Search Results - Alaska
4,692 Sq. Ft. on 4.46 acres
Building - Fairbanks, AK
2,832 Sq. Ft. on 2.9 acres
Multi-purpose - Nenana, AK
8.24 acres
Commercial - Fairbanks, AK
9,000 Sq. Ft. on 2.38 acres
COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL - Fairbanks, AK
4,056 Sq. Ft. on 1.07 acres
Building - Fairbanks, AK
1.22 acres
Prime Sterling commercial location. 2 lots combined are 1.22 acres, all gravel and level.
7,000 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Warehouse - Fairbanks, AK
0.46 acres
1,800 SF building with 2x6 construction on a concrete slab foundation.
0.23 acres
COMMERCIAL USE ONLY.
10,984 Sq. Ft. on 1.15 acres
Like new building comes with the empty lot next door. Lots of room to expand.
0.57 acres
Location Location!Large .
Golfing in Southeast Alaska Welcome to one of the most unique golf courses in the world!
Phillys Best Phillys is a Wasilla treasure with a loyal clientele.
0.28 acres
.28 acres with gas and electric on property. Two lots for sale side by side.
2.07 acres
Dont miss this excellent commercial opportunity just out of Soldotna!
1,882 Sq. Ft. on 0.31 acres
Downtown Freestanding Gem
0.92 acres
Nice level lot with thick gravel pad covering almost the entire acre.
0.28 acres
.28 acres of commercial property right off the Kenai Spur Hwy, .28 acres behind it for sale also.
0.94 acres
Two half acre lots available at the corner of Midtown Drive and Broadway Drive.
122,278 Sq. Ft. on 10.76 acres
6525 Glacier Highway Juneau Alaska former Walmart
In terms of landmass, Alaska simply dwarfs every other state. When contrasted to the size of the Continental United States, Alaska is nothing short of immense. Purchased from Russia in 1867, Alaska stands as America's last geographic frontier. It is the least densely populated state in the United States, and one of the least densely populated areas on the planet. However, there is still quality investment property in the state.
While Juneau stands as the capital of Alaska, the bulk of the commercial real estate listings can be found in Anchorage. Alaska had a population of approximately 710,000, according to the 2010 Census (estimated to be 740,000 in 2019), and about half of that population is located in the Anchorage area.
Due to its geography and abundance of natural resources, Alaska enjoys a healthy economy. Fishing and the oil and gas industry are major players in the Alaskan economy. The Trans-Alaska Pipeline can pump millions of barrels of oil every single day, and Alaska accounts for around 25% of the United States total oil production. Office space, retail space and commercial realty are plentiful as a result of Alaska's healthy economy and large supply of energy resources.