Search Results - North Dakota
Welcome to 2080 36th Ave SW, Suite E, an attractive and fully finished 835 square foot commercial le
10,542 Sq. Ft.
Exceptional opportunity to own a turn-key restaurant and bar in the welcoming community of Wishek, N
20 acres
Excellent investment opportunity with this prime commercial land located in SW Minot.
12,480 Sq. Ft. on 3 acres
Exceptional Commercial Investment Opportunity with Multiple Income Streams:
1,280 Sq. Ft.
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3 acres
Position your business in one of Bismarck's most desirable growth areas.
1 acres
An exciting opportunity to own one of the last remaining close in river lots. Very hard to find 1.
8,000 Sq. Ft. on 40 acres
Looking to expand your business or start up a new one?
2,600 Sq. Ft.
The Rare Earth Rock Shop and Holistic Wellness Center, located in the Prairie Hills Mall, is a uniqu
3 acres
Prime Commercial Development Opportunity ‹“ North Hill | 3.16 Acres |
70,102 Sq. Ft. on 2 acres
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY:
Lucrative and well-established salon business for sale on Main Street in a small, vibrant town.
7,360 Sq. Ft.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!
While North Dakota stands as the third least populated state in the US, there are still valuable commercial real estate listings available. North Dakota has had a substantial economic presence for over 10 years. There are fewer unemployed people in North Dakota than there are in other states. In fact, North Dakota has the lowest unemployment rate in the country.
One of the reasons the economy is thriving is due to the Bakken oil shale fields. A great deal of the industrial space in the state of North Dakota is dedicated to either food processing or petroleum. Rural commercial land is plentiful in the state, and production of cereal grains like barley, durum wheat, buckwheat and oats is strong.
Those looking for investment property in North Dakota should know that Fargo is by far the most populous city, with an estimated population of 105,549. Bismarck and Grand Forks follow, with populations of 61.272 and 52,838 respectively.
