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2,781 SqFt
Great Lease office/retail opportunity with exposure and signage onHWY 93 S.
Located at 917 W Main St in Laurel, this prime 1-2 acre lot offers high visibility and easy access,
Brand New! This third level office suite is now available for lease.
33,348 SqFt
Office complex for Lease Suites in all sizes - 250 sf - 1700 sf available.
4,034 SqFt
Brand NEW!
Office complex for Lease Suites in all sizes - 426 sf - 4395 sf available.
Office complex for Lease Suites in all sizes - 426 sf - 4395 sf available.
3,500 SqFt
Property Highlights: Versatile Space:
675 SqFt
Brand new storage units available, ideal for recreational or business storage.
2,500 SqFt
2,500 SF Shop/Warehouse For Lease - $
10,000 SqFt
10,000 SF Shop/Warehouse For Lease - $
1,900 SqFt
2316 1st Ave N, Billings, MT
Rare opportunity to lease existing dental space in the Medical Park Subdivision.
24,000 SqFt
24,000 square feet of industrial space for lease in central Helena.
5,776 SqFt
*5,776 SF Shop for Lease *$4,500/mo + Utilities *2 qty 14 ft Overhead Doors on 4,000 SF Main Shop
49,112 SqFt
Introducing a large, turnkey industrial site with expansion potential at 4151 1st Avenue South in th
17,200 SqFt
AREA Located in the Four Season Shopping Center in the Billings Heights.
1,664 SqFt
Shop Space for Lease $10 PSF NNN $1,590.15 Per Month (Base $1,386.67 Nets $203.84) 1,664 SF Unit
While Montana is home to some of the United State's most impressive national parks, the state also has opportunities in the form of commercial real estate listings and investment property.
Montana's size makes it 4th largest in the country, as the state is about 147,000 square miles. Montana does not have a large number of residents, and the state ranks 44th in population. Montana commercial real estate listings won't be seen throughout the state, as they are mainly situated in population centers like Billings, Missoula, Great Falls and Butte.
Companies with headquarters and office space in Montana include Great Harvest Bread Company, Image labs International and Kampgrounds of America.
A good portion of Montana's industrial space is dedicated for the lumber and mineral extraction industries. The state has natural resources including gold, coal, and silver. Of course, due to the famous national parks in Montana, tourism is also important to the economy.