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Recently updated Retail Store in the heart of Downtown Laredo.
Industrial property ready for a variety of uses.
Imagine a place where your business doesn't just exist, but truly belongs.
WOW, Incredible location minutes from 121 in high growth area in Anna.
Prime Office-Warehouse Opportunity with Industrial Zoning and convenient access to major highways, i
FOR SALE - Rare single story retail corner in downtown Abilene with off-street parking and potential
Great office building that has been updated with luxury finish out, 5 offices, work room, file room,
Incredible Investment Opportunity in the Heart of Downtown!
Commercial building with endless potential on 1 acre.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING NEAR GROESBECK COURTHOUSE!
Situated on almost a half an acre with approximately 1800 SF of space, this property has been fully
IH 10 Frontage Boerne, Texas 1.
Great business opportunity! Well-established barber shop ready for a new owner.
Need more space for your growing business?
Those looking for Texas commercial real estate listings will have a wide variety of choices, as the state is the second largest not only in area, but also in population. Texas' population is estimated as 25 million.
Of all the cities in Texas, Houston has the most commercial real estate listings, and its population is estimated at 2,144,491. San Antonio and Dallas are also rich with commercial realty with populations of 1,328,200 and 1,300,350 respectively.
Ever since the early 20th century, the economy of Texas has been strong due to the discovery of oil. Thriving industries in Texas include agriculture, energy, electronics, petrochemicals, and aerospace. The space's gross state product is $1.207 trillion.
Currently, 57 Fortune 500 companies have headquarters and office space in Texas. Those interested in commercial realty and investment property in Texas will be pleased to know that Site Selection Magazine has rated it the most business friendly state in the country. Transportation is also easy and convenient as Texas has more airports than any other state.
