Search Results - Kentucky
8,250 Sq. Ft.
Rare opportunity to acquire a freestanding retail/flex building with fee-simple real estate ownershi
1,372 Sq. Ft.
This commercial building on busy street is brick w/metal roof, 1372 sq ft, all on one level &
Established business for decades in this location. Solid financial transaction record.
9,476 Sq. Ft.
Live/Work Opportunity. Zoned CL-Limited Commercial.
1,200 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Contact us today to schedule an appointment for this exceptional opportunity to become the owner of
3,200 Sq. Ft. on 0.57 acres
3,200 sf building in the city limits of Middlesboro.
3,400 Sq. Ft.
Recently a pharmacy. Across for the courthouse one way, across from FCB Bank the other way.
1,500 Sq. Ft.
Opportunity for almost anything! Drive up window on the side. Lots of parking.
2,952 Sq. Ft. on 0.38 acres
Retail space with 1476 on first level and 1476 under ground level with bay door and exit.
33,197 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Great retail, office, warehouse space for most any business. 1.
Kentucky's population has grown every decade since recordkeeping began. The state's estimated population is currently over 4.5 million. If you are looking for Kentucky commercial real estate listings, a large percentage of them are based in Louisville, which was estimated at 602,011. The next largest city, Lexington, has a population of 321,959 and also offers retail space and investment property. Lexington includes the areas of Frankfort and Richmond.
Kentucky is well-known for good farming conditions, and, as a result, a large part of its economy is based on agriculture. The state is particularly known for its goat farming, cattle production and corn production, and commercial rural land is dedicated to these pursuits.
Industrial space is dedicated to economic endeavors outside of farming including manufacturing autos, producing energy and medical facilities. The state ranks 4th in production of automobiles and trucks.
Although Louisville and Lexington are the most populated areas, Kentucky commercial real estate listings are located throughout the state. It is important to note, however, that small businesses are quite prevalent in Kentucky. More than 90% of companies have fewer than 50 employees.