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$25,000,000

Located within one hundred miles of Anchorage, Alaska, yet still in the remote Alaskan wilderness, you will find McWilliams Gold Claim. It is a historic gold mining area located in the heart of the Talkeetna Mountains. This offering, ''McWilliams Gold Creek,'' consists of 881.96+ acres within the patented mineral rights. The property lies on both sides of Chunilna Creek and John's Creek, with approximately 7.5 miles of creek frontage. The property includes forty 20+ acre parcels with an additional 80+ acre parcel (US Survey 6070). It covers an area of about two square miles at an elevation ranging approximately 1,000 to 2,300 feet above sea level. The property is located in a large pristine watershed from the surrounding mountain plateau of roughly 1,000 square kilometers with virtually no other private land ownership, offering breathtaking views of Denali on your doorstep. Multiple freshwater springs add to the beauty of the landscape. In addition to the mining aspect, the sight offers breathtaking views of Denali and old-growth forest, which has the characteristics of a rain forest; the dense vegetation consists of cottonwood, white and black spruce, birch, willow, berry bushes, ferns, grass, fireweed, and a variety of wildflowers. With no signs or history of wildfires in this area, wildlife is abundant with big game species like moose, caribou, grizzly and black bear. McWilliams Gold Claim offers a unique experience for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and invest in a gold claim in Alaska's wilderness, offering endless outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking and camping. Access to the area is available via bush planes from Anchorage or Talkeetna. Heavy equipment can be moved to the site using a trail from the Gold Creek siding of the Alaska Railway to the property. Of the 40 claims, twenty-one of them are believed to be virgin ground. The H.F. McWilliams report estimates that 16,930 cubic yards of gravel have been mined from these claims, with a recovery of 2,386.45 milligrams of gold per cubic yard of gravel mined, 7.5 times more than Bureau of Land Management (BLM) values. Baes on the historical data, estimates vary from $160 million to $600 million in gold reserves still in the ground.

23-6362 MLS

Located within one hundred miles of Anchorage, Alaska, yet still in the remote Alaskan wilderness, you will find McWilliams Gold Claim. It is a historic gold mining area located in the heart of the Talkeetna Mountains. This offering, ''McWilliams Gold Creek,'' consists of 881.96+ acres within the patented mineral rights. The property lies on both sides of Chunilna Creek and John's Creek, with approximately 7.5 miles of creek frontage. The property includes forty 20+ acre parcels with an additional 80+ acre parcel (US Survey 6070). It covers an area of about two square miles at an elevation ranging approximately 1,000 to 2,300 feet above sea level. The property is located in a large pristine watershed from the surrounding mountain plateau of roughly 1,000 square kilometers with virtually no other private land ownership, offering breathtaking views of Denali on your doorstep. Multiple freshwater springs add to the beauty of the landscape. In addition to the mining aspect, the sight offers breathtaking views of Denali and old-growth forest, which has the characteristics of a rain forest; the dense vegetation consists of cottonwood, white and black spruce, birch, willow, berry bushes, ferns, grass, fireweed, and a variety of wildflowers. With no signs or history of wildfires in this area, wildlife is abundant with big game species like moose, caribou, grizzly and black bear. McWilliams Gold Claim offers a unique experience for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and invest in a gold claim in Alaska's wilderness, offering endless outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, hiking and camping. Access to the area is available via bush planes from Anchorage or Talkeetna. Heavy equipment can be moved to the site using a trail from the Gold Creek siding of the Alaska Railway to the property. Of the 40 claims, twenty-one of them are believed to be virgin ground. The H.F. McWilliams report estimates that 16,930 cubic yards of gravel have been mined from these claims, with a recovery of 2,386.45 milligrams of gold per cubic yard of gravel mined, 7.5 times more than Bureau of Land Management (BLM) values. Baes on the historical data, estimates vary from $160 million to $600 million in gold reserves still in the ground.

000 Mcwilliams - Gold Creek Trail, Talkeetna

Listing Office Real Broker Alaska

$20,000,000

Rare opportunity in Midtown Anchorage. 90,883 square feet of combined building area situated on 8 acres of prime land adjacent to Ben Boeke and Sullivan Arenas. Building and infrastructure are in excellent condition with regular upkeep and maintenance. Currently occupied by Kendall Ford Dealership. Please do not contact Tenant. Contact our office for more information.

25-673 MLS

Rare opportunity in Midtown Anchorage. 90,883 square feet of combined building area situated on 8 acres of prime land adjacent to Ben Boeke and Sullivan Arenas. Building and infrastructure are in excellent condition with regular upkeep and maintenance. Currently occupied by Kendall Ford Dealership. Please do not contact Tenant. Contact our office for more information.

