Search Results - North Carolina
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Has your congregation outgrown your present place of worship? This is your answer!
In the heart of Lake Gaston'
Commercial Location - Location, Location, Location!
Commercial Location - Location, Location, Location!
Commercial Location - Location, Location, Location!
48,351 Sq. Ft.
ZONED GI this Great Kernersville location for this 1.11-acre site with home (currently rented)
1,500 Sq. Ft.
Position your business in one of the most visible and highly sought-after commercial locations at La
812 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Investment Opportunity - 16 E 10th Street, Roanoke Rapids Affordable commercial opportuni
7.95 acres
Incredible investment opportunity in desirable Polk County!
0 acres
Commercial, Banner Elk, NC
0.71 acres
Attention Investors; Must see this multi unit commercial building.
ndustrial flex property located at 4826 E Fork Ln in Monroe, NC, offering approximately 6,000 SF on
Prime Commercial Location on Reilly Road near Fort Bragg gate and I295. 3.
Excellent opportunity to acquire a low-maintenance, income-producing self-service car wash located i
Commercial Sale, Salisbury, NC
3 acres
Commercial Sale, Salisbury, NC
10 acres
Land, Salisbury, NC
This commercial building features a metal roof just a few years old and previously served as a gas s
3 acres
Land, Salisbury, NC
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.