I was pleased to represent Revival Longevity and Wellness Center in the lease of its 1,515-square-foot office at 2111 Glenwood Drive, Suite 204, in Winter Park, Florida.

The lease was executed on June 30, 2026, and gives Revival a Winter Park presence in one of Central Florida’s most established business communities.

For healthcare and wellness businesses, choosing commercial space involves much more than finding the right number of square feet.

The location, building environment, accessibility, parking, layout, and overall client experience can all influence whether a space truly supports the business.

That is why I approach tenant representation by looking beyond what is simply available.

The goal is to help the client evaluate the real estate decision as a whole.

Why Winter Park Continues to Attract Professional and Wellness Users

Winter Park remains a desirable location for healthcare, wellness, professional services, and other client-facing businesses because it combines established residential neighborhoods with convenient access to the broader Orlando market.

Businesses locating in Winter Park can benefit from proximity to:

  • Downtown Winter Park
  • Park Avenue
  • Major residential neighborhoods
  • Orlando Avenue
  • Fairbanks Avenue
  • Interstate 4
  • Nearby medical and professional services

For a client-facing business, those factors can matter just as much as the physical office itself.

A location needs to work for the people using it every day.

Representing the Tenant Through the Process

I represented Revival Longevity and Wellness Center throughout the leasing process, helping evaluate the real estate opportunity and negotiate the business terms of the lease.

The final transaction included 1,515 square feet of office space.

For me, successful tenant representation is not about simply getting a lease signed.

It is about helping a business make a thoughtful real estate decision and understand how the space fits into its broader plans.

Why I Enjoy Working With Professional and Wellness Businesses

Doctors, attorneys, wellness providers, financial professionals, and other service businesses often have very specific real estate needs.

Their office is more than a place for employees to work.

It is often where clients or patients form their first impression of the business.

The property needs to support operations while also creating the right experience for the people being served.

That makes site selection and lease strategy especially important.

A thoughtful commercial real estate decision can support the business for years.

Who leased office space at 2111 Glenwood Drive in Winter Park?

Revival Longevity and Wellness Center leased 1,515 square feet at 2111 Glenwood Drive, Suite 204, in Winter Park, Florida. Amy Calandrino of Cushman & Wakefield represented Revival in the transaction.

Why is Winter Park attractive for healthcare and wellness businesses?

Winter Park offers established residential communities, strong accessibility, professional services, retail, dining, and convenient connections to the broader Orlando market. For client-facing businesses, location, parking, accessibility, and the surrounding environment can all play an important role.

What should a healthcare or wellness business consider when choosing office space?

Important factors may include parking, accessibility, layout, privacy, signage, buildout requirements, total occupancy costs, client convenience, and future growth.

What does a tenant representative do during an office lease?

A tenant representative helps the business identify and evaluate properties, compare occupancy costs, coordinate tours, negotiate business terms, and manage the commercial real estate process through lease execution.

Why should tenants look beyond asking rent?

Base rent is only part of the total real estate cost. Operating expenses, buildout, annual increases, parking, improvements, lease term, and other provisions can materially change the economics of a transaction.

Deal Details

  • Tenant: Revival Longevity and Wellness Center
  • Address: 2111 Glenwood Drive, Suite 204, Winter Park, Florida
  • Transaction: Lease
  • Property Type: Office
  • Size: 1,515 square feet
  • Representation: Tenant representation
  • Tenant Representative: Amy Calandrino, Cushman & Wakefield
  • Closing Date: June 30, 2026