1950 Gambell Street, Anchorage

Listing Office Frampton & Opinsky, LLC

$19,950,000

A once-in-a-lifetime offering. For more than five decades, the Toohey family has stewarded Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine, a National Register landmark in the upper Girdwood Valley and one of Alaska's most authentic and recognizable properties. Now, for the first time ever on the open market, this extraordinary holding is offered for sale. A once-in-a-lifetime offering. For more than five decades, the Toohey family has stewarded Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine, a National Register landmark in the upper Girdwood Valley and one of Alaska's most authentic and recognizable properties. Now, for the first time ever on the open market, this extraordinary holding is offered for sale. Set in the upper Girdwood Valley, Crow Creek is the area's only large, privately held development property. The offering is 53 fee-simple acres at the base of the Chugach Mountains, along the lower reach of Crow Creek just above its confluence with Glacier Creek. It conveys with full surface and subsurface rights and no split estate, carries National Register of Historic Places status, and holds a property-specific GCR-3 zoning designation created for Crow Creek by the Municipality of Anchorage. Bordered on three sides by Chugach National Forest, its viewshed and wilderness character are permanently protected. More than half the acreage is buildable, a rare profile in the floodplain-constrained Girdwood corridor, with the balance providing buffer, viewshed protection, and direct creek frontage. The zoning is the defining advantage. GCR-3, Commercial Recreation, was written specifically for this parcel. In plain terms, it authorizes overnight lodging, an owner residence, commercial retail, weddings and events, social and recreational activities, recreational and small commercial mining, and overnight camping, all concurrently on the same property. That removes the entitlement risk that usually defines a mixed-use project, because the foundational use authorization is already in place. Expansion and new construction proceed through the area master plan process administered by the Municipality. Buildable ground is the scarce commodity in Girdwood, where steep terrain and floodplain limits leave little room to grow. A single parcel with this much developable acreage and a use authorization already granted is something the corridor cannot reproduce. Because growth runs through the area master plan process rather than a rezoning fight, a buyer can phase construction against demand, adding lodging, event, or residential capacity as the valley's year-round visitor base expands. The same flexibility supports a patient hold: carry the property at its current scale while the surrounding resort economy matures around it. The original infrastructure remains intact and protected as authorized current uses under GCR-3. Improvements include restored historic structures among the oldest surviving buildings in the greater Anchorage area, along with period mining equipment, artifacts, and outbuildings. Original cabins, a bunkhouse, and a mess hall anchor the historic core; a gift shop and visitor reception building serve daily operations; owner residence accommodations are integrated; and manicured grounds and gardens frame the established wedding and event venue. Visitor parking and RV and tent camping complete the footprint. The historic structures qualify for federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives on certified rehabilitation, a meaningful advantage for a buyer pursuing lodging, events, residential development, or a strategic hold. Crow Creek arrives as a working foundation rather than raw land. For decades it has hosted heritage tours, gold panning, weddings, salmon bakes, camping, and educational programs, with the gift shop, visitor reception building, parking, and event grounds already established and the name recognized across Alaska. Recent ownership has prioritized preservation over growth, so present-day activity understates what a buyer inherits: built infrastructure, an established reputation, and a legally authorized use mix that very few Alaska properties can claim. Whether the next owner runs it as is, scales the hospitality and events side, or repositions it entirely, the groundwork is in place. For generations, guests have come for hands-on gold panning, guided history tours, and miner-for-a-day experiences that made Crow Creek a fixture of the Alaska summer. The creek runs directly through the property, and recreational miners recover coarse gold and nuggets, providing both operational water access and a guest draw protected by right under the zoning. The surrounding asset base supports almost any direction. The Historic Iditarod Trail sits adjacent, and the Lower Winner Creek Trail and the 23-mile Crow Pass Trail through Chugach State Park are immediately accessible. Four miles down the valley, Alyeska Resort offers world-class skiing, an aerial tram, summer mountain biking, paragliding, and year-round amenities, with Turnagain Arm beyond for fishing, beluga whale watching, and some of Alaska's most photographed scenery. The corridor operates 365 days a year. The setting performs in every season. Alyeska averages more than 650 inches of snowfall a year, among the deepest in North America, feeding a winter economy of skiing, the aerial tram, and backcountry access. Summers turn temperate, with days in the 60s and 70s and the long subarctic light that draws visitors north, while spring and fall carry steady shoulder-season traffic through the corridor. For an owner, that rhythm means earning potential is not confined to a single season, and a use mix of lodging, events, and guided experiences can flex to match the calendar. That matters now more than ever. The valley is in active transformation from a seasonal ski destination toward a year-round resort community, anchored by Alyeska Resort's planned Winner and Glacier Creek expansion. Every dollar Pomeroy invests in the valley increases the value of the only large, privately held, commercially zoned parcel above it. Crow Creek Mine is that parcel. The gold history is woven into the story of Alaska itself, and that authenticity is both the heart of the business and a commercial asset. Prospectors located the first claims in 1896, mining began with pick and shovel, and operations reached industrial scale with hydraulics in the early 20th century. By the 1920s Crow Creek ranked as the largest historic placer producer in the Kenai Peninsula and Turnagain Arm region, a distinction documented by the U.S. Bureau of Mines. Of the property's documented 42,500 ounces of total production, roughly 41,000 came before 1940. Large-scale mining ended in 1942 under the War Production Board's Order L-208, not through resource depletion, and federal price controls then held gold at $35 per ounce through 1971, making a restart of capital-intensive hydraulic mining uneconomical. Geologists familiar with the drainage and the U.S. Bureau of Mines description in Information Circular 9091 (1986) believe a substantial portion of the original deposit remains in the ground; IC 9091 rated the property's mineral potential as High. Gold here is coarse, with nuggets up to several ounces recovered. Small-scale extraction continues today as part of the guest experience and can be operated at current scale, expanded through Forest Service permitting, or held as an in-ground asset. Separately from the deeded acreage, the historically most productive ground upstream lies within a group of unpatented federal placer mining claims on Chugach National Forest land. These claims are not part of the 53 fee-simple acres or the base offering, but may be available to a qualified buyer for additional consideration as a separate possessory interest subject to Forest Service and BLM requirements. Acquired together with the deeded land, they would consolidate the heart of the Crow Creek drainage, surface and mineral, under single ownership. The property sits roughly 45 miles south of Anchorage and Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport via the Seward Highway. Year-round access is by paved Alyeska Highway, with the final approach on a maintained gravel section of Crow Creek Road. The result is a true Alaska wilderness setting with year-round road access, an international airport within an hour, and a working resort next door. Few offerings anywhere combine a resort-town location, a National Register landmark, an operating heritage business, rare development optionality, and a documented mineral history under one title. Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine has never come to market before, and a property like it will not again.

