Reece Companies has completed a major redevelopment of a former office building at 7335 Lake Ellenor Drive in Orlando, opening the property as its new headquarters. The renovation refreshed interior spaces and building systems, creating both an operating base for the firm and a working example of its approach to repositioning commercial properties.
Key takeaways
The project combines upgraded workspaces with new automation and security technology. Reece Companies says the headquarters will also support its hiring, acquisition and partnership plans across Central Florida.
- The company acquired the former KMI International building in June 2025.
- Renovations included new meeting and hospitality spaces, updated finishes and modernized systems.
- The completed property is intended to demonstrate the firm’s redevelopment strategy to prospective partners.
From former office to corporate base
Reece Companies managed the property’s transformation from acquisition through renovation and occupancy. The former KMI International office building now brings the firm’s operations together while serving as a venue for meetings and presentations with investors, property owners, developers and potential joint-venture partners.
CEO Alex Reece said the company chose to demonstrate its approach through its own property rather than simply describe it in a presentation. The firm’s strategy focuses on finding underused or outdated assets and improving their appeal and performance through renovation and operational upgrades.
Renovations span interiors and technology
The redevelopment updated both the building’s appearance and its underlying systems. Interior improvements include a showroom, upgraded conference facilities, a full-service kitchen, modernized restrooms, custom cabinetry, new lighting and furnishings. The executive office also includes a sauna and shower.
The company installed integrated automation for climate, lighting and security, as well as a high-definition camera network for on-site and remote monitoring. Reece Companies says the upgrades are intended to strengthen functionality, security and operating efficiency—not just refresh the building’s look.
Headquarters supports regional growth
With the renovation complete, Reece Companies says it is hiring across multiple departments and pursuing further acquisitions and partnership opportunities in the region. The Orlando headquarters is expected to support that work by consolidating company operations and providing space to meet with prospective clients and partners.
The firm works in commercial real estate investment and development, as well as high-end residential remodeling, including projects incorporating smart technology. Its broader organization includes Lincoln Financial Services LLC, The Phoenix Property Group LLC, Bamberg Investments LLC and Florida Toy Traders Inc.
A showcase for property repositioning
The Lake Ellenor Drive project illustrates how Reece Companies applies design changes alongside building-system upgrades to reposition an existing asset. By using its own headquarters as a completed case study, the company can show prospective partners the stages of its approach, from acquisition and planning through renovation and ongoing use.