Search Results - Utah
715-1,439 SqFt
Salt Lake End Cap Retail/Restaurant for Lease
43,560-217,800 SqFt
Industrial Land with Rail Access for Lease
546-2,400 SqFt
West Valley Warehouse/Auto/Flex for Lease
Holladay Office Suite for Lease
2,400 SqFt
West Valley Freestanding Warehouse/Auto Dealer or Shop
Restaurant Space in Union Square - $3,900/month
1,441-3,112 SqFt
Salt Lake Office Suite for Lease
900-1,511 SqFt
Historic City Center Build to Suit Office for Lease
6,500 SqFt
Mid Valley Office Warehouse Unit for Lease
3,480 SqFt
South Salt Lake Warehouse/Flex for Lease
660-1,354 SqFt
South Salt Lake Office for Lease
7,112 SqFt
Murray Warehouse/Flex for Lease
Private Office for Rent in Sandy - Suite 207 | $475/month
0-6,900 SqFt
Three-Level Office Building for Lease in Sandy - Approx. 6,900 SF
Flexible Three-Floor Commercial Building in Sandy - Offices Available Separately | $21/sqf
Main-Level Front Office or Storefront in Sandy - $900/Month
Lower-Level Office Suite in Sandy - $4,000/Month
Private Lower-Level Office in Sandy - $475/Month
Private Office with Business Address in Sandy - $475/Month
2,300 SF Main-Level Office Suite in Sandy - Six Private Offices
If you are looking for Utah commercial real estate listings, you will find that most of them are located on the Wasatch Front, which is around Salt Lake City. Approximately 80% of the state's residents live in this region. Other parts of the state are mostly uninhabited with few buildings. As a result, there are vast expanses of Utah with little in the way of commercial realty and investment properties.
In the 2010, the gross state product in Utah was $114.5 billion. The economy of Utah is based heavily on transportation, IT, government services, and mining. Much of the state's rural commercial land is dedicated to cattle ranching. Industrial space in eastern Utah is also dedicated to petroleum production, which is another important industry in Utah.
If you are looking for Utah commercial real estate listings, you will be interested to learn that Forbes ranked the state #1 for “Best States for Business.”