Infinity Properties Acquires Small-Bay Portfolio In Orlando For $43 Million

Infinity Properties, a prominent owner and operator in industrial real estate, has completed a $43 million transaction for a 10-building industrial portfolio in Orlando.

This strategic acquisition, located near Infinity’s existing holdings totaling 350,000 square feet, reinforces the company’s presence in the area.

The acquired portfolio comprises three distinct business parks situated in Altamonte Springs, a thriving submarket within Orlando:

• Altamonte Commerce Center: Located at 658 Douglas Ave in Altamonte Springs
• Douglas Business Center: Located at 620 Douglas Ave in Altamonte Springs
• Northlake Flex Park: Located at 317-337 North Lake Blvd in Altamonte Springs

Shane Decker, Managing Partner at Infinity Properties, emphasized the strategic importance of this acquisition, stating, “This acquisition stands as a trophy purchase in one of the nation’s fastest-growing rental rate markets. It’s a seamless addition to our existing Orlando industrial portfolio, aligning perfectly with our investment criteria in terms of property fundamentals, location, and unit sizes. We’re enthusiastic about significantly increasing the value of these 10 buildings, and we are eagerly anticipating the transformative impact on the look and feel of each center.”

Under the leadership of Shane Decker and Brett Schlacter, Infinity Properties maintains its position as a trailblazer and leading purchaser within the multi-tenant industrial sector across Florida and the wider United States. The company remains engaged in both closing existing deals and actively exploring new opportunities in infill markets.

Infinity operates as a vertically integrated commercial real estate private equity and institutional investment platform, offering investors unparalleled opportunities for capital appreciation and income generation through a portfolio of industrial and logistics assets. With a focus on high-growth and infill markets, the company stands as a beacon of success in the small-bay real estate investment landscape.