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An opportunity to own you own business and fish every day.
1 acres
1 acres
2,387 Sq. Ft.
Investment property in prime Coeur d'Alene location...
1 acres
The premier new retail/office development in Kootenai county.
The premier new retail/office development in Kootenai county.
1 acres
The premier new retail/office development in Kootenai county.
1 acres
The premier new retail/office development in Kootenai county.
The premier new retail/office development in Kootenai county.
3,958 Sq. Ft.
High traffic counts and excellent visibility...
1 acres
Prime 1 acre commerical Lot adjacent to signalized Northwest Corner of Highway 95 & Hanley Ave (
2 acres
One of two commercial parcels available in Millworx.
2,000 Sq. Ft.
Rare Tandem Drive-thru Unit coming soon! Two back to back 20x50 units that can be driven through.
1,000 Sq. Ft.
78 Brand New Units Coming Soon at Hayden Lake Executive RV & Boat Storage!
5,108 Sq. Ft.
A true recreational paradise placed right in the middle of grand forests.
9,300 Sq. Ft.
Instant housing, corporate retreat, event center, family compound....or?
This Multi-vendor marketplace/consignment business has been open for 11 years and has a large follow
24 acres
Unique Coeur d'Alene Lake waterfront opportunity.
1,425 Sq. Ft.
1 acres
The population of Idaho is approximately 1.7 million, and it is considered one of the fastest growing states. Due to this factor, Idaho commercial real estate listings are plentiful.
The Boise area is often referred to as the Boise Metropolitan area and is made up of Boise, Napa and Meridian. This region is made up of an estimated 710,000 people and has a high percentage of the state's investment property and retail space. Other populated areas in Idaho include Coeur d'Alene, Idaho Falls, Pocatello and Lewiston. Some cities in the state have expanded at unprecedented speed. For example in 2017, the population of Nampa grew 2.94%.
A key part of Idaho's industry is based on agriculture, and the state's rural commercial land reflects this fact. Food processing, machinery, paper, lumber, mining and electronics also take advantage of the state's industrial space.
The Idaho National Laboratory, which is the government lab for nuclear energy research, also holds commercial property in Idaho. In fact, science and technology is the largest overall sector in the state and brings in 25% of revenue. Corporations with office space and industrial space in Idaho include Micron Technology, Hewlett-Packard and Sun Microsystems.