Orlando, Fla. (May 15, 2025) – Denholtz, a leading privately held investment management firm, has signed leases with Buca Interior Solutions for 8,400 square feet, Kitchen Saver for 8,400 square feet and Pye-Barker Fire & Safety for 3,600 square feet at Silver Star Commerce Center located at 3600-3082 Silver Star Road and 3717-3763 Mercy Star Court in Orlando, Florida.

Acquired by Denholtz in a joint venture partnership with Long Wharf Capital, a Boston-based private equity real estate manager, in 2017, Silver Star Commerce Center is a 254,915-square-foot eight-building industrial flex property. It boasts a strategic location directly west of North John Young Parkway and benefits from nearby access to State Route 434 and US Highway 441 as well as Interstate 4. Additionally, Orlando International Airport is less than 12 miles from the property.

Established in 2008, Buca Interior Solutions is an interior design firm serving clients across central Florida. Kitchen Saver is a cabinet refacing and remodeling business with clients nationwide. Pye-Barker Fire & Safety is a national leader in fire protection, life safety and security services.

“Our recent leasing activity at Silver Star Commerce Center highlights the multitenant diversification approach that drives our flex industrial investment strategy,” said Warren Loy, Senior Vice President, Head of Asset Management at Denholtz. “We are honored to create homes for businesses like these across our portfolio and are proud to support their ongoing success.”

Over the past several years, Denholtz has built a 1.2-million-square-foot industrial flex and office portfolio across central and south Florida. Its Orlando-area portfolio also includes Celebration Business Center, a 106,068 square-foot single-story creative office building; the GAI Building, a 106,966-square-foot, seven-story office building; and 100 East Pine Street, a six-story 80,010-square-foot office/retail building. Located in nearby Winter Park, University Corporate Center is a 128,012-square-foot, seven-building flex industrial park.

Loy continued, “Orlando’s favorable demographics have long made it a highly attractive investment market for us. We are excited to continue executing our investment strategy in the market through strategic leasing of our current properties and opportunistic acquisitions.”

Just under two hours away in Tampa, the company also owns Sweetwater Business Center, a nine-building, 225,651-square-foot flex industrial park and the iconic Ashley Plaza, a 10-story, 180,000-square-foot office building.

Situated between Miami and West Palm Beach, the firm’s Deerfield Corporate Park consists of two single-story office buildings totaling 157,510 square feet.