The historic building at 26 Wall Street in downtown Orlando is for sale. If you have ever had a drink at Monkey Bar or Warped Pour, this is the building they call home. Marcus & Millichap has it listed at $3,500,000. Here is what we know from the public listing, and what it does and does not tell us.
The address is 26 Wall St, Orlando, FL 32801. It sits in the Wall Street Entertainment District, directly across from Heritage Square Park. If you have been downtown for a big event, you have probably walked right past it. The listing points out that Wall Street hosts some of downtown Orlando’s biggest events, including St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, Orlando Magic playoff watch parties and holiday festivals.
How much is 26 Wall Street listed for?
The asking price is $3,500,000. Here are the key numbers from the listing:
- Two stories with 5,856 square feet
- A 0.06-acre lot
- Built in 1920
- About $597.68 per square foot
Today the building holds Warped Pour on the ground floor and Monkey Bar on the second floor. The listing still describes it as the “Monkey Bar / Wai Tiki venue” and says it is already set up for hospitality. Marcus & Millichap pitches it as a turn-key option for a bar, restaurant, lounge, or nightlife operator, or for an owner-user who wants to run their own business there. That includes:
- A full-service bar and lounge on the ground floor
- An entertainment area on the second floor
- A built-out commercial kitchen with an existing hood system
- An outdoor terrace overlooking Heritage Square Park
What happens to Monkey Bar and Warped Pour?
That information is currently unknown. The listing does not say the bars are closing, and it does not say why the building is being sold. It is unclear what this means for Monkey Bar and Warped Pour. What the listing does say is that the current tenancy is month-to-month. That means a buyer could take control of the space quickly if they wanted to. Monkey Bar has been around since 2004, whereas Warped Pour opened in 2024.
Who is selling 26 Wall Street?
Built in 1920, 26 Wall Street sits in the middle of downtown Orlando’s busiest nightlife and business area, and the listing leans hard on that. It cites a Walk Score of 98, and says that within a 1-mile radius there are over 25,500 residents and about 71,600 daytime employees. The property is listed by Salim Valiani and Yassin Benkabbou of Marcus & Millichap’s Orlando office. If you want the full details, you can see the listing on the Marcus & Millichap website.
