List of tallest buildings in Orlando

Skyline of Orlando
Orlando's skyline along Lake Eola in 2021
Tallest building200 South Orange (1988)
Tallest building height441 ft (134.4 m)
Number of tall buildings (2025)
Taller than 75 m (246 ft)24
Taller than 100 m (328 ft)9
Number of tall buildings — feet
Taller than 200 ft (61.0 m)35
Taller than 300 ft (91.4 m)12

Orlando is a major city in the U.S. state of Florida, and its metropolitan area of Greater Orlando has over 2.9 million inhabitants. As of 2025, the city has 35 high-rise buildings that are taller than 200 feet (61 m), twelve of which have a height greater than 300 feet (91 m). The tallest building in the city of Orlando is 200 South Orange, formerly and still commonly known as the SunTrust Center. Completed in 1988, the 441 feet (134 m) tall building has 32 stories.[1] Orlando's skyline ranks seventh in Florida in terms of 300-foot buildings, being the largest outside of the Miami and Tampa metropolitan areas. While it has the tallest inland skyline in the state, Orlando has a relatively short skyline for its population, having the least 300-foot buildings per capita of any metropolitan area with over ten such buildings.

The city's earliest high-rises, the Metcalf Building, State Bank Building and Angebilt Building, were built in the 1920s.[2] No additional high-rises were built until the 1960s, after which more office and residential skyscrapers would be constructed downtown, and hotel towers elsewhere. The SunTrust Center has not been surpassed since its completion in 1988, and has remained the tallest building in Orlando for over 35 years. In the lead up to the Great Recession, a construction boom occurred in the 2000s, leading to residential additions downtown such as The VUE at Lake Eola and 55 West. The skyline has grown more slowly since then; after 2010, the tallest realized projects have been Society Orlando, a 28-story residential tower built in 2023, and Truist Plaza at Church Street, a mixed-use office and hotel tower.

The largest concentration of tall buildings in the city sits in Downtown Orlando, directly northwest of the intersection of Interstate 4 and Florida State Road 408. Lake Eola and its surrounding park are a major feature of the downtown cityscape, and is surrounded by high-rises on its west and south. Because of Downtown Orlando's close proximity to Orlando Executive Airport, there is a height limit of 450 ft (140 m) imposed there.[3] Due to the city's tourism industry, primarily the Walt Disney World and Universal Orlando theme parks, a significant share of the Orlando's high-rises, mostly hotels, are located far from downtown. This includes the city's second tallest building, the expansion to Hyatt Regency Orlando (formerly The Peabody Orlando), which is 428 ft (130 m) tall.

History

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Number of high-rise buildings by height in Orlando by the end of each year, based on the list below. Click on the legend to toggle a specific height on or off. View chart definition.

Cityscape

Map of tallest buildings

The map below shows the location of buildings taller than 200 ft (61 ft) in Downtown Orlando, where the majority of the city's tallest buildings are. Each marker is numbered by the building's height rank, and colored by the decade of its completion.

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200 South Orange
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Hyatt Regency Orlando Expansion Tower*
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The VUE at Lake Eola
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Orange County Courthouse
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Bank of America Center
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55 West
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Solaire at the Plaza
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Aspire Building
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Society Orlando
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Truist Plaza at Church Street
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JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes*
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Hyatt Regency Orlando*
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Marriott's Orlando World Center West Tower*
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Citrus Center
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Premiere Trade Plaza Office Tower II
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The Waverly on Lake Eola
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Citi Tower
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Ginsburg Tower*
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One Eleven North Orange
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Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive*
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SkyHouse Orlando
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Rosen Centre Hotel*
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One Orlando Centre*
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City Center I
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Blue Heron Beach Resort II*
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Modera Central
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Lincoln Plaza at SunTrust Center
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Capital Plaza II
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20 North Orange Avenue
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Gateway Center*
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Universal Adventura Hotel*
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Capital Plaza I
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Star Tower
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Signature Plaza
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Seacoast Bank Building

Tallest buildings

This list ranks completed skyscrapers and high-rises in Orlando that stand at least 200 ft (61 m) tall as of 2025, based on standard height measurement. This includes spires and architectural details but does not include antenna masts. The “Year” column indicates the year of completion. Buildings tied in height are sorted by year of completion, and then alphabetically. Free-standing structures are included for comparison purposes.

