Maine is not a densely populated state at 41.3 people per square mile; however, there are still commercial real estate listings to be found. The most densely populated region is Portland, where 38% of people in the state reside

Maine's economy is based to some extent on agriculture. The state's production of blueberries is important, as it makes up 25% of the North America's blueberries. Apples, maple syrup, dairy, eggs and poultry account for a good portion of the rural commercial land in Maine. Commercial fishing is also important to the state's economy.

One of the key industrial outputs of the state is toothpicks. Office space and industrial space for the largest toothpick plant in the country is located in Strong, Maine. Paper, lumber, wood, textiles and leather also hold an important place in Maine manufacturing.

There are not many corporations with office space headquarters in Maine. Some of the notable ones are Fairchild Semiconductor in Portland, L.L. Bean in Freeport and Cole Hann in Yarmouth. Most of the commercial real estate listings are in Androscoggin County, which has 107,651 residents.

It is important to note that due to uninhabited land, there is neither commercial real estate listings nor office space in large parts of the state's interior.