4 Beds ⋅ 2 Baths ⋅ 26-7529 MLS

A once-in-a-lifetime offering. For more than five decades, the Toohey family has stewarded Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine, a National Register landmark in the upper Girdwood Valley and one of Alaska's most authentic and recognizable properties. Now, for the first time ever on the open market, this extraordinary holding is offered for sale. A once-in-a-lifetime offering. For more than five decades, the Toohey family has stewarded Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine, a National Register landmark in the upper Girdwood Valley and one of Alaska's most authentic and recognizable properties. Now, for the first time ever on the open market, this extraordinary holding is offered for sale. Set in the upper Girdwood Valley, Crow Creek is the area's only large, privately held development property. The offering is 53 fee-simple acres at the base of the Chugach Mountains, along the lower reach of Crow Creek just above its confluence with Glacier Creek. It conveys with full surface and subsurface rights and no split estate, carries National Register of Historic Places status, and holds a property-specific GCR-3 zoning designation created for Crow Creek by the Municipality of Anchorage. Bordered on three sides by Chugach National Forest, its viewshed and wilderness character are permanently protected. More than half the acreage is buildable, a rare profile in the floodplain-constrained Girdwood corridor, with the balance providing buffer, viewshed protection, and direct creek frontage. The zoning is the defining advantage. GCR-3, Commercial Recreation, was written specifically for this parcel. In plain terms, it authorizes overnight lodging, an owner residence, commercial retail, weddings and events, social and recreational activities, recreational and small commercial mining, and overnight camping, all concurrently on the same property. That removes the entitlement risk that usually defines a mixed-use project, because the foundational use authorization is already in place. Expansion and new construction proceed through the area master plan process administered by the Municipality. Buildable ground is the scarce commodity in Girdwood, where steep terrain and floodplain limits leave little room to grow. A single parcel with this much developable acreage and a use authorization already granted is something the corridor cannot reproduce. Because growth runs through the area master plan process rather than a rezoning fight, a buyer can phase construction against demand, adding lodging, event, or residential capacity as the valley's year-round visitor base expands. The same flexibility supports a patient hold: carry the property at its current scale while the surrounding resort economy matures around it. The original infrastructure remains intact and protected as authorized current uses under GCR-3. Improvements include restored historic structures among the oldest surviving buildings in the greater Anchorage area, along with period mining equipment, artifacts, and outbuildings. Original cabins, a bunkhouse, and a mess hall anchor the historic core; a gift shop and visitor reception building serve daily operations; owner residence accommodations are integrated; and manicured grounds and gardens frame the established wedding and event venue. Visitor parking and RV and tent camping complete the footprint. The historic structures qualify for federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives on certified rehabilitation, a meaningful advantage for a buyer pursuing lodging, events, residential development, or a strategic hold. Crow Creek arrives as a working foundation rather than raw land. For decades it has hosted heritage tours, gold panning, weddings, salmon bakes, camping, and educational programs, with the gift shop, visitor reception building, parking, and event grounds already established and the name recognized across Alaska. Recent ownership has prioritized preservation over growth, so present-day activity understates what a buyer inherits: built infrastructure, an established reputation, and a legally authorized use mix that very few Alaska properties can claim. Whether the next owner runs it as is, scales the hospitality and events side, or repositions it entirely, the groundwork is in place. For generations, guests have come for hands-on gold panning, guided history tours, and miner-for-a-day experiences that made Crow Creek a fixture of the Alaska summer. The creek runs directly through the property, and recreational miners recover coarse gold and nuggets, providing both operational water access and a guest draw protected by right under the zoning. The surrounding asset base supports almost any direction. The Historic Iditarod Trail sits adjacent, and the Lower Winner Creek Trail and the 23-mile Crow Pass Trail through Chugach State Park are immediately accessible. Four miles down the valley, Alyeska Resort offers world-class skiing, an aerial tram, summer mountain biking, paragliding, and year-round amenities, with Turnagain Arm beyond for fishing, beluga whale watching, and some of Alaska's most photographed scenery. The corridor operates 365 days a year. The setting performs in every season. Alyeska averages more than 650 inches of snowfall a year, among the deepest in North America, feeding a winter economy of skiing, the aerial tram, and backcountry access. Summers turn temperate, with days in the 60s and 70s and the long subarctic light that draws visitors north, while spring and fall carry steady shoulder-season traffic through the corridor. For an owner, that rhythm means earning potential is not confined to a single season, and a use mix of lodging, events, and guided experiences can flex to match the calendar. That matters now more than ever. The valley is in active transformation from a seasonal ski destination toward a year-round resort community, anchored by Alyeska Resort's planned Winner and Glacier Creek expansion. Every dollar Pomeroy invests in the valley increases the value of the only large, privately held, commercially zoned parcel above it. Crow Creek Mine is that parcel. The gold history is woven into the story of Alaska itself, and that authenticity is both the heart of the business and a commercial asset. Prospectors located the first claims in 1896, mining began with pick and shovel, and operations reached industrial scale with hydraulics in the early 20th century. By the 1920s Crow Creek ranked as the largest historic placer producer in the Kenai Peninsula and Turnagain Arm region, a distinction documented by the U.S. Bureau of Mines. Of the property's documented 42,500 ounces of total production, roughly 41,000 came before 1940. Large-scale mining ended in 1942 under the War Production Board's Order L-208, not through resource depletion, and federal price controls then held gold at $35 per ounce through 1971, making a restart of capital-intensive hydraulic mining uneconomical. Geologists familiar with the drainage and the U.S. Bureau of Mines description in Information Circular 9091 (1986) believe a substantial portion of the original deposit remains in the ground; IC 9091 rated the property's mineral potential as High. Gold here is coarse, with nuggets up to several ounces recovered. Small-scale extraction continues today as part of the guest experience and can be operated at current scale, expanded through Forest Service permitting, or held as an in-ground asset. Separately from the deeded acreage, the historically most productive ground upstream lies within a group of unpatented federal placer mining claims on Chugach National Forest land. These claims are not part of the 53 fee-simple acres or the base offering, but may be available to a qualified buyer for additional consideration as a separate possessory interest subject to Forest Service and BLM requirements. Acquired together with the deeded land, they would consolidate the heart of the Crow Creek drainage, surface and mineral, under single ownership. The property sits roughly 45 miles south of Anchorage and Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport via the Seward Highway. Year-round access is by paved Alyeska Highway, with the final approach on a maintained gravel section of Crow Creek Road. The result is a true Alaska wilderness setting with year-round road access, an international airport within an hour, and a working resort next door. Few offerings anywhere combine a resort-town location, a National Register landmark, an operating heritage business, rare development optionality, and a documented mineral history under one title. Crow Creek Historic Gold Mine has never come to market before, and a property like it will not again.

