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Renovation opportunity. Priced to sell in fixer condition.
Industrial building for lease in Oak Harbor.
3,288 Sq. Ft. on 0.3 acres
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2,005 Sq. Ft. on 0.3 acres
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A landmark in the community, over 100 years of service and 20 with Terry.
Excellent commercial investment or owner-user opportunity with high visibility and street frontage o
MLS# 281261 Beautiful View property on 15.42 acres with apx.
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%
1,550 Sq. Ft. on 16.77 acres
Residentia, Clarkston, WA
3,135 Sq. Ft. on 0.85 acres
Rare NNN investment opportunity in the heart of Sunnyside, WA!
Commercial development opportunity in Chehalis.
7,000 Sq. Ft.
Historic 1924 downtown Kelso building, currently home to Guy Rathbun American Legion Post No.
Exceptional development opportunity just west of Spokane!
Recently recorded survey with 17 legal lots of record. 16 five acre tracts and one 7 acre tract.
This 2.38 acre of land is located in the City of Sultan.
10+ acres with freeway visibility. Zoned commercial/industrial. Approximately 5+ usable acres.
Mixed-use commercial property located on a high-traffic corridor near Whitman College.
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.