Search Results - Illinois
15,000 Sq. Ft.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Devonshire Realty (CBCDR)
1,760 Sq. Ft. on 0.47 acres
This is a retail building located on a signaled intersection along the East/West corridor.
Great Investment Opportunity!
15,200 Sq. Ft. on 4.21 acres
Great location and opportunity.
1 acres
This 1.25 acre site is ready to be developed with all utilities to the site.
Multiple lots totaling 5.07 Acres available, divisible down to 1.08 acres.
0.48 acres
.48 Acres Zoned Commercial in Orland Park Village Center District.
4.63 acres
Just shy of 5 acres with frontage on Rt 53 in Elwood.
5 acres
5 acres with 404′ frontage along N. Vermilion (St. Rte 1).
There are 3 remaining lots available for sale: Lot-2: SOLD Acres Lot 3- 1.02 Acres Lot 4- 0.
4.92 acres
4.
Coldwell Banker Commercial Devonshire Realty (CBCDR)
The Meadows at Legends offers +/- 13 acres (divisible)
Gateway Exchange is a new development with interstate commercial lots for sale ranging in size from
14 acres
Located just outside of downtown off west Washington, near the county, south of I36, plenty of resid
1 acres
This is a 1.61-acre parcel of land that overlooks Lake Vermilion.
Office/Retail lots available for sale on the growing south side of Champaign.
This retail subdivision is being offered for sale for the first time in tracts up to 15.5 acres.
44 acres
Approximately 44 acres of vacant land for sale. Located at the end of Fauber Road (west end).
Illinois is one of the most populated states in the country, and this factor means that there are ample Illinois commercial real estate listings. Many of these commercial property listings are based in its largest city Chicago. This fact can only be expected, as Chicago is the third most populated city in the entire country.
The Chicago area is the home to 75% of the people who live in the entire state of Illinois, which has an estimated population of 12.74 million people. Other cities with notable Illinois commercial real estate listings include Aurora, Rockford and Joliet.
Agricultural products like corn, soybeans, cattle, wheat and dairy make up some of the state's rural commercial land. Manufacturing is also key for the state's economy. Since 38% of the state's manufacturing plants are located in Cook County, there is a great deal of commercial property in this region. Products manufactured include chemicals, machines, food, fabricated metal, electronics, plastics and transportation equipment.