Search Results - Nevada
5,388 Sq. Ft.
Northeastern Nevada Regional Radiation Oncology Center building, is available for sale.
2,197 Sq. Ft.
Exterior Makeover!!! NEW ROOF, EXTERIOR PAINT, FRONT AWNINGS AND A CUSTOM FRONT DOOR!
1,731 Sq. Ft. on 0.47 acres
Prime downtown location on a corner lot. Located near shopping, offices and public transportation.
12,411 Sq. Ft.
Sonora Plaza is for sale or lease. Very well maintained commercial building and land.
3,992 Sq. Ft.
A thriving restaurant opportunity for sale. The Pine Lodge Dinner House is a staple in Elko County.
48,000 Sq. Ft.
The Fairmont Supply Building is for sale. Purchase DOES NOT include the underlying land.
1,676 Sq. Ft.
1,083 Sq. Ft.
This historical building in down town Elko is for sale.
2,282 Sq. Ft.
One of Eureka's most well known restaurants is for sale!
6,600 Sq. Ft.
Fully operational 5,040 sf.
2.23 acres
1.19 acres
Approximately 1.2 acres of Light Industrial able to acquire contiguous parcel of 1.
0.5 acres
Commercial/Industrial 1/2 acre Lot able to acquire contiguous parcels,each sold separately.
17,554 Sq. Ft.
1,818 Sq. Ft.
4.86 acres
4.
8.94 acres
Large parcel of C-2 zoned property on Moapa Valley Blvd
2.27 acres
2.
1.12 acres
Approximately 1.2 acres of Light Industrial able to acquire contiguous parcel of 1.
5 acres
5 acres of land
When it comes to Nevada commercial real estate listings, one of the state's cities clearly stands out. Las Vegas is home to more than two-thirds of Nevada residents. Additionally, two of the fastest growing cities in the whole country are in Nevada, namely, Henderson and North Las Vegas. Both these areas contain a variety of commercial realty opportunities and investment property.
Much of Nevada's economy is based on tourism. In addition to Las Vegas, Reno and Lake Tahoe also bring in vacationers from around the world. With a population estimated at 220,500, Reno is also a large population centers that offers various Nevada commercial real estate listings.
It is interesting to note that the government owns about 80% of the land in the state. However, there is a great deal of rural commercial land, which farmers grow crops on including onion, potatoes and alfalfa. The major economic activities in Nevada include mining and cattle ranching. Industrial space in Nevada is used for food processing, printing, and manufacturing electric equipment and machinery.