Search Results - Connecticut
2,000-12,989 SqFt
12,989 SF New Retail for Lease
2,244 SqFt
Retail For Lease
2,522 SqFt
Former Friendly
5,000 SqFt
5,000 + Fully Equipped Restaurant
15,000-97,894 SqFt
Retail or Warehouse Space
1,500 SqFt
1,500 SF Warehouse Unit
6,400 SqFt
6,400 SF Office Space - Unit J
2,040 SqFt
2,040 SF Office Space at Twin Ponds Center - Unit L
4,850 SqFt
4,850 SF Office Space at Twin Ponds Center - Unit V
1,080 SqFt
1,080 SF Office Space at Twin Ponds Center - Unit D
4,800-9,000 SqFt
Retail Pad Site w Drive thru
Gas Station with Convenience Store and Car Wash
2,500 SqFt
Potential Bank Site with double drive-thru. Existing Gas Station
3,185-9,185 SqFt
6,000 Class A Office Space at Tyler Square, Willimantic, CT. An additional 3,185 SF also available.
3,932-15,794 SqFt
Retail building for lease plus Industrial buildings for lease
7,500 SqFt
Proposed 7,500 SF Industrial Building
6,154-8,114 SqFt
Retail and warehouse buildings
1,000 SqFt
Retail/Office Space Centrally located in Berlin, Ct.
1,000 SqFt
Strip Mall Space in Centrally Located Berlin, just off Route 9
2,639-9,992 SqFt
FOR LEASE – 2 BUILDINGS (CAN BE LEASED SEPARATELY) 9,992 SF & 2,639 SF LIGHT INDUSTRIAL
Located on the East Coast of the United States in New England, Connecticut comes with a variety of commercial real estate listings of impressive variety. Known for being green and beautiful, Connecticut is one of the geographically smaller states in the United States, but it stands out for a variety of 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 144,000 and has a variety of investment property. The state capital of Hartford is home to about 124,000 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 media income, which is over $68,000 per year. The state's gross product in 2010 was over $235 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 state gross product help Connecticut stand out.