Cross Ocean Partners (“Cross Ocean”), a global asset management platform focused on special situations, credit, and hard asset investments, in partnership with CP Group, today announced the acquisition of a 722,456-square-foot, eight-building office portfolio in Central Florida for $96 million. The portfolio is currently 93 percent leased and comprises eight office properties within the Orlando metro area.
The acquisition underscores Cross Ocean’s expanding real estate platform and CP Group’s ongoing strategic investment in high-growth Sunbelt markets, where well-located, premier office properties are supported by resilient tenant demand.
The acquired properties span a mix of suburban and downtown office environments and include:
“This transaction reflects our continued conviction in high-quality office assets with stable income profiles,” said Terence Kim, Managing Director, US Credit at Cross Ocean. “Partnering with CP Group allows us to leverage their deep operating expertise as we expand our exposure to well-positioned properties in strong growth markets, where we believe pricing presents attractive long-term value.”
“Having operated in Central Florida for several decades, our firm understands the market and the opportunity to support and enhance these quality assets and the institutional tenancy they attract,” said Josh Edwards, Senior Vice President at CP Group who oversees the firm’s North and Central Florida and Washington DC markets. “This acquisition is a strong complement to our existing portfolio, and we look forward to leveraging our experience and local presence to support these long-standing tenants and maintain the historically high occupancy of these assets.”
Notable tenants across the portfolio include the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fairwinds Credit Union, Siemens Energy, Galen College of Nursing, Abbott Rapid Dx, Health First, and the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), among other leading healthcare, defense, energy, and professional services organizations.
Robbie McEwan and Matt McCormack of JLL represented the seller in the transaction. CP Group will retain JLL to oversee leasing across these assets, adding to JLL’s existing representation of CP Group’s other Central Florida properties, including Resource Square I & III and Northpoint Center.