Search Results - South Dakota
Commercial space for lease in between Subway and Scooter's
3,500 SqFt
11 Offices for lease
12,000 SqFt
Office, shop/garage space, warehouse and yard space
Retail- Light Manufacturing , Warehouse
19,600 SqFt
111 New York Street
2,850 SqFt
Rapid City Retail Space for Lease - 2,850 SF suite available
Retail and Office Spaces in Downtown Brookings, SD
5,700 SqFt
Rapid City Office Space for Lease - 1 space available from 5,700 SF to 5,700 SF
14,000 SqFt
Rapid City Office Space for Lease - 1 space available from 14,000 SF to 14,000 SF
2,100 SqFt
Corner unit near the entrance of an up and coming shopping/living development.
2,187 SqFt
Former Dairy Queen property for sale. Excellent location, directly off Exit 18 on I-29 in Elk Point.
26,773 SqFt
Rapid City Retail Space for Lease - 1 space available from 26,773 SF to 26,773 SF
5,299 SqFt
This beautiful, modern Professional Building is easy to find just off of Broadway, and just across t
1 SqFt
Main floor office space in North Sioux City, SD.
1,180-1,200 SqFt
Rapid City Retail Space for Lease - 1 space available from 1,200 SF to 1,200 SF
1,490-3,700 SqFt
Rapid City Retail Space for Lease - 3 spaces available from 1,490 SF to 3,700 SF
1,200-8,000 SqFt
Rapid City Retail Space for Lease - 7 spaces available from 1,200 SF to 8,000 SF
Many of the South Dakota commercial real estate listings are located in Sioux Falls. This is the largest city in the state and home to about 160,000 people. South Dakota has a total population of over 800,000.
When most people think of the economy in South Dakota, agriculture comes to mind. Indeed, the farming of rural commercial land for cattle, corn, soybeans, wheat and hogs is essential to this state's economy. Industrial space is also dedicated to ethanol and meatpacking.
However, it is interesting to note that the service industry in South Dakota actually brings in more money than agriculture. This aspect of the state's economy includes retail space, finance and health care.
Although South Dakota has among the smallest gross state products at $39.8 billion, it has been recognized by the CNBC list of “Top States for Business in 2010.”