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This property has 9,611 sf of land and zoned B-CT with an older commercial building that was once th
Here's an opportunity to own a piece of Front Street in historic Lahaina.
Opportunity is knocking for any business looking for a new home or room to grow.
Excellent opportunity to own fee simple industrial zoned acreage in town.
Incredible opportunity to own a free standing ADA compliant Medical complex in the heart of Hilo.
3,072 Sq. Ft.
Oh the possibilities!
3,085 Sq. Ft.
This is a leasehold property. Opportunity is knocking!
Panoramic Ocean views of the North Shore from this 16-unit 6320 sqft Apartment Building in Wailuku s
Take a step back in time and enjoy the vintage architecture of these two Downtown gems.
296 Sq. Ft. on 0.74 acres
Prime location in Downtown in the Pioneer Plaza.
RARELY AVAILABLE, a 12-unit Apartment building for this price! 100%
979 Sq. Ft.
Nicely built out salon in the heart of Kapolei!
256 Sq. Ft.
Well priced commercial spaces. Side-by-side units. Available at $
256 Sq. Ft.
Well priced commercial spaces. Side-by-side units. Available at $
728 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
This sale is for the assignment of lease, FF&E, and liquor license transfer for Unit #
When one thinks of Hawaii, the first thing that comes to mind may be vacation. Aside from being a hotspot for tourism, the state has a variety of valuable commercial real estate listings.
Hawaii is home to almost 1.4 million people, and the state's largest city is the capital Honolulu. When it comes to commercial property in Hawaii, the main industries are sandalwood, whaling, pineapple and sugarcane. A large amount of industrial space is dedicated to these products. Well-known corporations with headquarters and office space in Hawaii include Dole Food Company, Molokai Coffee, Mauna Loa Macadamia Nuts, and Castle & Cook.
Hawaii's capital city Honolulu has an estimated population of over 350,000 and is home to a large percentage of Hawaii commercial real estate listings. Other areas with high populations include Hilo, Kailua and Kaneoche.
Tourism is essential to Hawaii's economy. Corporations like Hawaiian Airlines and Outrigger Hotels and Resorts with office space and industrial space in Hawaii reflect that fact. A strong military presence also factors heavily into the state's economy. In 2018, US military spending in Hawaii was $14.7 billion.