601 Crow Creek Road, Girdwood

Listing Office Hayden Outdoors, LLC

$16,000,000

Positioned in the heart of Anchorage's premier Midtown business corridor, this property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully occupied Class A multi-tenant office asset. The property offers stable cash-flow, high quality improvements and strategic location.

26-6310 MLS

Positioned in the heart of Anchorage's premier Midtown business corridor, this property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully occupied Class A multi-tenant office asset. The property offers stable cash-flow, high quality improvements and strategic location.

1400 W Benson Boulevard, Anchorage

Listing Office Jack White Commercial

$15,000,000

Located on the Iditarod National Historic Trail in the heart of Alaska's Yukon-Koyukuk Borough, the Moore Creek Gold Mine offers a rare opportunity to own an active gold mining claim with a rich history and extensive potential. It comprises 20 unpatented state claims over 2,720± claim acres. Located in a region renowned for its mineral wealth, the Moore Creek Mine focuses primarily on placer gold extraction, with secondary commodities including chromium, silver, tungsten, mercury, titanium, and zircon ores. This placer mine also contains hard rock gold deposits and has been worked for both ancient terrace gravels and modern stream alluvium. The gold-rich area stretches about two miles long and 300 to 1,300 feet wide, with gravels up to 20 feet thick. Older terrace deposits are inferred to be Late Tertiary to early Pleistocene, based on similarities with other dated deposits in Interior Alaska, lending the area both geological significance and exceptional placer deposits, with gold nuggets up to 19 ounces having been found, though the gold's fineness is relatively low. Mining began in 1911, with operations shifting from hand methods to mechanized equipment like draglines and bulldozers by the 1930s. Large-scale mining continued until 1986, with intermittent activity afterward. From 1911 to 1986, the mine produced at least 53,990 ounces of gold and 12,520 ounces of silver, with peak production in the 1930s and 1950s. Fossils found in the area date back 36,000 years, and reserves remain undetermined, with coarse nuggets still being discovered in old tailings. The Moore Creek Gold Mine is an exceptional investment, blending the allure of gold with the rugged beauty of Alaska's frontier. It promises both economic opportunity and a chance to work in one of North America's last great wilderness areas.

25-2576 MLS

Located on the Iditarod National Historic Trail in the heart of Alaska's Yukon-Koyukuk Borough, the Moore Creek Gold Mine offers a rare opportunity to own an active gold mining claim with a rich history and extensive potential. It comprises 20 unpatented state claims over 2,720± claim acres. Located in a region renowned for its mineral wealth, the Moore Creek Mine focuses primarily on placer gold extraction, with secondary commodities including chromium, silver, tungsten, mercury, titanium, and zircon ores. This placer mine also contains hard rock gold deposits and has been worked for both ancient terrace gravels and modern stream alluvium. The gold-rich area stretches about two miles long and 300 to 1,300 feet wide, with gravels up to 20 feet thick. Older terrace deposits are inferred to be Late Tertiary to early Pleistocene, based on similarities with other dated deposits in Interior Alaska, lending the area both geological significance and exceptional placer deposits, with gold nuggets up to 19 ounces having been found, though the gold's fineness is relatively low. Mining began in 1911, with operations shifting from hand methods to mechanized equipment like draglines and bulldozers by the 1930s. Large-scale mining continued until 1986, with intermittent activity afterward. From 1911 to 1986, the mine produced at least 53,990 ounces of gold and 12,520 ounces of silver, with peak production in the 1930s and 1950s. Fossils found in the area date back 36,000 years, and reserves remain undetermined, with coarse nuggets still being discovered in old tailings. The Moore Creek Gold Mine is an exceptional investment, blending the allure of gold with the rugged beauty of Alaska's frontier. It promises both economic opportunity and a chance to work in one of North America's last great wilderness areas.

