A women-centered business ecosystem · Downtown Orlando
A work house with a village around it.
The Collective at 419 is a historic house at 419 N. Magnolia Avenue where women build businesses — with offices, coworking, client meeting rooms, creative space, business services and real community under one roof.
Coworking happens here. Deals happen here. Ideas become companies here. You don’t need to lease an office to belong — you just need somewhere to begin.
Two floors
One distinctive address.
Downtown Orlando
419 N. Magnolia Avenue
Courthouse adjacent
Across from the Orange County Courthouse
January 2027
Founding list open now
Start where you are. Grow from there.
419 grows with you.
Some members arrive with an LLC and a dream and start with a business address. Some walk straight into a private office. Most land somewhere in between — and move when they’re ready. There’s no wrong door.
01
Business Address
From $69 / month
A professional downtown Orlando address — the easiest way in.
02
Day Access
From $35 / day
A place to go when the kitchen table stops working.
03
Coworking
From $99 / month
Momentum, on a schedule that fits your life.
04
Dedicated Workspace
From $399 / month
Your own desk, with the house around it.
05
Private Office
From $795 / month
A professional home for your business.
One address. Many ways to build.
Your office is only the beginning.
Work privately when you need a door that closes. Meet clients somewhere you are proud to bring them. Record your next podcast. Host a workshop. Find the professional or collaborator you have been looking for.
Find your way into 419
Choose how you belong.
Built around real life
Built for people whose work and real life do not fit neatly inside a traditional office.
Attorneys and consultants. Therapists and accountants. Founders, mompreneurs, creatives and remote professionals. Women launching their first companies and women running six- and seven-figure businesses — all under one roof.
Not simply shared space.
Shared possibility.
The Win Wall
On opening day, one wall in the house will be empty.
It won’t stay that way. What fills it is up to the women who build here — and we can’t wait to show you.
Read about the Win Wall