800 North Orange | 4-Story Office [Under Construction]

[Jernigan 1460]

4-story 15000 sq ft office building with surface parking.

**Breaking ground by January**

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/blog/latin/2013/11/exclusive-work-starts-by-january-on.html

[JFW657 1729]

Pathetic.

 

And to think that this project originally started out a few years ago as 30+ story twin towers as I recall.

[steve_o 35]

that is not correct.  the 777 building (sevens) is what you are thinking of.

[Jernigan 1460]

I think that he's referring to 801 N Orange (across street). There's a thread on that project 1-2 pages back that goes back to 2005 when the plans and it in the 30s. That project ended up 7-8 I think.

[sunshine 423]

If u r talking about this twins...it is not on the same lot

 

 

[jack 209]

The twins were for the site that Nora is on now. 

[Universe_Explorer 122]

4-story 15000 sq ft office building with surface parking.

**Breaking ground by January**

http://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/blog/latin/2013/11/exclusive-work-starts-by-january-on.html

 

I don't care much for the surface lot, but it's office space - and increased density in an area that is close to the tipping point.  If The Sevens gets built (I'll believe it when I see it) and the hotel gets put in across the street, the Uptown/Ivanhoe area will have a very similar make up to the Eola South/Thornton Park area - a swath of apartment dwellers near an old neighborhood with a lake/park and local shopping/nightlife district. With the improved visibility that comes with being on Orange and an audience that is walled off on two sides by Colonial and I4, I think first floor dining and retail will thrive here compared to the rotating problems on S Eola drive. Plus there's still a lot of undeveloped property on the other side of Magnolia and some cool old buildings that could be re-purposed (OUC bldg, WDBO bldg). It's easy to forget how close this area is to the two growing hip/artsy sections of town (Mills 50, Ivanhoe/Virginia) as well.  I'm bullish on Uptown being an option for those that feel they have outgrown the CBD apartments and surrounding 21-25yo-centric nightlife, but still want urban living

[JFW657 1729]

Yeah, I thought I might be a little off on the address.

 

It's still a kinda sad little building though.

[slapdash09 0]

Howdy, everyone! 800 N. Orange Ave. is officially under construction

 

Renderings for your reference: http://library.constantcontact.com/download/get/file/1102989576106-87/800+building+rendering.pdf

[prahaboheme 906]

Decent little infill project for Uptown.  Does anyone know is the ground floor parcel will be retail / restaurant? 

[John Hargrove 656]

It's adorable. How long is that going to take to build? 2 or 3 hours?

[aleonrivera 12]

I would definitely welcome more of these small buildings throughout the neighborhoods. They can take the forms of residential, office, retail, theatre/educational space, a boutique hotel, etc. It reminds me of some you would see throughout Chicago's North Side or even South Beach. 

[jrs2 840]

So, Ustler has two projects currently U/C- this and the Residence Inn at Orange & 50.

[alex 667]

Nice!  The parking situation is a little suburban and the design is...well, Baker Barrios.  But overall I think it's a great addition to the area.

 

Can't wait for Sevens to bring more people to the area, and for the Lymmo expansion to bridge the gap between uptown and downtown.

[JFW657 1729]

I suppose given the way things tend to go around here, we should be happy for anything over two stories... 

[alex 667]

Not sure if this has been posted, but good collection of new developments in "North Quarter" or "NQ": http://northquarterorlando.com/

[jrs2 840]

I suppose given the way things tend to go around here, we should be happy for anything over two stories... 

ya know, I've been thinking the same thing it seems lately. 

[Jernigan 1460]

Smaller they are the easier they'll be to raze and replace once lots dry up

So, Ustler has two projects currently U/C- this and the Residence Inn at Orange & 50.

And a village...

[spenser1058 1577]

Hillary said, "It takes a village..." Maybe we just have to wait until 2016 for life over there 

[brainpathology 6]

Not sure if this has been posted, but good collection of new developments in "North Quarter" or "NQ": http://northquarterorlando.com/

 

Does that link not work for anyone else?  

[jack 209]

It does not work for me. 

[alex 667]

It does not work for me. 

 

That's weird, it just worked the other day.  Now I can't get to it, event through Google search.  Looks like all of GDC Properties' websites are down.

[nite owℓ 296]

Google the address, then view the "cached" version.

[alex 667]

Google the address, then view the "cached" version.

 

Ah, perfect, thanks!  The attached screen shots from the site show the area and the following developments:

• Winter 2012: SteelHouse (4 stories, 326 units)
• Spring 2014: NORA (6 stories, 246 units)
• Fall 2014: Orange & Colonial Hotel (7 stories, 138 rooms)
• Fall 2014: 800 North Orange (17,000 sq ft)
• 2015: The Sevens (7 and 10 stories, 310 units)

Overall, 882 units, 138 hotel rooms, and 17,000 sq ft of office within three years.

[prahaboheme 906]