Search Results - Connecticut
22,600 SqFt
Now available for lease:
3,300-33,000 SqFt
Retail/Office Space for Lease Directly in front of Shoreline Shopping Center
1,000-3,500 SqFt
Norwalk - 2nd Gen Fitness 3500sf
Ground Lease -- Pad Site - QSR / Bank / Retail to 2000sqft
1,000 SqFt
Office/Retail space For Lease
800-2,400 SqFt
Retail / Offices For Lease
10,325 SqFt
10,325 SF Commercial Property On 1.61 Acres for Sale at $1,300,000 or for Lease at $14/SF NNN
21,000 SqFt
Proposed Grocery Store
2,867 SqFt
Thompsonville Retail/Restaurant Space
1,200 SqFt
Unit D Restaurant
The Shoppes At Buckland Hills
4,900-7,647 SqFt
Prime Restaurant Space At The Millenium Building
Five-Bay Garage w/ Land on Rt. 190
2,100-7,469 SqFt
757 Main Downtown Retail & Office Building
3,900 SqFt
Retail / Office lease 3900 ft.² Boston Post Rd., Westbrook
1,953 SqFt
Prime Retail Location Former Gas Station Near UCONN
New Restaurant/Retail Space for Lease in Prime Shopping Destination
5,263-24,025 SqFt
Class A Professional Office Space with Easy I-95 Access for Sublease at $26/SF + Tenant Electric
3,800 SqFt
Retail Store in the Fairfield Shopping Center for Lease at $30/RSF NNN
Located on the East Coast of the United States in New England, Connecticut comes with a variety of commercial real estate listings. Known for being green and beautiful, Connecticut is one of the geographically smaller states in the United States, but it stands out for many reasons, including its idyllic small towns, colonial housing and historically significant locations.
According to the 2010 Census, Connecticut is home to over 3.5 million residents. Bridgeport, Connecticut has an estimated population of about 147,000 and has a variety of investment property. The state capital of Hartford is home to about 123,000 and also provides a lot of the state's commercial realty.
Connecticut's economy has many bright spots as indicated by the state's high median income, which is over $74,000 per year. The state's gross product in 2016 was over $230 billion dollars. Manufacturing, ranging from metal equipment and machinery to electronics and scientific equipment, represent the majority of the state's commercial property and overall economy.
Office space and retail space options are plentiful in Connecticut as are commercial real estate listings. The high median income and gdp help Connecticut stand out.