000 Moore Creek Gold Mine, McGrath

Listing Office Real Broker Alaska

$14,772,389

The Air Cargo Center offers a well‑positioned logistics and warehouse facility near Ted Stevens International Airport, featuring two connected buildings with 72,385 RSF on 5.64 acres. With a strong mix of regional and national tenants, long‑term ground leases through 2060/2061, and a 9.5% cap rate, it presents a standout opportunity for investors seeking a reliable, income‑producing asset.

26-177 MLS ⋅ Air Cargo Center BLDG.

The Air Cargo Center offers a well‑positioned logistics and warehouse facility near Ted Stevens International Airport, featuring two connected buildings with 72,385 RSF on 5.64 acres. With a strong mix of regional and national tenants, long‑term ground leases through 2060/2061, and a 9.5% cap rate, it presents a standout opportunity for investors seeking a reliable, income‑producing asset.

4000 W 50th Avenue, Anchorage

Listing Office Bond Filipenko Commercial Properties, LLC

$12,500,000

Woodchopper Creek Gold Claim is a one of a kind opportunity located within the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve and roughly 60 miles upstream from Circle on the Yukon River. It consists of a set of 15 patented claims (230 fee simple acres) and 37 unpatented claims (1,188 acres roughly). According to a report conducted by EASI the estimated value of the remaining gold reserves is about..... 60 million net (various factors involved including price of gold). There is a 2500 foot gravel airstrip on the property with flight time from Fairbanks approximately 75 minutes in a Cessna 180. The property is accessible by trail in the winter and the gold that has been mined there had an unusually high gold fineness of 0.933!

23-2793 MLS

Woodchopper Creek Gold Claim is a one of a kind opportunity located within the Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve and roughly 60 miles upstream from Circle on the Yukon River. It consists of a set of 15 patented claims (230 fee simple acres) and 37 unpatented claims (1,188 acres roughly). According to a report conducted by EASI the estimated value of the remaining gold reserves is about..... 60 million net (various factors involved including price of gold). There is a 2500 foot gravel airstrip on the property with flight time from Fairbanks approximately 75 minutes in a Cessna 180. The property is accessible by trail in the winter and the gold that has been mined there had an unusually high gold fineness of 0.933!

000 No Road, Remote

Listing Office Real Broker Alaska

$11,000,000

Prime 73+ acres just outside Wasilla City limits overlooking the Parks Hwy. Property currently consists of 5 lots w/ 1700 Ft both on the Parks Hwy frontage road & Fairview Loop. Wasilla city waterline runs along Fairview Lp. Perfect for commercial park on the Parks Hwy frontage road & multifamily/industrial on Fairview Loop. Currently in the MSB Platting process of being subdivided into 12 lots. The platting docs for the subdivide were submitted to MSB Platting Dept. on May 1st, 2026 with the anticipation of getting final approval and recording in mid August 2026. Individual lots will only be offered for sale when plat recorded. A Buyer can currently purchase the whole project and the Seller will assist in completing the subdivide process.

26-5195 MLS

Prime 73+ acres just outside Wasilla City limits overlooking the Parks Hwy. Property currently consists of 5 lots w/ 1700 Ft both on the Parks Hwy frontage road & Fairview Loop. Wasilla city waterline runs along Fairview Lp. Perfect for commercial park on the Parks Hwy frontage road & multifamily/industrial on Fairview Loop. Currently in the MSB Platting process of being subdivided into 12 lots. The platting docs for the subdivide were submitted to MSB Platting Dept. on May 1st, 2026 with the anticipation of getting final approval and recording in mid August 2026. Individual lots will only be offered for sale when plat recorded. A Buyer can currently purchase the whole project and the Seller will assist in completing the subdivide process.

Multi #s E Fireweed Road & Fairview Loop, Wasilla

Listing Office Elite Real Estate Group

$11,000,000

Tripple Creek Gold Mine is an active turnkey gold placer mine located six miles from Nome, Alaska, with easy access via Beam Road. Just at 750± acres, this mine offers a rare opportunity for ownership with patented claims and a rich mining history. The placer gold deposit is composed of 20 to 25 feet of weakly gold-bearing glacial outwash overburden, burying 20 feet of gold-bearing alluvial gravel and marine sands that make up the pay section. The gold is coarse, 91.5% pure, and easy to recover due to minimal clay and sparse black sands. High-quality sand and gravel by-product from the site are in demand by local contractors for construction. The washed sand stockpile has been tested and meets U.S. Army Corps specifications for concrete aggregate. The creek originates near Newton Peak and flows across the Nome coastal plain and Nome River floodplain, areas historically mined for gold. There are three recorded patented claims, including one for antimony. Exposed bedrock consists of marble and possibly metavolcanic schist. Mining in the modern era commenced in ~1997 and has been more or less continuous to the present. The current operator has been mining gold and aggregate here since 2015. The mine is well-positioned for further development, with access to highways and city power. Nome is a short flight from Anchorage, with regular air freight and barge services for transporting heavy equipment and supplies. Local contractors offer heavy equipment rentals. After mining, the land can be subdivided into building lots, with prices ranging from $17,500 to $50,000 per acre. On-site gravel is available for building roads and pads, and past lot sales have been successful and immediate. The gold is coarse and lustrous, with little staining and mostly rounded discoidal shapes. The largest nugget the current operation recovered is 1.1 ounces. Placer mine tailings extend over 3,000 feet along the creek at elevations between 50 and 150 feet. Situated on the Nome coastal plain, this mine remains a promising site for continued extraction and investment. The Tripple Creek Gold Mine is an exceptional investment, blending the allure of gold with the rugged beauty of Alaska's frontier. It promises both economic opportunity and a chance to work in one of North America's last great wilderness areas.

