Search Results - Washington
6812 196th St SW presents an opportunity to acquire a multi-tenant neighborhood retail property posi
4,608 Sq. Ft. on 11880 acres
Industrial Building
Investment
Restaurant for Sale
Renovation opportunity. Priced to sell in fixer condition.
12,115 Sq. Ft. on 22154 acres
Jackson Warehouse
Main Apartments
8,425 Sq. Ft. on 25462 acres
Church
Industrial building for lease in Oak Harbor.
The Anchor Point site is comprised of approximately 600 acres, with nearly 300 developable upland ac
3 acres
3.44 acres of Industrial Zoned property on I-5 corridor in Grand Mound WA at Exit 88.
A landmark in the community, over 100 years of service and 20 with Terry.
8 acres
Prime 8.38-acre residential development site in the highly desirable Lake Stevens submarket.
Commercial Sale, Clarkston, WA
2,250 Sq. Ft.
Commercial Sale, Clarkston, WA
8,065 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Commercial Sale, Pullman, WA
50' OF PUGET SOUND WATERFRONT!
What if your first home could also become part of your future investment plan?
36,350 Sq. Ft. on 2.8 acres
50 unit complex on 2.8 acres with easy access to I-5 and I-205 and Actual cap rate of 6.2%
2,150 Sq. Ft. on 0.06 acres
Rare opportunity to own a beautifully updated mixed-use commercial property in the heart of downtown
You will find many of the Washington commercial real estate listings in the Seattle metropolitan area, as 60% of Washington residents live in this region. The population of the entire state was estimated as 6,274,540 at the 2010 Census. Other populous areas with Washington commercial real estate listings include Spokane with a population of 195,629, Tacoma with a population of 193,556 and Vancouver with an estimated population of 143,560.
In 2010, the total gross state product was $351.5 billion. The economy of Washington is supported by many large businesses including Boeing, Paccar, Microsoft, Amazon.com, and Nintendo, to name just a few. According to a survey in Fortune magazine, 20 of the most admired companies have office space and industrial space in Washington, namely Starbucks, Microsoft, Costco and Nordstrom.
Washington is one of the largest agricultural states. Rural commercial land is dedicated to a variety of crops including red raspberries, peas, hops, apples, sweet cherries, and many others.