underway on Camp Lake Commerce Center, a large-scale industrial development in Minneola that reflects continued expansion in Central Florida’s logistics market. The project introduces institutional quality warehouse space in an area that has seen limited supply despite strong population growth. Its location near major highways positions it to serve regional distribution routes across Orlando, Tampa, and other key Florida markets.

What the scale and phasing say about strategy

The full development will span 1.4 million square feet across three phases, with seven buildings planned at completion. Phase I includes two buildings totaling just under 378,000 square feet, designed to meet modern logistics standards. Features such as 32-foot clear heights, large truck courts, and flexible tenant configurations position the project to attract a wide range of distribution users.

What the location means for tenant demand

Minneola is emerging as a strategic submarket within the Orlando region, supported by population growth, new infrastructure, and nearby mixed-use developments. The site’s access to the Florida Turnpike and U.S. 27 provides efficient connectivity, while proximity to a growing workforce base strengthens its appeal to logistics tenants seeking regional distribution hubs.

What this signals for industrial investors

Camp Lake Commerce Center highlights ongoing demand for modern industrial space in high-growth Florida markets. As supply remains constrained in certain submarkets, developers are expanding into emerging locations with strong fundamentals. For investors, the project reinforces a clear trend: well-located logistics developments continue to attract capital as e-commerce and distribution needs evolve.