Search Results - New Mexico
1,992 Sq. Ft.
Do not wait! Your dreams begin here.
4,313 Sq. Ft.
Location! Location! Location! Formerly The Eagles Club.
2,186 Sq. Ft.
California main drag property with high visibility in the heart of Socorro.
Small town commercial property with big opportunity!
Industrial Property located on the corner of Historic Route 66 & Lexco Rd.
22,963 Sq. Ft.
22963 SF industrial building was long term leased to Indian Jewelry Supply Manufacturing Co....
4,242 Sq. Ft.
6 retail stores that rent out for a total of approx $3500 monthly.
23 Space Mobile Home Park with a Manager's Office/Residence
2,542 Sq. Ft.
Unique Multi Use Property On a Corner Lot !
1,254 Sq. Ft.
So many possibilities with this 60 year old building.
1,180 Sq. Ft.
Great live/work opportunity. Offices can easily be converted into bedrooms etc. See Floor plan.
2,775 Sq. Ft.
Commercial - Farmington, NM
4,000 Sq. Ft. on 4 acres
Office - Aztec, NM
1,188 Sq. Ft.
A plug and play dental office with all the amenities, including patient waiting area (furnished)
7,248 Sq. Ft.
Attention All Healthcare Providers, Medical and Dental Professionals. Do Not Miss This Opportunity!
3,700 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Restaurant ready building. Maintained grounds and amenities for outdoor venue. 1.
1,250 Sq. Ft.
Stand alone building. Great property for medical marijuana store.
1,225 Sq. Ft.
Free standing single-story professional building.
4,500 Sq. Ft.
About 4500 SF (school/offices) on 3.0 acres Just north of Super Walmart & across HY344.
A rare, rare opportunity to OWN HISTORY! At $
As far as population density goes, New Mexico is one of the sparsest states in the nation with a total population of 1,984,356. However, there are still ample New Mexico commercial real estate listings to consider.
The government of New Mexico does a great deal to promote business in the state and offers tax credits and technical assistance. With the goal of creating new jobs, the law in New Mexico allows the government to provide buildings and commercial realty to businesses. In some communities, there is an Economic Development Gross Receipts tax that is collected in order to market areas for business development.
The economy of New Mexico is based largely on oil and gas. As the state is one of the largest producers of crude oil and natural gas in the country, much industrial space and office space is dedicated to these endeavors. In 2010, the Gross Domestic Product was $79.7 billion.
If you are looking for investment property in New Mexico, it is important to note that property tax will be assessed on commercial real estate listings. However, property taxes do not apply for personal-use property.