Commercial Real Estate & Businesses in Rochester, NY

Find 91 commercial real estate and business listings for sale and lease in Rochester, New York. Browse office, retail, industrial and investment properties.

91 listings available

Market Brief

CREhunt currently has 91 commercial listings for sale in Rochester, NY. Asking prices run typically around $699K, with most between $322K and $3.5M across 17 publicly priced listings. The typical space is about 20,964 SF.

Rochester, NY Market Report · Q2 2026

2 of 4 sectors reporting

Vacancy is reported for 2 of 4 sectors: office at 19.9%, industrial at 5.1%.

Asking rents: office at $17.50/SF/yr.

No published quarterly covered retail or multifamily in Rochester for this period, so those sectors are left out rather than estimated.

Sector	Vacancy	Asking rent	YoY rent	Cap rate	Period
Office	19.9%	$17.50/SF/yr	Not reported	Not reported	Q2 2026
Industrial	5.1%	Not reported	Not reported	Not reported	Q4 2019

Market figures are drawn from published brokerage quarterlies covering the Rochester metro (Cushman & Wakefield). Figures are reproduced as reported and are never converted between $/SF and $/unit.

Frequently asked questions

How many commercial listings are available in Rochester, NY?

CREhunt currently tracks 91 commercial real estate and business listings in Rochester, NY. Asking prices are typically around $699,000.

What is the fastest way to find relevant listings in Rochester, NY?

Rochester, NY carries 91 active listings, so it is practical to scan the full set once by asset type, then shortlist on space and price before contacting brokers.

Should I browse Rochester, NY by property type or review everything?

Either works at this size. Sorting 91 listings by property type is usually faster, but the Rochester, NY set is small enough to review end to end without filtering.

What should I check before contacting a broker in Rochester, NY?

Compare each listing against the Rochester, NY typical asking price of $699,000, confirm available space and asset type, and note anything that explains a gap either way before you contact the broker.