Search Results - West Virginia
IT DOESN'T GET MUCH BETTER THAN THIS!
NEWLY CONSTRUCTED, SELF-STORAGE OPERATION CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN THE HEART OF KEYSER, WV!
2.2 acres
Commercial Site - Sabraton Area
19.66 acres
I-79 High Visibility Site
4.55 acres
Entrance to University Town Centre
31.7 acres
Attention Developers 31+ Acres
0.37 acres
705 Frontage - Commercial Site for Re-development
84.45 acres
Attention Developers - 84 Acres fronting Golf Course
0.93 acres
Developers! Walking Distance to WVU Hospital Complex
1.82 acres
Commercial Road Frontage on US-219 & US-250
3.39 acres
Wooded Vacant Land
68.17 acres
REDUCED To SELL! Development Site
11.2 acres
Land Reduced to Sell!
0.73 acres
Land in SBA-HubZone
0.4 acres
HubZone Commercial Redevelopment Site with Route 7 Frontage
1 acres
This site is fantastic for residential or commercial building lots.
3,408 Sq. Ft. on 1 acres
Bar / Night Club, Bar / Night Club,Commercial - Charmco, WV
This versatile property was most recently used as a residence but is also zoned for commercial use,
0.34 acres
Commercial property located directly across from Hollywood Casino & Charles Town Races
2,800 Sq. Ft.
All Glass building in downtown Weirton. Two large garage/warehouses (40x40 and 30x40)
West Virginia has a population of approximately 1,816,856. As the least populous southeastern state, there are not a plethora of West Virginia commercial real estate listings. However, commercial realty can be found in the state, especially in the most populated cities. You will likely find the most investment property in Charleston, Huntington, Parkersburg, and Wheeling. Charleston is the largest city in the state with an estimated population of 53,421.
If you are looking for West Virginia commercial real estate listings, you will be pleased to hear that the state has an excellent highway system and 7 airports.
You might not think of West Virginia as a major business locale. However, Morgantown was recently rated by Forbes as one of the country's best cities for doing business. One of the major hubs of the West Virginia economy is coal. Industrial space in the state is also dedicated to producing oil and national gas.