Michigan / Southeast Michigan / Washtenaw County / Ann Arbor

Commercial Real Estate in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Available commercial property in and around Ann Arbor.

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11 properties found

0.7 mi

For Sale

Dewey Avenue Apartments

935-939 Dewey Ave, Ann Arbor, MI

Multi-Family · 10,992 SF

1.1 mi

For Sale

320 Koch Ave

320 Koch Ave, Ann Arbor, MI

Multi-Family · 4,248 SF

1.3 mi

For Lease

2300 Washtenaw Avenue - For Lease

2300 Washtenaw Avenue, Ann Arbor, MI

Office · 7,270 SF

1.4 mi

For Lease

Hometown-Office 2353-2355 E Stadium

2353 E Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI

Office

2.0 mi

For Lease

3003 Washtenaw

3003 Washtenaw Ave, Ann Arbor, MI

Office · 8,616 SF

2.1 mi

For Sale

0.5 Acres Green Rd - North Parcel

1001 Green Rd, Ann Arbor, MI

Vacant Land

2.1 mi

For Sale

0.5 Acres Green Rd - South Parcel

1001 Green Rd, Ann Arbor, MI

Vacant Land

4.3 mi

For Lease

5075 Venture Drive - For Lease

5075 Venture Drive, Ann Arbor, MI

Industrial · 32,352 SF

4.3 mi

For Sale

5075 Venture Drive - For Sale

5075 Venture Drive, Ann Arbor, MI

Industrial · 32,352 SF

4.6 mi

For Lease

Pondview

5111 Venture Drive, Ann Arbor, MI

Office · 21,856 SF

6.5 mi

For Sale

6350 Whitmore Lake Road

6350 Whitmore Lake Road, Northfield Township, MI

Vacant Land

About Ann Arbor

John Allen and Elisha Rumsey founded Ann Arbor in 1824 on 640 acres bought from the federal government, naming it for their wives, both named Ann, and for the stands of bur oak on the land. It became the Washtenaw County seat in 1827. A local land company then failed to win the state capitol but succeeded in landing the University of Michigan, which arrived in 1837 and has shaped the city ever since. The Michigan Central Railroad reached town in 1839.

The city sits on the Huron River with I-94, US-23 and M-14 looping around it. Main Street, State Street and Kerrytown form a connected downtown at the northwest edge of the central campus. Briarwood Mall, the Arborland area on Washtenaw Avenue and the Westgate and West Stadium areas serve as retail districts outside that core.

Research has its own address on Plymouth Road, where the university bought Pfizer's former 174-acre campus in 2009 and turned it into the North Campus Research Complex. The university's medical center is the main health care presence, and Google has kept an office in town. Voters approved a greenbelt program in 2003 to buy development rights on surrounding farmland, and several large employers sit beyond the city limits. Washtenaw County is one of the five markets we serve.