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Don't miss the chance of a lifetime to own this incredible restaurant property located in the heart
LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! Prime West Joliet commercial opportunity available FOR SALE OR LEASE!
84,825 Sq. Ft. on 4 acres
Exclusive Light Industrial Complex Within 4+/- Acres With 84,825 SF In Chicagoland's North Suburban
BRICK TWO STORY BUILDING IN HIGH TRAFFIC AREA ALONG PULASKI RD.
9,410 Sq. Ft. on 1.16 acres
High-Quality Joliet Office Near St. Joseph Medical
Block Building on Main Street in Roscoe. Formerly Buds Market.
Exceptional MixedUse Opportunity in the Heart of Midlothian's Proposed Downtown Business District!
Excellent location on RT 16 / Charleston Ave in Mattoon. Long time restaurant location.
Excellent location on RT 16 / Charleston Ave in Mattoon. Long time restaurant location.
Income Producing 3-stores building.
Investors - Don't Miss this Opportunity! Versatile Commercial/Investment Opportunity!
Established tailoring business in a prime Oak Brook Terrace location with a loyal customer base and
Looking for that acreage on the edge of Marion, then take a look at this 9.
High Visibility with this Commercial 2.5 Acres at the NE corner of new Round About at Rt.
Excellent Building Site just south of Veterans Airport. 2.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Devonshire Realty is pleased to offer for sale this ±28.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Devonshire Realty is pleased to offer for sale this ±1.
Illinois is one of the most populated states in the country, and this factor means that there are ample Illinois commercial real estate listings. Many of these commercial property listings are based in its largest city Chicago. This fact can only be expected, as Chicago is the third most populated city in the entire country.
The Chicago area is the home to 75% of the people who live in the entire state of Illinois, which has an estimated population of 12.74 million people. Other cities with notable Illinois commercial real estate listings include Aurora, Rockford and Joliet.
Agricultural products like corn, soybeans, cattle, wheat and dairy make up some of the state's rural commercial land. Manufacturing is also key for the state's economy. Since 38% of the state's manufacturing plants are located in Cook County, there is a great deal of commercial property in this region. Products manufactured include chemicals, machines, food, fabricated metal, electronics, plastics and transportation equipment.