Search Results - Pennsylvania
2,500 SqFt
2500 SF Multi-Office setup
1,000-7,500 SqFt
Available lease space along Route 611 corridor in Bartonsville. The Promenade at Fountain Court offe
1,000-6,000 SqFt
1000-6000 SF Retail Space available for lease
1,100-3,300 SqFt
Lease spaces available in Pleasant Valley Mall
268-1,850 SqFt
High visibility, quality office / retail space downtown with off-street parking
1,817 SqFt
Great 3 bed, 2 bath rental property in downtown Palmer Twp.
1,300 SqFt
Great location for fast food, office or retail.
1,400 SqFt
1,400 Sq Ft of Retail space in a busy strip mall. Plenty of parking located on Rt 903 just North of
600 SqFt
600 SF retail space 2nd floor
2,400 SqFt
Office/Flex for Lease in Unionville Area
725 SqFt
Open Floor Plan Office for Rent
1,450 SqFt
Large Affordable Office Space in Chester Springs
8,500-65,000 SqFt
Up to 65,000 SF+/- as well as 10,000 SF Class A Offices
3,500 SqFt
3,500 SF Prime Medical Space for Lease
10.74 AC Commercial Development Site ground lease
500 SqFt
500 SF Modern 2-room furnished office suite
1,125 SqFt
1125 SF Unit available in the 940 Court Plaza (unit 10)
201-534 SqFt
201-534 SF office suites available near courthouse
900 SqFt
900 SF Storefront retail space
The most populated cities in Pennsylvania are Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown and Erie, and these cities have the majority of the state's commercial real estate listings. Philadelphia is the largest city in the state with an estimated population of over 1.5 million. Pittsburgh is the second largest city in Pennsylvania with a population of 305,704.
Those looking for investment property and commercial realty in Pennsylvania will find that the state offers easy transportation, a highly active economy and easy access to other economically active states including New York, Maryland and Ohio.
Pennsylvania has a high gross state product, which is approximately $570 billion. There are 50 Fortune 500 companies with their headquarters and office space in the state. Pittsburgh alone has 8 Fortune 500 companies. A large part of the Pennsylvania economy is also based on agriculture, and the rural commercial land in the state is dedicated to products including mushroom, chickens, horses and wine.