Search Results - North Carolina
This prime infill development site on Commonwealth Avenue sits in one of Charlotte's most dynamic an
3 acres
±3.
In this price being sold is ID 324103001,324103002, 324103003, 324103004, 324103006, 324103007, 3241
Build-ready property conveniently located off E. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in High Point.
3.88 acres
Almost 4 Acre Development Site in Cameron, Harnett County NC Price Reduced $1,300,000.
5.09 acres
Prime Development Opportunity Raleigh NC Wake County 5.09 acres!
2.08 acres
Shovel-Ready 2.08-Acre Commercial Corner Lot |
The subject property is part of new Mixed Use Development with 570 student housing beds. 1.
Prime Location. At almost an acre of land, .
1.82 acres
A 1.
0.98 acres
Great Developement opportunity! Corner lot. Just under one acre of cleared land. Less than 0.
2 acres
The property presents a unique opportunity for investors, developers, or owner-users seeking a strat
1.85 acres
Across from the Kernersville Hospital
1.85 acres
Across from the Kernersville Hospital
1.94 acres
1.94 Acres near Exit for the proposed new Macy Grove Road exchange
2 acres
Prime 2.42-acre Commercial Opportunity. Exceptional development site located on N.
Walkertown/Guthrie Road
1.94 acres
551 Macy Grove
3 acres
Conveniently located off the Harrisburg Road exit on I-485, this property sits near the intersection
North Carolina is one of the fastest growing states in the country and, as a result, North Carolina commercial real estate listings have grown in size and scope. The gross state product in North Carolina is approximately $425 billion as of the 2010 census.
While in the past, the economy of North Carolina was based on items such as tobacco and furniture; today the state's economy is diverse and includes finance, biotechnology and engineering. Rural commercial land in North Carolina is dedicated to a variety of outputs including poultry, eggs, tobacco, milk, sweet potato and soybeans.
North Carolina commercial real estate listings are most plentiful in 15 metropolitan areas including Asheville, Charlotte, Raleigh, Durham-Chapel Hill, Jacksonville, Wilmington and Winston-Salem. Charlotte has the largest population overall, as it was estimated as 731,000 at the 2010 census. North Carolina hosts 5 Fortune 5000 companies and is a large banking center. Many of these areas have experienced rapid growth in population and, as a result, quality North Carolina investment property can be found.