  Was the tallest building in Orlando upon completion
Rank Name Image Coordinates Height
ft (m) 		Floors Year Purpose Notes
N/A Orlando StarFlyer 28°26′41″N 81°28′13″W / 28.4448395°N 81.4701649°W / 28.4448395; -81.4701649 (Orlando StarFlyer) 450 (137) N/A 2018 Ride Located at Vue at 360. Tallest free-standing structure in Orlando Not a habitable building; included for comparison purposes.[4]
1 200 South Orange 28°32′24″N 81°22′47″W / 28.53996°N 81.379686°W / 28.53996; -81.379686 (200 South Orange) 441 (134.4) 30 1988 Office Tallest building completed in Orlando in the 1980s. Tallest building in Florida outside of the Miami, Tampa, and Jacksonville metropolitan areas. Formerly known as the SunTrust Center or Sun Bank Center until 2019, when SunTrust moved out of the building.[5]
2 Hyatt Regency Orlando Expansion Tower 28°25′41″N 81°28′07″W / 28.427967°N 81.468712°W / 28.427967; -81.468712 (Hyatt Regency Orlando Expansion Tower) 428 (130.4) 31 2010 Hotel Tallest building completed in Orlando in the 2010s. Tallest hotel building in Orlando. Tallest building located outside of downtown. Formerly known as The Peabody Orlando Expansion Tower until 2013.[6][7]
3 The VUE at Lake Eola 28°32′43″N 81°22′34″W / 28.545334°N 81.376228°W / 28.545334; -81.376228 (The Vue at Lake Eola) 428 (130.4) 35 2007 Residential Tallest building completed in Orlando in the 2000s. Tallest residential building in Orlando.[8][9]
4 Orange County Courthouse 28°32′54″N 81°22′39″W / 28.548206°N 81.377556°W / 28.548206; -81.377556 (Orange County Courthouse) 416 (126.8) 24 1997 Government The county courthouse of Orange County, of which Orlando is the county seat. Tallest government building in Orlando.[10][11]
5 Bank of America Center 28°32′49″N 81°22′47″W / 28.547075°N 81.379646°W / 28.547075; -81.379646 (Bank of America Center) 404 (123.1) 28 1988 Office Sold in January 2018 to Southwest Value Partners.[12][13][14]
N/A Orlando Eye 28°26′36″N 81°28′06″W / 28.4432472°N 81.4683008°W / 28.4432472; -81.4683008 (Orlando Eye) 400 (122) N/A 2015 Ride A ferris wheel located at Icon Park. Not a habitable building; included for comparison purposes.[15]
N/A SeaWorld SkyTower 28°24′37″N 81°27′41″W / 28.4103802°N 81.4614391°W / 28.4103802; -81.4614391 (SeaWorld SkyTower) 400 (122) N/A 1973 Observation Part of SeaWorld Orlando. Not a habitable building; included for comparison purposes.[16]
6 55 West – 28°32′27″N 81°22′49″W / 28.540775°N 81.380348°W / 28.540775; -81.380348 (55 West) 377 (114.9) 32 2008 Residential Also called 55 West on the Esplanade.[17][18]
7 Solaire at the Plaza 28°32′27″N 81°22′40″W / 28.540766°N 81.37770°W / 28.540766; -81.37770 (Solaire at the Plaza) 357 (108.8) 30 2006 Residential [19][20]
8 Aspire Building 28°32′38″N 81°22′37″W / 28.543863°N 81.377052°W / 28.543863; -81.377052 (Aspire Building) 356 (108.5) 31 2008 Mixed-use Formerly known as Dynetech Center until 2013. Also known as the One Eleven Building. Mixed-use office and residential building.[21]
N/A Orlando International Airport Control Tower 28°25′38″N 81°18′28″W / 28.427214°N 81.3078477°W / 28.427214; -81.3078477 (Orlando International Airport Control Tower) 346 (105) N/A 2002 Transport Not a habitable building; included for comparison purposes.[22]
9 Society Orlando – 28°32′52″N 81°22′47″W / 28.547805°N 81.379810°W / 28.547805; -81.379810 (Society Orlando) 330 (101) 28 2023 Residential Tallest building completed in Orlando in the 2020s.[23][24]
10 Truist Plaza at Church Street – 28°32′20″N 81°22′52″W / 28.53891°N 81.38103°W / 28.53891; -81.38103 (Truist Plaza at Church Street) 317 (97)[i] 28 2020 Mixed-use Mixed-use office and hotel building. Part of two tower development called Church Street Plaza.[25][26][27]
11 JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes 28°24′06″N 81°25′43″W / 28.401781°N 81.428642°W / 28.401781; -81.428642 (JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes) 306 (93)[i] 26 2003 Hotel [28]
12 Hyatt Regency Orlando 28°25′38″N 81°28′04″W / 28.427105°N 81.46785°W / 28.427105; -81.46785 (Hyatt Regency Orlando) 303 (92.4) 28 1986 Hotel Formerly The Peabody Orlando until 2013. Tallest building in Orlando for a brief period of two years, from 1986 to 1988.[29]
13 Marriott's Orlando World Center West Tower 28°21′39″N 81°30′38″W / 28.360929°N 81.510658°W / 28.360929; -81.510658 (Marriott's Orlando World Center West Tower) 285 (87) 28 1986 Hotel [30]
