The Chase Plaza 121-189 S Orange Ave 1 583–70 494 pi² d'espace disponible • Commerce de détail • 4 étoiles • Orlando, FL 32801

Positioned at the iconic 121–189 South Orange Avenue address in the heart of Downtown Orlando, The Chase Plaza presents an extraordinary 57,000-square-foot redevelopment opportunity within one of the city’s most recognizable mixed-use landmarks. Formerly a CMX 12 screen theater, this rare large-format space offers soaring 30-foot ceilings and an ultra-efficient floor plate that spans an entire city block at the high-traffic intersection of Church Street and Orange Avenue. Surrounded by Orlando’s thriving entertainment district, where high-energy clubs, chef-driven restaurants, major sports arenas, cultural venues, and luxury high-rise towers converge, this property stands as one of the most compelling retail, entertainment, and experiential development opportunities in Central Florida. Anchored within a mixed-use campus featuring 100,000 square feet of retail, 400,000 square feet of office space, and 304 condominium residences, The Chase Plaza delivers unmatched foot traffic, brand visibility, and a built-in customer base in a location that attracts millions of visitors each year.

Positioned at the iconic 121–189 South Orange Avenue address in the heart of Downtown Orlando, The Chase Plaza presents an extraordinary 57,000-square-foot redevelopment opportunity within one of the city’s most recognizable mixed-use landmarks. Formerly a CMX 12 screen theater, this rare large-format space offers soaring 30-foot ceilings and an ultra-efficient floor plate that spans an entire city block at the high-traffic intersection of Church Street and Orange Avenue. Surrounded by Orlando’s thriving entertainment district, where high-energy clubs, chef-driven restaurants, major sports arenas, cultural venues, and luxury high-rise towers converge, this property stands as one of the most compelling retail, entertainment, and experiential development opportunities in Central Florida. Anchored within a mixed-use campus featuring 100,000 square feet of retail, 400,000 square feet of office space, and 304 condominium residences, The Chase Plaza delivers unmatched foot traffic, brand visibility, and a built-in customer base in a location that attracts millions of visitors each year.

Positioned at the iconic 121–189 South Orange Avenue address in the heart of Downtown Orlando, The Chase Plaza presents an extraordinary 57,000-square-foot redevelopment opportunity within one of the city’s most recognizable mixed-use landmarks. Formerly a CMX 12 screen theater, this rare large-format space offers soaring 30-foot ceilings and an ultra-efficient floor plate that spans an entire city block at the high-traffic intersection of Church Street and Orange Avenue. Surrounded by Orlando’s thriving entertainment district, where high-energy clubs, chef-driven restaurants, major sports arenas, cultural venues, and luxury high-rise towers converge, this property stands as one of the most compelling retail, entertainment, and experiential development opportunities in Central Florida. Anchored within a mixed-use campus featuring 100,000 square feet of retail, 400,000 square feet of office space, and 304 condominium residences, The Chase Plaza delivers unmatched foot traffic, brand visibility, and a built-in customer base in a location that attracts millions of visitors each year.

This expansive space may be reactivated as a next-generation cinema with state-of-the-art tech and premium programming or completely reimagined for immersive entertainment, hospitality, leisure, or retail use. Developers can transform the venue into an all-day destination offering bowling, VR gaming, golf simulators, laser tag, arcades, wellness concepts, dining halls, signature restaurants, breweries, cocktail lounges, or a curated mix of nightlife and lifestyle experiences that align with Downtown Orlando’s dynamic urban energy. The North Tower currently includes five theaters with approximately 660 seats, surrounded by restaurant and entertainment zones designed to create seamless synergy between dining, nightlife, and cinematic attractions. The building’s infrastructure supports high-volume entertainment use, offering two elevators, two escalators, two stairways, and two freight elevators to accommodate heavy traffic and operational flexibility.