25-12351 MLS

Tripple Creek Gold Mine is an active turnkey gold placer mine located six miles from Nome, Alaska, with easy access via Beam Road. Just at 750± acres, this mine offers a rare opportunity for ownership with patented claims and a rich mining history. The placer gold deposit is composed of 20 to 25 feet of weakly gold-bearing glacial outwash overburden, burying 20 feet of gold-bearing alluvial gravel and marine sands that make up the pay section. The gold is coarse, 91.5% pure, and easy to recover due to minimal clay and sparse black sands. High-quality sand and gravel by-product from the site are in demand by local contractors for construction. The washed sand stockpile has been tested and meets U.S. Army Corps specifications for concrete aggregate. The creek originates near Newton Peak and flows across the Nome coastal plain and Nome River floodplain, areas historically mined for gold. There are three recorded patented claims, including one for antimony. Exposed bedrock consists of marble and possibly metavolcanic schist. Mining in the modern era commenced in ~1997 and has been more or less continuous to the present. The current operator has been mining gold and aggregate here since 2015. The mine is well-positioned for further development, with access to highways and city power. Nome is a short flight from Anchorage, with regular air freight and barge services for transporting heavy equipment and supplies. Local contractors offer heavy equipment rentals. After mining, the land can be subdivided into building lots, with prices ranging from $17,500 to $50,000 per acre. On-site gravel is available for building roads and pads, and past lot sales have been successful and immediate. The gold is coarse and lustrous, with little staining and mostly rounded discoidal shapes. The largest nugget the current operation recovered is 1.1 ounces. Placer mine tailings extend over 3,000 feet along the creek at elevations between 50 and 150 feet. Situated on the Nome coastal plain, this mine remains a promising site for continued extraction and investment. The Tripple Creek Gold Mine is an exceptional investment, blending the allure of gold with the rugged beauty of Alaska's frontier. It promises both economic opportunity and a chance to work in one of North America's last great wilderness areas.

000 No Road, Nome

Listing Office Real Broker Alaska

$11,000,000

Prime 73+ acres just outside Wasilla City limits overlooking the Parks Hwy. Property consists of 5 lots w/ 1,700+ ft both on the Parks Hwy frontage road & on Fairview Loop. Wasilla City waterline runs along Fairview Lp. Perfect for large commercial complex on the Parks Hwy frontage road & multi-family/industrial on Fairview Loop. Currently in the Platting process of being subdivided into 12 lots. The platting docs for the subdivide were submitted to MSB Platting Dept. on May 1st, 2026 with the anticipation of getting final approval and recording in mid August 2026. Individual lots will only be offered for sale when plat is recorded. A Buyer can currently purchase the whole project and the Seller will assist in completing the subdivide process.

24-13343 MLS

Prime 73+ acres just outside Wasilla City limits overlooking the Parks Hwy. Property consists of 5 lots w/ 1,700+ ft both on the Parks Hwy frontage road & on Fairview Loop. Wasilla City waterline runs along Fairview Lp. Perfect for large commercial complex on the Parks Hwy frontage road & multi-family/industrial on Fairview Loop. Currently in the Platting process of being subdivided into 12 lots. The platting docs for the subdivide were submitted to MSB Platting Dept. on May 1st, 2026 with the anticipation of getting final approval and recording in mid August 2026. Individual lots will only be offered for sale when plat is recorded. A Buyer can currently purchase the whole project and the Seller will assist in completing the subdivide process.

Multi # E Fireweed Road & Fairview Loop, Wasilla

Listing Office Elite Real Estate Group

$9,800,000

Welcome to Deep Creek Fishing Club, a premier Alaska coastal lodge offering the perfect blend of adventure, luxury, and hospitality. Nestled on 7.94 acres atop a private bluff in the picturesque village of Ninilchik, this remarkable Oceanview estate captures sweeping views of Cook Inlet and the majestic volcanoes of Iliamna and Redoubt. The main lodge spans approximately 4,500 square feet and was crafted from Norwegian pine logs with Pennsylvania bluestone floors, Swedish pine interiors, and 15 handcrafted stone fireplaces. Three upscale duplex guest cabins provide elegant accommodations with private entrances and panoramic ocean views. The property operates as a fully equipped, all-inclusive fishing lodge and hospitality business, complete with fine-dining facilities, commercial kitchen, walk in freezer, outdoor recreational lodge Alcoholic Beverage License and all furnishings, equipment, and vessels necessary for a seamless transition. Guests enjoy both saltwater and freshwater guided excursions, with access to some of the best fishing waters in Alaska. Two Everglade 350 EX with 3 engines each. Daily itineraries are tailored to maximize each guest's experience, and optional helicopter fly-out fishing adventures provide access to remote areas and unforgettable angling opportunities. This property offers exceptional versatility whether continuing its legacy as a world-class fishing destination, converting it to a private family retreat, or developing it as a corporate or adventure lodge. Deep Creek Fishing Club embodies the authentic spirit of Alaska while providing the comfort, elegance, and craftsmanship expected of a luxury estate. Located in Ninilchik on the Kenai Peninsula, the lodge is easily accessible yet maintains complete privacy and serenity.