14 Citrus Center 28°32′22″N 81°22′43″W / 28.53941°N 81.37861°W / 28.53941; -81.37861 (Citrus Center) 281 (85.6) 19 1971 Office Tallest building in Orlando from 1971 to 1986.[31]
15 Premiere Trade Plaza Office Tower II 28°32′26″N 81°22′43″W / 28.5406113°N 81.3786675°W / 28.5406113; -81.3786675 (Premiere Trade Plaza Office Tower II) 277 (84.3) 16 2007 Office Shares a base with Solaire at the Plaza.[32][33]
16 The Waverly on Lake Eola 28°32′30″N 81°22′24″W / 28.541706°N 81.373322°W / 28.541706; -81.373322 (The Waverly on Lake Eola) 275 (83.8) 21 2001 Residential [34]
17 Citi Tower – 28°32′27″N 81°22′22″W / 28.54084°N 81.372681°W / 28.54084; -81.372681 (Citi Tower) 275 (83.8) 24 2017 Residential Tallest building completed in downtown in the 2010s. Contains retail units.[35]
18 Ginsburg Tower 28°34′26″N 81°22′11″W / 28.573872°N 81.369598°W / 28.573872; -81.369598 (Ginsburg Tower) 274 (83.5) 15 2008 Hospital Part of the AdventHealth Orlando campus, formerly the Florida Hospital until 2019.[36]
19 One Eleven North Orange 28°32′38″N 81°22′44″W / 28.543821°N 81.378754°W / 28.543821; -81.378754 267 (81.5)[ii] 21 1986 Office Also known as Regions Bank Tower and the AmSouth Building.[37]
20 Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive 28°27′47″N 81°27′41″W / 28.46299°N 81.461525°W / 28.46299; -81.461525 (Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive) 263 (80)[i] 21 1974 Hotel [38]
21 SkyHouse Orlando 28°32′49″N 81°22′37″W / 28.546944°N 81.377068°W / 28.546944; -81.377068 (SkyHouse Orlando) 262 (80) 23 2013 Residential [39][40]
22 Rosen Centre Hotel 28°25′28″N 81°27′51″W / 28.42432°N 81.464226°W / 28.42432; -81.464226 (Rosen Centre Hotel) 255 (78)[i] 24 1995 Hotel [41]
23 One Orlando Centre – 28°33′20″N 81°22′39″W / 28.55543°N 81.37746°W / 28.55543; -81.37746 (One Orlando Centre) 254 (77)[i] 19 1987 Office [42][43]
24 City Center I 28°32′14″N 81°22′45″W / 28.5372107°N 81.3791768°W / 28.5372107; -81.3791768 (City Center I) 250 (76.2) 14 1999 Office Part of the CNL Center City Commons complex.[44]
25 Blue Heron Beach Resort II – 28°22′06″N 81°30′03″W / 28.368425°N 81.500832°W / 28.368425; -81.500832 (Blue Heron Beach Resort II) 240 (73.2) 22 2007 Hotel [45]
26 Modera Central – 28°32′30″N 81°22′35″W / 28.541744°N 81.376411°W / 28.541744; -81.376411 (Modera Central) 240 (73) 22 2018 Residential [46]
27 Lincoln Plaza at SunTrust Center 28°32′20″N 81°22′46″W / 28.538832°N 81.379349°W / 28.538832; -81.379349 (Lincoln Plaza at SunTrust Center) 239 (73)[i] 15 2000 Office [47]
28 Capital Plaza II 28°32′30″N 81°22′27″W / 28.541767°N 81.374039°W / 28.541767; -81.374039 (Capital Plaza II) 230 (70) 15 1999 Office Part of the Capital Plaza complex.[48]
29 20 North Orange Avenue – 28°32′33″N 81°22′46″W / 28.542473°N 81.379471°W / 28.542473; -81.379471 (20 North Orange Avenue) 228 (69)[i] 16 1983 Office Formerly known as Wachovia Tower.[49][50][51]
30 Gateway Center – 28°33′32″N 81°22′47″W / 28.559011°N 81.379677°W / 28.559011; -81.379677 (Gateway Center) 219 (67)[i] 16 1989 Office [52]
31 Universal Adventura Hotel – 28°27′55″N 81°28′16″W / 28.465165°N 81.471193°W / 28.465165; -81.471193 (Universal Adventura Hotel) 218 (66.5) 16 2018 Hotel [53]
32 Capital Plaza I 28°32′30″N 81°22′29″W / 28.541759°N 81.374847°W / 28.541759; -81.374847 (Capital Plaza I) 218 (66)[i] 15 1975 Office Part of the Capital Plaza complex. The taller Capital Plaza II was built 14 years later in 1999.[54][55]
33 Star Tower – 28°32′22″N 81°22′18″W / 28.539465°N 81.371651°W / 28.539465; -81.371651 (Star Tower) 218 (66)[i] 16 2007 Residential [56]
34 Signature Plaza – 28°32′24″N 81°22′41″W / 28.540085°N 81.378014°W / 28.540085; -81.378014 (Signature Plaza) 207 (63.1) 15 1982 Office [57]
35 Seacoast Bank Building – 28°32′43″N 81°22′46″W / 28.545259°N 81.379456°W / 28.545259; -81.379456 (Seacoast Bank Building) 205 (62.5)[i] 14 1967 Office Tallest building in Orlando from 1967 to 1971. Also known as the First Green Bank Building, Southern Community Bank Building, or Old Southern Bank building.[58][59]
  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k Sources do not state the exact height of this building. This figure was determined using Google Earth by subtracting the altitude of the building's lowest main pedestrian open-air entrance from the highest architectural point.
  2. ^ Height is an estimate according to the source.

