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Urban-High Street

26 Wall Street Plaza

26 Wall St, Orlando, FL 32801

Listing Price: $3,500,000

Cap Rate
1.00%
Gross SF
5,856
Rentable SF
5,856
Price/Gross SF
$597.68
Lot Size
0.06 acres
Year Built
1920

Investment Overview

Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 26 Wall Street, a rare hospitality and entertainment asset located within the heart of Downtown Orlando's renowned Wall Street Entertainment District. Situated directly across from Heritage Square Park, the property consists of approximately 5,856 square feet across two stories on a 0.06-acre urban infill parcel. Originally constructed in 1920, the building has long served as an established nightlife destination and is currently known as the Monkey Bar / Wai Tiki venue. The property features a highly functional hospitality layout including a full-service ground-floor bar and lounge, a second-floor entertainment area, a fully built-out commercial kitchen, existing hood system, and an expansive outdoor terrace overlooking Heritage Square Park.

Strategically positioned along Orlando's only true pedestrian-oriented entertainment corridor, the property benefits from exceptional visibility and foot traffic generated by surrounding restaurants, bars, hotels, office buildings, residential towers, and year-round event programming. Wall Street regularly serves as the epicenter for Downtown Orlando's largest events, including St. Patrick's Day celebrations, Orlando Magic playoff events, college football activations, holiday festivals, and major block party gatherings. The pedestrian nature of Wall Street creates an environment that is difficult to replicate elsewhere in Central Florida, providing operators with direct exposure to one of the region's most active nightlife districts.

The property is supported by one of the most concentrated urban demand bases in Central Florida. Within a one-mile radius, there are over 25,500 residents, 14,000 households, and approximately 71,600 daytime employees. Expanding to three miles, the population exceeds 106,000 residents and nearly 200,000 daytime employees, creating a dense live-work-play environment that supports food and beverage, hospitality, entertainment, and experiential retail concepts. With a Walk Score of 98 and strong transit connectivity, the surrounding downtown environment provides a durable customer base throughout both daytime and evening hours.

Positioned within the heart of Downtown Orlando, 26 Wall Street is surrounded by over $4 billion in planned public and private investment, including the $2 Billion Orlando Sentinel Redevelopment, $500M+ Westcourt Entertainment District, $180M–$220M JW Marriott Convention Hotel, $250M+ 191 S Rosalind Mixed-Use Development, $1B+ Creative Village Expansion, and the $400M Camping World Stadium Renovation. Collectively, these projects are expected to introduce thousands of new residential units, hotel rooms, office employees, and entertainment destinations, further strengthening Downtown Orlando's position as Central Florida's premier live-work-play district and driving long-term demand for hospitality, nightlife, dining, and experiential retail operators.

Investment Highlights

  • Prime Wall Street Entertainment District Location: Positioned Along Downtown Orlando's Premier Pedestrian-oriented Nightlife Corridor With Direct Exposure To Year-round Entertainment Activity.
  • Immediate Occupancy Flexibility: Month-to-month Tenancy Structure Allows A Future Operator Or Owner-user The Ability To Gain Control Of The Property With Minimal Long-term Leasing Restrictions.
  • Established Hospitality & Entertainment Venue: The Property Has Operated For Decades As A Bar And Entertainment Destination Within One Of Central Florida's Most Recognized Nightlife Districts.
  • Second-floor Terrace Overlooking Heritage Square Park: Rare Outdoor Hospitality Space Providing Views Of Heritage Square Park And Direct Access To Downtown Orlando's Event Atmosphere.
  • Turn-key Hospitality Opportunity: Existing Infrastructure May Significantly Reduce Startup Costs And Timelines For Restaurant, Bar, Lounge, Nightlife, Or Experiential Operators.
  • Historic Downtown Orlando Asset: Originally Constructed In 1920, Offering A Unique Character And Architectural Identity That Is Increasingly Difficult To Replicate.

