Office Space for Rent PITT County

Albemarle Shopping Center

4051 S Memorial Dr

1 Space, 1 - 28 ^ppl

(3,500^SF)

From $4,375/MO

The Albemarle Shopping Center is located near a robust commercial area with a mix of national, regional, and local businesses. The area is home to Pitt Community College (9,000 students), and big-box retailers like Sams Club, Lowes Foods, Lowe's Home Improvements, Aldi, Food Lion, Hobby Lobby, Kohls, Dick Sporting Goods, and more. In recent years, this area of the Greenville market has seen drastic growth and is considered by many national retailers to be a top choice for site selection.

City Market

211 S Jarvis St

3 Spaces, 1 - 26 ^ppl

(93 - 3,261^SF)

From $4,619/MO

Greenville is the 10th largest city in North Carolina and has a metropolitan area of more than 230,000 residents. Greenville is home to the 3rd largest university in NC, East Carolina University (ECU). ECU has an enrollment of over 28,500 students and employs 5,600 individuals. Greenville is also home to ECU Health's Medical Campus, formerly Vidant Medical Center, which is one of the largest hospital systems in the US. ECU Healths Medical Campus is the only Level 1 trauma center east of I-95, has 1,712 licensed beds. It serves 1,400,000 people and employees 6,800 individuals in Greenville. This property is located in the ever-popular submarket near East Carolina University know as "the Grid" and consists primarily of SFRs with a student rental population.

3450 S Contentnea St

1 Space, 1 - 25 ^ppl

(3,100^SF)

Farmville is centrally located between Greenville and Wilson along the I-587 corridor, offering residents and businesses the benefits of two major regional hubs. The town is home to approximately 4,800 residents and boasts a well-rounded healthcare infrastructure, including two medical clinics and a pediatric center, two dental facilities, one optometrist, three pharmacies, one veterinary clinic, and a range of specialty services. Just 15 minutes to the east lies Greenville, one of Eastern North Carolina’s largest cities and home to East Carolina University (ECU) and the renowned ECU Health Medical Center, a Level I Trauma Center and the flagship facility for one of the largest hospital systems in the U.S. To the west, Wilson has seen growing interest as a residential community for professionals who commute to the Raleigh-Durham Research Triangle, located roughly an hour away. Offering a lower cost of living and a more relaxed pace of life, Wilson is attracting new residents looking for affordable housing and quick access to urban employment centers.