11 Beds ⋅ 11 Baths ⋅ 25-13269 MLS

Welcome to Deep Creek Fishing Club, a premier Alaska coastal lodge offering the perfect blend of adventure, luxury, and hospitality. Nestled on 7.94 acres atop a private bluff in the picturesque village of Ninilchik, this remarkable Oceanview estate captures sweeping views of Cook Inlet and the majestic volcanoes of Iliamna and Redoubt. The main lodge spans approximately 4,500 square feet and was crafted from Norwegian pine logs with Pennsylvania bluestone floors, Swedish pine interiors, and 15 handcrafted stone fireplaces. Three upscale duplex guest cabins provide elegant accommodations with private entrances and panoramic ocean views. The property operates as a fully equipped, all-inclusive fishing lodge and hospitality business, complete with fine-dining facilities, commercial kitchen, walk in freezer, outdoor recreational lodge Alcoholic Beverage License and all furnishings, equipment, and vessels necessary for a seamless transition. Guests enjoy both saltwater and freshwater guided excursions, with access to some of the best fishing waters in Alaska. Two Everglade 350 EX with 3 engines each. Daily itineraries are tailored to maximize each guest's experience, and optional helicopter fly-out fishing adventures provide access to remote areas and unforgettable angling opportunities. This property offers exceptional versatility whether continuing its legacy as a world-class fishing destination, converting it to a private family retreat, or developing it as a corporate or adventure lodge. Deep Creek Fishing Club embodies the authentic spirit of Alaska while providing the comfort, elegance, and craftsmanship expected of a luxury estate. Located in Ninilchik on the Kenai Peninsula, the lodge is easily accessible yet maintains complete privacy and serenity.

67480 Halibut Road, Ninilchik

Listing Office Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alaska Realty

$9,800,000

Welcome to Deep Creek Fishing Club, a premier Alaska coastal lodge offering the perfect blend of adventure, luxury, and hospitality. Nestled on 7.94 acres atop a private bluff in the picturesque village of Ninilchik, this remarkable Oceanview estate captures sweeping views of Cook Inlet and the majestic volcanoes of Iliamna and Redoubt. The main lodge spans approximately 4,500 square feet and was crafted from Norwegian pine logs with Pennsylvania bluestone floors, Swedish pine interiors, and 15 handcrafted stone fireplaces. Three upscale duplex guest cabins provide elegant accommodations with private entrances and panoramic ocean views. The property operates as a fully equipped, all-inclusive fishing lodge and hospitality business, complete with fine-dining facilities, commercial kitchen, walk in freezer, outdoor recreational lodge Alcoholic Beverage License and all furnishings, equipment, and vessels necessary for a seamless transition. Guests enjoy both saltwater and freshwater guided excursions, with access to some of the best fishing waters in Alaska. Two Everglade 350 EX with 3 engines each. Daily itineraries are tailored to maximize each guest's experience, and optional helicopter fly-out fishing adventures provide access to remote areas and unforgettable angling opportunities. This property offers exceptional versatility whether continuing its legacy as a world-class fishing destination, converting it to a private family retreat, or developing it as a corporate or adventure lodge. Deep Creek Fishing Club embodies the authentic spirit of Alaska while providing the comfort, elegance, and craftsmanship expected of a luxury estate. Located in Ninilchik on the Kenai Peninsula, the lodge is easily accessible yet maintains complete privacy and serenity.

25-13248 MLS

Welcome to Deep Creek Fishing Club, a premier Alaska coastal lodge offering the perfect blend of adventure, luxury, and hospitality. Nestled on 7.94 acres atop a private bluff in the picturesque village of Ninilchik, this remarkable Oceanview estate captures sweeping views of Cook Inlet and the majestic volcanoes of Iliamna and Redoubt. The main lodge spans approximately 4,500 square feet and was crafted from Norwegian pine logs with Pennsylvania bluestone floors, Swedish pine interiors, and 15 handcrafted stone fireplaces. Three upscale duplex guest cabins provide elegant accommodations with private entrances and panoramic ocean views. The property operates as a fully equipped, all-inclusive fishing lodge and hospitality business, complete with fine-dining facilities, commercial kitchen, walk in freezer, outdoor recreational lodge Alcoholic Beverage License and all furnishings, equipment, and vessels necessary for a seamless transition. Guests enjoy both saltwater and freshwater guided excursions, with access to some of the best fishing waters in Alaska. Two Everglade 350 EX with 3 engines each. Daily itineraries are tailored to maximize each guest's experience, and optional helicopter fly-out fishing adventures provide access to remote areas and unforgettable angling opportunities. This property offers exceptional versatility whether continuing its legacy as a world-class fishing destination, converting it to a private family retreat, or developing it as a corporate or adventure lodge. Deep Creek Fishing Club embodies the authentic spirit of Alaska while providing the comfort, elegance, and craftsmanship expected of a luxury estate. Located in Ninilchik on the Kenai Peninsula, the lodge is easily accessible yet maintains complete privacy and serenity.

