Industrial for Sale in Washington
Find industrial properties and businesses for sale in Washington. Browse active listings with prices, photos, and details.
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Market Brief
CREhunt currently has 71 industrial listings for sale in Washington. Asking prices run typically around $3.1M, with most between $900K and $12M across 27 publicly priced listings. The typical space is about 20,220 SF.
- 501 Stover Rd Industrial Property · Grandview, WA · $4M · 37,900 SF
- Omega Riggers Industrial Property · Auburn, WA
- 590 Merlot Dr Industrial Property · Prosser, WA · $1.3M · 6,133 SF
- 2520 Park View St NE, Olympia, WA Industrial Property · Olympia, WA
- 6035 S Adams St Industrial Property · Tacoma, WA
- Georgetown Logistics Center Industrial Property · Seattle, WA
- Ellis Building Industrial Property · Seattle, WA
- Bridge Point Lakewood 90 Industrial Property · Lakewood, WA · $12M
- 1615 Puyallup St Industrial Property · Sumner, WA · $13M · 72,450 SF
- 1806 River Road Industrial Property · Puyallup, WA · $3.1M · 10,707 SF
- 653 NW 41st St Industrial Property · Seattle, WA · 6,540 SF
- 1515 Puyallup St Industrial Property · Sumner, WA · 77,500 SF
- 5201 4th Ave S Industrial Property · Seattle, WA
- 920 South Holgate Street Industrial Property · Seattle, WA · $850K · 1,500 SF
- 1762 Airport Way S Industrial Property · Seattle, WA · 4,920 SF
- 253 S Holden St Industrial Property · Seattle, WA · 6,117 SF
- 7327 S 228th St Industrial Property · Kent, WA · $13.1M · 43,799 SF
- 12130 Cyrus Way Industrial Property · Mukilteo, WA
Frequently asked questions
How many industrial listings are for sale in Washington?
CREhunt currently lists 71 industrial properties for sale in Washington. Asking prices are typically around $3,100,000.
How should I evaluate industrial listings in Washington?
Compare clear height, dock and drive-in door count, and truck court depth first, then validate upside and downside assumptions before advancing to broker diligence.
What is the fastest way to shortlist sale opportunities?
Filter sale options in Washington by budget first, then rank only industrial listings that match your required space profile so broker outreach stays qualification-focused.
What should I ask brokers before touring industrial listings?
Ask for power capacity, column spacing, and any environmental or zoning restrictions, along with recent operating results and expected closing timeline.