Commercial property market: Orange County, FL
42,058 commercial, apartment and association parcels in public property records, held by 19,391 owners. The associations, owners and managers behind them are the people who sign for commercial work.
Counted from public property records. Updated October 2026.
What the 42,058 parcels are.
| Property type | Parcels | Owners |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial and industrial premises | 26,883 | 16,810 |
| Apartment buildings | 3,063 | 918 |
| Association and condominium common land | 12,112 | 1,883 |
| All parcels | 42,058 | 19,391 |
Sources: Florida Department of Revenue, county property rolls (parcels and owners); U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Multifamily Assistance & Section 8 Contracts database (property management firms). Updated October 2026.
Orange County, FL, by the numbers.
How many HOAs and condominium associations are in Orange County, FL?
Public property records show 1,883 owners of association and condominium common land in Orange County, FL, holding 12,112 parcels.
How many commercial properties are in Orange County, FL?
Public property records show 26,883 commercial and industrial premises in Orange County, FL, alongside 3,063 apartment parcels and 12,112 parcels of association and condominium common land: 42,058 parcels held by 19,391 owners.
How many property management firms manage apartments in Orange County, FL?
18 property management firms run HUD-assisted apartment properties in Orange County, FL, in HUD’s Multifamily Assistance & Section 8 records.
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