Search Results - Tennessee
15,638 Sq. Ft. on 13.76 acres
FOR SALE | 1.2 Million-Bushel Grain Elevator & Storage Facility
Position your business for success with this exceptional commercial opportunity in Lawrence County!
1,380 Sq. Ft. on 0.21 acres
Excellent investment or business opportunity!
Seller has an accepted offer with a 48-hour right of first refusal contingency.
6,000 Sq. Ft. on 3.24 acres
Prime 6,000 SF Commercial Warehouse on 3.24 Fenced Acres.
Commerical Zoned lot. Approved for 4 SFH and can be built for Short-term Rental.
PRIME C-2 COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY IN CLARKSVILLE!
15,000 SF Commercial Building on 1.41 Acres |
Commercial Listing 1.5 acres – C-5 Zoning |
Exceptional 5.
PRIME LOCATION! 1.
Rare commercial opportunity in downtown Ripley, Tennessee!
Rare mixed-use opportunity in the heart of downtown Lawrenceburg.
7,912 Sq. Ft. on 1 Sq. Ft.
Fort Henry Drive is a bustling hub of retail and industrial activity.
Position your next project along West Nashville's growing Charlotte corridor.
20.75 Acres of Prime Development Potential!
Discounted Portfolio of 5 Rental Units minutes from downtown Nashville.
Owner financing available! 9 level acres +- with possible sewer access.
Tennessee has a fairly sizeable population of over 6 million, and, as a result, commercial real estate listings in the state are ample. The gross state product as of 2005 was $226,502 billion.
Predominant industries in this state include agriculture, and its rural commercial land is dedicated to poultry, soybeans and cattle. About 59% of the state's 82,000 farms produce beef cattle. Manufacturing and tourism are also essential industries to Tennessee's economy.
Memphis is the most populous city in the state with an estimated population of 674,028. There are a variety of large corporations with headquarters and industrial space in Memphis, Tennessee including FedEx, AutoZone and International Paper.
Other populous cities with Tennessee commercial real estate listings include Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga, with populations of 590,807, 183,546 and 169,884 respectively. Even some of the smaller cities in Tennessee are home to industrial space for major corporations. For example, Franklin is the North American headquarters of Nissan.