Search Results - Florida
2,500 SqFt
Fully Air Conditioned, 2,500 sq foot flex space, fully built out
1,068 SqFt
Flex Space for Lease, 1,068 SF - Sunrise
5,744 SqFt
Office/Warehouse for lease, 5,744 SF - Coral Springs
1,555 SqFt
1,555 SF Store Front/Retail/Laundry Space - Plantation
2,275 SqFt
2,275 SF Store Front/Retail/Laundry Space - Plantation
2,500 SqFt
Office Condo for Lease 2,500 SF Coral Springs
4,100 SqFt
4,100 SF Store Front/Retail/Laundry Space - Plantation
1,200-5,000 SqFt
South Lakeland Professional Building
2,000 SqFt
Brand New Retail Plaza In South Lakeland
Fully Air Conditioned, 2,500 sq foot flex space, fully built out
3,407 SqFt
3,407 SF retail space located at the main entrance to Harbourside Place.
6,326 SF Retail/Office/Storage space on Indiantown Road
1,114 SqFt
1,114 SF or retail space
3,723 SqFt
Across from the Wyndham Grand and by The Woods.
1,541 SqFt
Main entrance location
3,450 SqFt
Main entrance location
2,095 SqFt
Harbourside Place Retail
7,282 SqFt
Restaurant Space Available at Harbourside Place
4,000 SqFt
4,000 SF Second Generation Restaurant
2,160 SqFt
2,160 SF Retail Space for Lease.
The State of Florida ranks as the fourth most populous state in the United States with approximately 21.3 million people, up from 18.8 million in the 2010 US Census. This factor translates into a good deal of commercial real estate listings. Tallahassee, the state capital, is home to roughly 191,000 residents and a large portion of the state's commercial realty.
Florida's largest city is Jacksonville, which has over 1.3 million people in the area and about 892,000 residents in the city proper. Jacksonville's deepwater port makes it a leading hub for global shipping and a major contributor to the state's economy.
Other major cities include Miami, Tampa, Orlando and St. Petersburg. There are a variety of substantial cities in Florida with a wide range of commercial real estate listings and opportunities for investment property.
Florida is an economic powerhouse with a gross domestic product in 2018 of over $1 trillion dollars. Ports and tourism make up major parts of the Florida's economy. The strength of Florida's economy coupled with its numerous large cities makes Florida an interesting opportunity for investment property, as there is a strong supply of commercial realty, retail and office space.