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Urban-High Street

26 Wall Street Plaza

Listing Price: $3,500,000

Cap Rate
1.00%
Gross SF
5,856
Rentable SF
5,856
Price/Gross SF
$597.68
Lot Size
0.06 acres
Year Built
1920

Investment Highlights

  • Prime Wall Street Entertainment District Location: Positioned Along Downtown Orlando's Premier Pedestrian-oriented Nightlife Corridor With Direct Exposure To Year-round Entertainment Activity.
  • Immediate Occupancy Flexibility: Month-to-month Tenancy Structure Allows A Future Operator Or Owner-user The Ability To Gain Control Of The Property With Minimal Long-term Leasing Restrictions.
  • Established Hospitality & Entertainment Venue: The Property Has Operated For Decades As A Bar And Entertainment Destination Within One Of Central Florida's Most Recognized Nightlife Districts.
  • Second-floor Terrace Overlooking Heritage Square Park: Rare Outdoor Hospitality Space Providing Views Of Heritage Square Park And Direct Access To Downtown Orlando's Event Atmosphere.
  • Turn-key Hospitality Opportunity: Existing Infrastructure May Significantly Reduce Startup Costs And Timelines For Restaurant, Bar, Lounge, Nightlife, Or Experiential Operators.
  • Historic Downtown Orlando Asset: Originally Constructed In 1920, Offering A Unique Character And Architectural Identity That Is Increasingly Difficult To Replicate.

Investment Overview

Marcus & Millichap is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 26 Wall Street, a rare hospitality and entertainment asset located within the heart of Downtown Orlando's renowned Wall Street Entertainment District. Situated directly across from Heritage Square Park, the property consists of approximately 5,856 square feet across two stories on a 0.06-acre urban infill parcel. Originally constructed in 1920, the building has long served as an established nightlife destination and is currently known as the Monkey Bar / Wai Tiki venue. The property features a highly functional hospitality layout including a full-service ground-floor bar and lounge, a second-floor entertainment area, a fully built-out commercial kitchen, existing hood system, and an expansive outdoor terrace overlooking Heritage Square Park. Strategically positioned along Orlando's only true pedestrian-oriented entertainment corridor, the property benefits from exceptional visibility and foot traffic generated by surrounding restaurants, bars, hotels, office buildings, residential towers, and year-round event programming. Wall Street regularly serves as the epicenter for Downtown Orlando's largest events, including St. Patrick's Day celebrations, Orlando Magic playoff events, college football activations, holiday festivals, and major block party gatherings. The pedestrian nature of Wall Street creates an environment that is difficult to replicate elsewhere in Central Florida, providing operators with direct exposure to one of the region's most active nightlife districts. The property is supported by one of the most concentrated urban demand bases in Central Florida. Within a one-mile radius, there are over 25,500 residents, 14,000 households, and approximately 71,600 daytime employees. Expanding to three miles, the population exceeds 106,000 residents and nearly 200,000 daytime employees, creating a dense live-work-play environment that supports food and beverage, hospitality, entertainment, and experiential retail concepts. With a Walk Score of 98 and strong transit connectivity, the surrounding downtown environment provides a durable customer base throughout both daytime and evening hours. Positioned within the heart of Downtown Orlando, 26 Wall Street is surrounded by over $4 billion in planned public and private investment, including the $2 Billion Orlando Sentinel Redevelopment, $500M+ Westcourt Entertainment District, $180M–$220M JW Marriott Convention Hotel, $250M+ 191 S Rosalind Mixed-Use Development, $1B+ Creative Village Expansion, and the $400M Camping World Stadium Renovation. Collectively, these projects are expected to introduce thousands of new residential units, hotel rooms, office employees, and entertainment destinations, further strengthening Downtown Orlando's position as Central Florida's premier live-work-play district and driving long-term demand for hospitality, nightlife, dining, and experiential retail operators.

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