Search Results - South Carolina
62,749 SqFt
2439 Laurens Rd. with 27,834 SF and 2445-A Laurens Rd. with 2,000 SF available for lease.
1 SqFt
3.26 acres at the hard corner of Main Street Connector and Highway 90.
5,000 SqFt
Available for Sublease:
1,500 SF available in a 52,600 SF retail center at the main entrance to Centre Pointe, one of the bu
Successful restaurant available for lease in a highly visible St. Andrews location.
8,775 SqFt
Proposed 8,775 SF Retail/Restaurant Opportunity near the intersection of SC-31(Carolina Bays Pkwy)
Columbus Plaza-Unit 135-1,200 SF Retail/Office Space Available for Lease-Myrtle Beach, SC.
Shops at Hidden Village-Unit H-900 SF-Retail/Office Space-For Lease-Myrtle Beach, SC.
1 SqFt
Area: 51 - Peninsula Charleston Inside of Crosstown County: Charleston Elementary School:
4,000-10,000 SqFt
New Construction
1,875 SqFt
New Construction
742-2,226 SqFt
Professional Office
1,620 SqFt
Office & Warehouse Space with Overhead Door
1,375-2,200 SqFt
Retail Plaza
8,867 SqFt
Office & Warehouse Space
2,100 SqFt
Class B Office Space
20,000 SqFt
+/-1,976 SF Storefront Retail Space for Lease Excellent location in Downtown Spartanburg Central cor
11,520 SqFt
For Lease:
6,000 SqFt
Prime office/showroom/warehouse space available in Moss Creek Commercial Park.
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.