For lease · For sale
Mill & Flex
Big floor plates, high ceilings and heavy floors at rents well below Boston and Providence.
- Light manufacturing and assembly
- Creative studios and showrooms
- Office and lab conversions
- Storage with office in front
Fall River · Somerset · Swansea · Westport · Dartmouth · New Bedford · Fairhaven · Freetown · Taunton · Tiverton · Portsmouth · Newport
Space forwork on theSouthCoast
Granite mills, industrial floors, offices, storefronts and land in Fall River and the towns around it, from New Bedford to Tiverton. Tell us what your business needs to operate, and we'll find the building, negotiate the terms, and get you in.
What's available
Fall River's commercial stock is unusually mixed. A single neighborhood can hold a 19th-century mill, a modern flex building and a busy retail strip. Here's what each type usually offers and who it suits.
For lease · For sale
Big floor plates, high ceilings and heavy floors at rents well below Boston and Providence.
For lease · For sale
Buildings with docks, drive-in doors and power for production, a short drive to Route 24 and I-195.
For lease
Move-in-ready suites and custom build-outs, with parking on site in most buildings.
For lease · Ground lease
Street-level space and freestanding sites where traffic counts and visibility do the work.
For sale
Parcels for new construction, outside storage or future growth. Zoning, utilities and access are checked before you commit.
For sale
Income property underwritten on real rent rolls, real expenses and the actual condition of the building.
Location
Fall River sits where Route 24 meets I-195, at the head of Mount Hope Bay. Your employees, customers and trucks reach the city from three directions, and commuter rail now runs from Fall River to Boston.
| Route 24 | North to Brockton, Route 128 and Boston, about 50 miles |
|---|---|
| I-195 | West to Providence, about 20 miles. East to New Bedford and Cape Cod |
| Route 79 | Waterfront connector through the city to Route 24 |
| Rail | South Coast Rail commuter service to Boston from Fall River stations |
| Port | Deep-water frontage on the Taunton River and Mount Hope Bay |
Beyond the city line
Fall River is the hub, but the right building may be ten minutes away. We cover commercial property across Bristol County and into Rhode Island, so one call searches the whole region.
Route 6 and I-195 retail, contractor space and industrial lots.
Route 6 and Route 177 frontage, small commercial and land.
Retail corridors, office and the North Dartmouth business area.
Industrial parks, waterfront and downtown mill buildings.
Route 24 industrial and business park property.
Route 24 and Route 77 commercial, minutes over the state line.
Bristol, Warren and Barrington storefronts and offices.
Before you tour a mill
Mill buildings were built for machinery, so they can carry almost anything. They also vary floor to floor. Bring this list to every tour, and we'll get the answers in writing.
Older mills often carry heavy loads, but confirm the rating for your floor before moving in equipment.
Timber or iron columns set your racking, workstation and production layout.
Measure to the lowest beam or sprinkler line, not to the ceiling deck.
Upper floors are only as usable as the elevator that serves them.
Ask how many doors, how they're shared, and whether trailers can turn in the yard.
Check the service available to your suite, not just to the building.
Your use and occupancy can change what fire code requires of the space.
Find out whether heating and cooling are tenant-controlled and who maintains them.
Market report
Commuter rail, the Fall River waterfront, mill conversions and the New Bedford port, lined up side by side so you can see where they point.
Featured property · Now leasing
1 & 21 Father DeValles Blvd · Fall River, MA
The former Seaconnet Mills, now home to national companies, state agencies, medical and professional practices, and manufacturers. Suites range from small offices to full-floor industrial space.
How we help
Alexander Carrigg has negotiated leases and managed build-outs for national tenants, and he manages commercial buildings in Fall River day to day. You get advice from someone who knows what happens after the lease is signed.
We define your requirements, tour the right buildings and negotiate rent, concessions and build-out so the space fits your budget.
We market vacant space, qualify tenants, and draft and negotiate leases that protect the building's value.
For owner-users and investors buying or selling, we handle valuation, marketing and negotiation through to closing.
We cover operations, maintenance, tenant relations, code compliance and capital planning for commercial owners.
Leasing, step by step
Inquire
Every inquiry goes straight to Alexander. Call or email, or send the form and expect a reply within one business day.
Phone
(774) 264-1958
office@realofferrealty.com