Search Results - Idaho
Centrally located 30 minutes north of Twin Falls and 1 hour south of Ketchum, about 20 minutes to in
10,000 SqFt
30 minutes to downtown Twin Falls, 20 minutes to I-84, 1 hour to Ketchum. Midway Business Park.
364 SqFt
Belwood Suite 301
1,250 SqFt
Warehouse and Storage Space
96 SqFt
Panhandle Business Center #201
2,602 SqFt
Professional Office
4,000-12,000 SqFt
Office Space
231 SqFt
Pioneer Square Office Spaces
1,522 SqFt
Historic Beardmore Office Space
909 SqFt
Fully Furnished Downtown Office
141-172 SqFt
The Ravenwood Building
1,800 SqFt
Hawthorne Business and Industrial
627 SqFt
The Sandpoint Center, Suite 110
1,200 SqFt
Cozy Downtown Office or Retail Space
2,675 SqFt
Downtown Office
6,400 SqFt
Multi Use: Warehouse, Storage, Distribution, Shop, RetailAll Buildings temperature controlled:
1 SqFt
Excellent industrial build to suit opportunity, strategically located off Exit 208 on I-84.
37,344 SqFt
• 37,344 sqft • 5 Acre lot • City Water/Sewer • Satellite Telephone/Internet •
Commercial Lease - Garden City, ID
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.