Every market cycle has a moment where the headlines look the worst right before things start to turn. Central Florida's multifamily market may be living in one of those moments right now.

Amazon's announcement that it would shutter all its Fresh and Go concepts was a big national headline — but locally, it lands differently. In Central Florida, two spaces that were purpose-built for an Amazon Fresh that never arrived are now fully available. One is in the Colonial Shoppes at Bear Lake center near Apopka. The other is in Winter Garden's Daniels Road Business Park. Both have been in limbo since Amazon pulled back in 2023. That waiting period is coming to an end — and the way these deals get resolved will say something meaningful about where the Central Florida retail market is headed.

Big change in cities rarely starts with polished storefronts and ribbon cuttings.

It usually starts with a bet.

In a feature from the Orlando Business Journal, Atrium Development Group’s Adam Wonus joined a group of veteran Orlando developers discussing the long-term potential of the SoDo industrial corridor just south of downtown. The article explores why experienced real estate leaders believe this overlooked stretch of land could become one of Orlando’s next major redevelopment stories — even in a complex capital markets environment.

When NAIOP Central Florida announced its 2024 "Best of the Best" honorees, Atrium Development Group walked away with two of the most meaningful awards of the night: Developer of the Year and Multifamily Development of the Year for Milk Stacks.