Search Results - Ohio
Surplus Bank Branch – Prime Commercial Bldg.
Bank Owned Surplus – High Visibility Commercial Building
Bank Surplus – Prime Com. Bldg. with Excellent Visibility
Former Bank Branch - Prime Location - Bank Surplus Auction!
8,863 Sq. Ft. on 7 acres
The Whitta Construction & Findlay Plumbing and Heating businesses are relocating;
720 Sq. Ft.
319 South Main Street, Franklin, OH 45005
3 acres
Morrow-Cozaddale Road, Hamilton Twp, OH 45152
1,250 Sq. Ft. on 0.42 acres
CommercialSale, Columbiana, OH
3 acres
This unique real estate opportunity involves a dual-asset parcel featuring a commercial restaurant s
10,296 Sq. Ft.
Rare opportunity to acquire a turn-key, move-in ready plasma center facility purpose-built for high-
Location, location, location!
Look at this BRICK 14-Unit Apartment Complex in the heart of Cleveland Heights!
1,120 Sq. Ft. on 0.05 acres
Seller began the remodel work but this space is a blank canvas to make your own. Zoned CR.
2,220 Sq. Ft. on 2.95 acres
Medical condo overlooking Lake Cascades!
8,162 Sq. Ft.
Large brick office building with metal roof. Ample parking lot.
9,662 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
This 9,662 SF property, constructed in 2007, is zoned for CPD - Commercial Planned Development Distr
7,056 Sq. Ft.
A prime opportunity for retail and free-standing building investors.
2,460 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Bechtle Ave Development Opportunity – Existing Building & Adjacent Vacant Land | Springfield, OH
3 acres
There will be a fourth leg of the Pickle circle with another access to property.
Ohio's population is one of the highest in the nation, as it has about 11.5 million residents and several very large metropolitan areas. As a result, Ohio commercial real estate listings are plentiful. There were over 2 million people living in the Cleveland metropolitan area as of the 2010 census. Other large cities with plentiful commercial realty include Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo and Akron.
The gross domestic product in Ohio is $478 billion. Those looking for investment property in Ohio will be pleased to hear that the state was recently ranked #4 out of all states for its business climate by Site Selection magazine. Much of the industrial space in Ohio is dedicated to plastics, rubber, electronics and appliances. The state is also a leader in the “green” economy.
Of the 1000 top publicly traded companies in the US, headquarters and office space of 59 of them are in Ohio. These companies include Procter and Gamble, Goodyear, Wendy's and Abercrombie and Fitch.