Tallest under construction or proposed

Under construction

Since the completion of Society Orlando in 2023, there have been no buildings under construction in Orlando that are planned to be taller than 200 feet (61 m).

Approved

The following table ranks approved and proposed skyscrapers in Orlando that are expected to be at least 200 ft (61 m) tall as of 2025, based on standard height measurement. The “Year” column indicates the expected year of completion. Table entries with dashes (—) indicate that information regarding building heights, floor counts, or dates of completion has not yet been released.

Name Height
ft (m) 		Floors Year
(est.) 		Purpose Status Notes
Zoi House 467 (142) 41 – Residential Approved Proposed in September 2018. Approved in November 2018 by MPB, height approved by FAA. Development never began, property sold to new developer who promised to build something similar.[60]
The Edge (Church Street Plaza Tower 2) 400 (122) 32 – Mixed-use Approved Part of the two-tower development known as Church Street Plaza. The first tower was completed in 2019. It will be a mixed-use office and residential building.[61]
110 W. Jefferson 391 (119) 37 – Residential Proposed Residential. Proposed August 2022.[62]
Modera South Eola 262 (80) 25 – Residential Proposed Residential. Proposed in October 2022, along with an adjacent office building, to replace a parking lot.[63]
924 N. Magnolia 220 (67) 20 – Residential Proposed Residential. Proposed in 2022 as a two-parcel development.[64]
Orlando Magic Entertainment Complex Tower 1 — 25 – Hotel Approved [65]
Orlando Magic Entertainment Complex Tower 2 — 20 – Residential Approved [65]
Society Phase 2 — 17 – Residential Approved [66]

Timeline of tallest buildings

Name Image Years as tallest Height

ft (m)

Floors Notes
Seacoast Bank Building – 1967–1971 205 (62) 14 [58][59]
Citrus Center 1971–1986 281 (86) 19 [31]
Hyatt Regency Orlando 1986–1988 303 (92) 28 [29]
200 South Orange 1988–present 441 (134) 30 [5]

See also

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