Search Results - Rhode Island
5,740 Sq. Ft.
If you are looking for a solid investment, look no further.
8,054 Sq. Ft. on 0.53 acres
Well maintained Bldg with a GBA 13,300', possible 2nd floor expansion, ample parking 44 spces.
13,300 Sq. Ft. on 0.53 acres
Office/Retail Bldg For Sale & Lease, 8054" 44 parking spaces
1.7 acres
Well Maintained 2400' Bldg, Previous use Garden Center other uses Retail/ warehouse, Medical, profes
4,200 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Renovated class A Office Bldg, Sale includes 2 blogs on 1 plus Acre
3,100 Sq. Ft.
Well maintained Bldg, present use Daycare, other use, Legal, Medical , Also available ample Parking.
3.5 acres
High traffic location, 3.5 Acres, 3 Lots, Commercial & residential. Easy acces to Rt 146, Marketed a
3.5 acres
High traffic location, 3.5 Acres, 3 Lots, Commercial & residential. Easy acces to Rt 146, Marketed a
3 acres
High Traffic location in North Smithfield , 3.5 Acres consisting of 3 lots, zoned Commercial &
3.5 acres
High traffic location, 3.5 Acres, 3 Lots, Commercial & residential. Easy acces to Rt 146, Marketed a
Rhode Island's nickname is “The Ocean State,” as there are so many bays and inlets in this geographical location. As a result, much of the Rhode Island commercial real estate listings will be located near water. As of the census estimate in 2005, the state had a population of 1,076,189 people.
Those looking for investment property in Rhode Island will find that the largest population centers include Providence, Warwick, and Cranston, with populations of 178,042, 82,672 and 80,387 respectively. The state has 39 cities and towns.
The economy of Rhode Island has changed over the years. The modern economic infrastructure is based on healthcare, education and manufacturing. In previous centuries, this area was influential due to its large textile industry and waterpower resources. Around the industrial revolution, industrial space in Rhode Island was also dedicated to tool making, silverware and jewelry making. Much of this industrial space was more recently converted into other types of buildings including condos, museums, office space and low-income housing.