Search Results - Tennessee
7.64 acres
Incredible Investment Opportunity! Cherokee Lakefront campground with restaurant and marina availab
3,672 Sq. Ft. on 2.33 acres
Commercial property on Andrew Johnson Highway in fast growing area of west Hamblen County.
0.4 acres
Vacant lot Perfect for a Mobile/Manufactured Home Only $7,900!
Good Location, Good income history.
7,500 Sq. Ft.
PRICE REDUCTION!!! This warehouse/industrial building brings GREAT potential! It has over 7300 sp.
2,995 Sq. Ft.
Awesome Location!
6.5 acres
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY IN SUMNER COUNTY between Gallatin and state line of Ky (10 miles)*
Retail/Commercial - Dayton, TN
Office/Professional - Dayton, TN
Retail/Commercial - Dayton, TN
Retail/Commercial - Dayton, TN
Retail/Commercial - Dayton, TN
267,894 Sq. Ft. on 6.15 acres
Fee Simple Unimproved - Sevierville, TN
19.5 acres
Commercial - Crossville, TN
8,960 Sq. Ft. on 0.76 acres
Fee Simple Improved - Gatlinburg, TN
1 acres
Commercial - Vonore, TN
1.81 acres
Commercial - Sweetwater, TN
31.72 acres
Commercial - Crossville, TN
264,844 Sq. Ft. on 6.08 acres
Commercial - Madisonville, TN
34.13 acres
Fee Simple Unimproved - Kodak, TN
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.