Washington Town, WI Commercial Real Estate for Lease and Sale

Explore 8 listings of Washington commercial real estate to find the best space for your business.

Burr Oak Lane land

Burr Oak Lane, Monticello Wi, WI
Property

VacantLand
For Sale

$128,000
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203 N Main St

203 N Main St, Monticello, WI
Property

Retail

4,424 SF
Availability

1 Space

2,400 SF
For Lease

$12.00/SF/YR
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New Glarus- Mixed Use

1407 2nd St # 1, New Glarus, WI
Property

Multi-Family

7,450 SF
Year Built

1952
For Sale

$625,000
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145 7-1/2 Street

145 7-1/2 Street, Monroe, WI
Property

Retail

8,000 SF
For Sale

$850,000
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100 8th Street

100 8th Street, Monroe, WI
Property

Office

7,015 SF
For Sale

$1,190,000
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904 16th Avenue

904 16th Avenue, Monroe, WI
Property

Retail

10,000 SF
For Sale

$1
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904 16th Avenue

904 16th Avenue, Monroe, WI
Property

Retail

10,000 SF
Availability

1 Space

10,000 SF
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110-122 & 246 8th Street

246 8th Street, Monroe, WI
Property

Retail

69,859 SF
Availability

2 Spaces

3,172 SF
Year Built

2000
For Lease

$16.00 - $21.00/SF/YR
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Frequently Asked Questions

Commercial real estate is a broad category that includes a high variety of space types designed to meet the needs of various industries of the local economy and their specialized subsectors, as presented in our real estate 101 guide to types of commercial real estate. However, there are three main categories that you are most likely to come across: office, retail, and industrial space.
- Modern office space is typically organized over large floor plates bound by high ceilings and large windows for an abundance of natural light and is located in transit-oriented developments with good access to multiple modes of transportation, so as to facilitate employee commute.
  
  Office buildings can also accommodate coworking spaces, which are shared office options that typically cater to the needs of small, startup businesses that require flexible workspaces, a concentration of amenities, and services that can be accessed on an occasional or short-term basis.
- Retail space includes shopping malls, department stores, street retail, or specialty stores dedicated to a narrow range of products. Such properties are typically located in high foot-traffic and/or car traffic areas, to facilitate customer access.
- Industrial property most often serves businesses operating in manufacturing or logistics and generally consists of large open spaces located within good access to roads, railways, freight airports or regional water ports. Industrial space listings can include warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers, flexible industrial space, or even data center facilities.
The listing inventory in Washington incorporates commercial real estate for lease and for sale of almost all property types and subtypes. However, you’ll find some categories offer more rental or investment opportunities than others.

The largest share of commercial real estate space for lease in Washington is represented by Office space.
The price of renting or buying commercial real estate is influenced by a variety of factors, including: the property type (for example, office space is priced higher than other property types in most locations); the condition and asset class rating (property rated class A or above will typically command a higher price than lower grade classifications); the quality or the development potential of the property location; whether or not there is high demand for the type of commercial asset in question; and what the state of supply is relative to demand.
Whether you are looking for commercial real estate for lease or commercial property for sale, the best choice of location depends on the factors that are most relevant to your business strategy. A good thing to look for at the start, however, is the areas of the city that have the highest concentration of your preferred type of property, as these areas are generally well connected to the amenities and points of interest that are most relevant to each property type.

As such, there are several areas that you could consider to be the best location for commercial real estate in Washington, depending on the property type you are interested in.

Select your preferred property type from the search filters menu at the top of the search page and then navigate the interactive map for a better view of commercial real estate availability in the locations most suited to your needs.
Regardless of whether buying or leasing commercial space is a new experience for you, there are significant benefits to working with a commercial real estate broker. In addition to saving you time and money, an experienced broker will contribute specialist knowledge of the local market, the property type you need representation for, and will handle negotiations on your behalf in your best interest.

To start, it is important for you to have a good understanding of what kind of broker you need. For instance, there are differences between a tenant broker and a listing broker. Also important at the start is to have a clear idea of what kind of space (or tenant) you are looking for and what (if any) particular needs and requirements you might have. And, while it is good to get a referral, you should interview several brokers to better gauge who you feel would best represent your interests.

CommercialCafe hosts listings from some of the most trusted commercial real estate brokerages in the country. Use the contact form available on each listing page or the contact details for the property representatives to reach out and start your search!
The profitability of a commercial real estate investment depends on a multitude of factors working together. These factors include the quality of the asset itself — which itself includes aspects such as location, property class, amenities, and the quality of the property management — to the local market conditions, the state of the local economy, the demand for that particular type of commercial property, and of course the costs of owning and maintaining it relative to what leasing rate or sale price you get from the property.
The average size of a commercial property in Washington depends greatly on the property type and the location — geographical possibilities and zoning allowances have significant influence on how big developers can build.

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Washington Town, WI Commercial Real Estate for Lease and Sale

Burr Oak Lane land

203 N Main St

New Glarus- Mixed Use

145 7-1/2 Street

100 8th Street

904 16th Avenue

904 16th Avenue

110-122 & 246 8th Street

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