Search Results - Mississippi
11,325 Sq. Ft.
Over 11,000 sq ft of office warehouse space on .47 acres 24-feet high peak ceiling.
Exceptional Investment Opportunity:
33,412 Sq. Ft. on 5.93 acres
Opportunity AWAITS , The Sky is the limit with this much acreage and 2 extra Lots, Over 33,000 squar
Fully Leased 3,118 SqFt Bay St. Louis Office - over an 7%
40,972 Sq. Ft. on 2 acres
+/- 40,972 SqFt office/warehouse with I-1 zoning (Light Industrial).
Prime retail space available.
Prime commercial corner lot across from Saki restaurant. Ideal for many uses.
7,830 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
7,830 SqFt office building for sale in sought after Intraplex 10 Business Park located less than a m
3 acres
Motivated sellers! Bring all offers! 3.
20,976 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Sale, Pascagoula, MS
1,372 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Sale, Biloxi, MS
4,080 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Sale, Gulfport, MS
1,259 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Sale, Gulfport, MS
1,303 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Sale, Gulfport, MS
2,826 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Sale, D'Iberville, MS
2 acres
Land, Gulfport, MS
1 acres
Land, Gulfport, MS
2 acres
Land, Biloxi, MS
Land, Biloxi, MS
Manufacturing, agriculture, fishing and mining are all well represented in Mississippi and may play a factor in decision-making process of those interested in commercial real estate listings in the state. Northrop Grumman shipbuilding is an example of one of the major employers in the state of Mississippi. Also agriculture plays a vital role in the state's overall economic health as well. Agricultural products, such as soybeans and rice, produce hundreds of millions in revenue for the state every year.
Anyone considering commercial real estate listings or investment property in Mississippi will be happy to learn that the state has many interesting options throughout the state. According to a 2009 report by The American Exchange Council, the state has the 19th best economic outlook among all the states in the country. Many of these opportunities are in Jackson, which is the most populated city in the state and home to over 500,000 residents. However, industrial space and buildings can be found in many of Mississippi's larger and smaller cities and towns.