Commercial Property Listings

BuildingSearch.com tracks and displays available commercial property listings for most every major U.S. central business district. Commercial property listings can be sorted by address, city, size, building type, and commercial property by for sale or for lease. BuildingSearch.com displays over 200,000 available commercial property listings on demand through our free vertical search engine for sourcing available commercial real estate listings. Please subscribe to our free online service and immediately search our vast depository of commercial property listings available on demand. We use convenient mapping technology to sort and map each Commercial Property Listing displayed on BuildingSearch.com. Click on each Commercial Property Listing and call up the building details on each commercial building we have data for. Adjust the map and size by zooming in and zooming out to display available commercial property listings in adjacent cities and submarkets. 

Commercial property types include office space, retail space, R&D, industrial space, and subcategories like flex, bio-medical, and data center space. Mixed use and investment property for sale or lease can be easily sorted. commercial property listings are typically marketed by a commercial real estate broker however many commercial property owners use BuildingSearch.com to display commercial property listings. You will see for most available property listings that the broker or owner has added commentary describing the commercial property listing in greater detail. Available commercial real estate is a highly dynamic industry and there is a lot of ever changing information to track. Details for each Commercial Property Listing routinely change. We make every effort to try and display commercial real estate listings that are accurate and complete. 

When you find commercial property listings for sale or lease that meets your general building requirements and space needs, please call the commercial real estate listing broker or commercial building owner for an update. Also be sure to ask the commercial real estate broker or building owner about the zoning or use parameters for the Commercial Property Listing. Each government, city, or town maintains use standards and regulations on how commercial real estate buildings can be used within commercial zoning areas. The municipalities determine each zone and businesses must be careful to conform to zoning regulations or the use within that zone maybe illegal. 

Pricing shown on BuildingSearch.com is the asking rate set by the commercial real estate broker or building owner. Rates are shown by either the monthly asking rate or the yearly asking rate. In most cases, asking rents for commercial property listings are negotiable. The rental rate is quoted as a NNN or triple-net, Industrial Gross, or Full Service lease structure. Triple-net and Industrial Gross leases are generally used for industrial buildings where the tenant pays (in addition to the rent) the real estate taxes, building insurance, building maintenance as well as the utilities serving the commercial property listing. Under the Industrial Gross lease the tenant usually pays for most everything except perhaps the real estate taxes. Note that there are several variations of the Industrial Gross lease and each one must be carefully reviewed to understand what services are provided by the landlord as part of the base rent and what expenses must be paid for by the tenant. Under the Full Service lease, the tenant pays for everything included in its monthly rent. However, under Full Service leases the landlord can pass through certain increases in expenses from year to year depending on what is negotiated in the lease document.