Search Results - Washington
Professional or Medical office space for lease near St.
Clinical Space Across from Swedish Hospital – Ballard Estimated NNN's $11.37
Landlord will lease all or a minimum of 2 acres.
Turn-Key Office/Retail Spaces in Prime Woodinville Location
Prime retail space in East Vancouver for Sublease
54,455 SqFt
This building is located just a few blocks from the State Capitol.
Strategically located industrial facility minutes from I-5, offering strong transportation connectiv
1614-6 - Available 6/1/26- $14 + NNN 950 SF 1614-B - Available 8/1/26- $14 + NNN 1,901 SF
8,672 SqFt
LEASE RATE IS $1,600 per month, plus utilities. Minimum three-year lease required.
9,600 SqFt
Professional office building close to amenities. Easy access to I-5 and downtown Olympia and Lacey.
Hewitt Ave Professional Space
2nd Floor Office Space off of Broadway in Everett !!
644-1,511 SqFt
Retail/Office space for LEASE
268-819 SqFt
Two Building Professional park with small office suites for lease
43,560-871,200 SqFt
Storage
37,643 SqFt
Warehouse/Distribution
1,650 SqFt
Retail/Office near GU
19,380 SqFt
Division Retail
43,560-130,680 SqFt
Airway Heights Land Lease
92,017 SqFt
Available Retail Space | 1,550 & 2,073 SF Lease rate is $20.00 per square foot plus $8.
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.