Search Results - South Carolina
Retail Unit 3:
5,453 SqFt
Welcome to 261 Riverchase Way, a premier commercial property for lease in Lexington, SC.
2,958 SqFt
For Lease.
6,000 SqFt
Property is located in the heart of the Little River commercial district.
11,248 SqFt
This property is available for lease at 230 North Bultman Drive in Sumter, SC.
Excellent retail opportunity adjacent to Shaw Air Force Base.
971 SqFt
Step into this ready-to-operate café
5,286 SqFt
Located at 2664 St Matthews Rd in Orangeburg, SC, this 2,695 square foot medical office offers a pri
6,875 SqFt
This end unit, formerly occupied by Famularis Pizzeria is located in the booming commercial corridor
6,224 SqFt
The property at 1145 E. Pike North features a recently built (2012)
2,700 SqFt
2700 sq ft corner unit available in a high-traffic Walmart shadow shopping center.
Great office space, conveniently located off Sam Rittenberg Boulevard with easy access to I-26.
3,500 SqFt
Restaurant space with patio available for pre-leasing! Delivering Vanilla Shell!
Five roll-up doors, Two 14 feet, three 12 feet 20 foot ceiling height
Those looking for South Carolina commercial real estate listings will be interested in learn that the population of the state has grown by 15.3 percent since 2000. Further, South Carolina's gross state product in 2008 was $153 billion.
According to the 2010 Census, Columbia is the largest city in the state with a population of 129,272. South Carolina commercial real estate listings will also be found in North Charleston, with 97,471 residents, and Mount Pleasant with 67,843 residents.
A good part of the state's economy is based on agriculture, and its rural commercial land is based on forestry, poultry, peaches, tobacco, cotton and soybeans. Industrial space in South Carolina is based on items like wood, pulp, steel, chemicals, and machines. Military, nuclear facilities, and tourism also make up some of the state's economy.
Large corporations with their headquarters and office space in South Carolina include Piggly Wiggly, JM Smith Corporation, Milliken and Company, and Southeastern Freight Lines.