Commercial properties for Sale in Bellingham, WA

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Bellingham Real Estate Market Trends

In January 2025, Bellingham home prices were down 4.7% compared to last year, selling for a median price of $653K. On average, homes in Bellingham sell after 45 days on the market compared to 36 days last year. There were 47 homes sold in January this year, up from 43 last year.

$652,500

Median Sale Price

47

# of Homes Sold

45

Median Days on Market

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Bellingham, WA, renowned for its spectacular landscapes and wealth of outdoor activities, presents a compelling market for those interested in Bellingham commercial real estate for sale. This city, distinguished by its active community, rich history, and thriving craft breweries, offers a dynamic setting for commercial real estate investment, blending a peaceful natural setting with a robust, energetic urban life.

For entrepreneurs and investors exploring commercial real estate opportunities, the Buse Agency offers an extensive, map-based guide to navigate the diverse commercial landscape of Bellingham. This comprehensive guide provides detailed insights into Bellingham's historical background, educational institutions, various neighborhoods, and an array of local attractions, all with a focus on commercial real estate prospects. Highlighting the array of opportunities in Bellingham commercial real estate for sale, this resource is a valuable tool for both newcomers to commercial investment and seasoned professionals. Explore this guide to find the ideal commercial property in Bellingham's picturesque and lively setting, a city that blends business opportunities with a rich quality of life.

Bellingham, WA Commercial Real Estate FAQs

Bellingham commercial real estate includes office buildings, retail spaces, mixed-use properties, warehouses, industrial facilities, and land zoned for commercial development.

 

Prices vary widely depending on size, location, and property type. Smaller office or retail spaces may start around $200,000, while prime downtown buildings or industrial sites can sell for several million dollars.

Yes. With a growing population, Western Washington University, and a strong regional economy, Bellingham commercial real estate provides stable rental demand and long-term appreciation potential.

Downtown Bellingham is popular for retail and mixed-use properties, the Fairhaven district offers historic charm and foot traffic, while areas near I-5 and the Port of Bellingham are ideal for industrial and logistics facilities.

Bellingham’s commercial real estate market is fueled by healthcare, education, retail, tourism, and light manufacturing. Its proximity to the Canadian border also supports demand for logistics and cross-border trade properties.

Yes. Buyers can access SBA loans, conventional commercial loans, and private lending. Terms depend on property type, loan size, and business use. Local banks and credit unions are often active in Bellingham’s market.

Investors include local business owners, regional developers, and out-of-state buyers attracted to Bellingham’s strategic location between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C., and its strong rental market.

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