67480 Halibut Road, Ninilchik

Listing Office Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alaska Realty

$8,950,000

Heavy Truck Machine Shop on 6.75 Acres - Prime Mixed I1-I2 Zoning w/ Fenced Yard. This dual-purpose facility features easy paved drive-in and drive-through access into a fenced yard. The garage spans 22,000 sq. ft. w/ 25-ft ceilings, heavy power capabilities, overhead cranes, and wash bays, ideal for large-scale operations. Additionally, the property includes 10,000 sq. ft. of office/retail space, comprising private offices, conference area, kitchenette, and front reception/waiting area. A scarce find in the Anchorage area!

26-9401 MLS

Heavy Truck Machine Shop on 6.75 Acres - Prime Mixed I1-I2 Zoning w/ Fenced Yard. This dual-purpose facility features easy paved drive-in and drive-through access into a fenced yard. The garage spans 22,000 sq. ft. w/ 25-ft ceilings, heavy power capabilities, overhead cranes, and wash bays, ideal for large-scale operations. Additionally, the property includes 10,000 sq. ft. of office/retail space, comprising private offices, conference area, kitchenette, and front reception/waiting area. A scarce find in the Anchorage area!

8001 Petersburg Street, Anchorage

Listing Office SSS Commercial Real Estate

$8,500,000

Existing Community Recreation Center or Church Building on 16.5 Acres. 25,161 SF commercial building currently built out as two, gymnasiums with a stage, locker rooms, full commercial kitchen, classrooms, meeting space, offices and storage. Site is currently zoned R-3, which permits the existing use as well as group living and community uses. Other uses are permitted with site plan review. Property was previously approved for rezone to B-3, confidence amongst surveyors and the P&Z staff is high that a rezone is possible in the current political climate.10-12 Acres of excess land is currently utilized as sports fields but may be subdivided for commercial use. Land and building are also listed separately under MLS numbers 25-14928 and 25-14927, respectively.

25-12274 MLS

Existing Community Recreation Center or Church Building on 16.5 Acres. 25,161 SF commercial building currently built out as two, gymnasiums with a stage, locker rooms, full commercial kitchen, classrooms, meeting space, offices and storage. Site is currently zoned R-3, which permits the existing use as well as group living and community uses. Other uses are permitted with site plan review. Property was previously approved for rezone to B-3, confidence amongst surveyors and the P&Z staff is high that a rezone is possible in the current political climate.10-12 Acres of excess land is currently utilized as sports fields but may be subdivided for commercial use. Land and building are also listed separately under MLS numbers 25-14928 and 25-14927, respectively.

4855 Arctic Boulevard, Anchorage

Listing Office Jack White Commercial

$8,000,000

Great!!!!! property possibilities are endless. hospital could use a Hotel close to it so Patients families from around the state have no where close to stay. there is a need for more medical office space.there is a lake on the property and part of the lake is owned its Grandfathered in. Lots of Gravel potential as well. possibilities are endless.

21-8237 MLS

Great!!!!! property possibilities are endless. hospital could use a Hotel close to it so Patients families from around the state have no where close to stay. there is a need for more medical office space.there is a lake on the property and part of the lake is owned its Grandfathered in. Lots of Gravel potential as well. possibilities are endless.

1983 S Woodworth Loop & 1985, Wasilla

Listing Office Top of the World Realty LLC

$7,900,000

Gorgeous landmark Class A office building for sale in the heart of midtown Anchorage. Ideally situated at the intersection of A Street and Benson Blvd., 4-story, architecturally appealing building features four floors of office space with wrap-around south-facing sun decks on floors 2, 3 and 4, heated and secured parking garage, basement storage with elevator access, and modernized common area Ample surface parking and three ingress/egress points provide convenient access. The 3rd floor of 10K SF is available for occupancy . Terrific opportunity for a core-asset investment, or owner-occupied property. Financials available.

25-7292 MLS

Gorgeous landmark Class A office building for sale in the heart of midtown Anchorage. Ideally situated at the intersection of A Street and Benson Blvd., 4-story, architecturally appealing building features four floors of office space with wrap-around south-facing sun decks on floors 2, 3 and 4, heated and secured parking garage, basement storage with elevator access, and modernized common area Ample surface parking and three ingress/egress points provide convenient access. The 3rd floor of 10K SF is available for occupancy . Terrific opportunity for a core-asset investment, or owner-occupied property. Financials available.

3000 A Street, Anchorage

Listing Office Jack White Commercial

$7,701,824

Vacant developable fee simple commercial land in superior south Anchorage location. Approx 6.128 acres zoned B-3, General Business District. Trees removed native soils have been remediated. Water & sewer lines to site. Driveway entrance approved by DOT, Electric, natural gas & telecom at property line. Access via Old Seward Highway north of Dimond Blvd or Homer Dr onto new roundabout interchange

21-432 MLS

Vacant developable fee simple commercial land in superior south Anchorage location. Approx 6.128 acres zoned B-3, General Business District. Trees removed native soils have been remediated. Water & sewer lines to site. Driveway entrance approved by DOT, Electric, natural gas & telecom at property line. Access via Old Seward Highway north of Dimond Blvd or Homer Dr onto new roundabout interchange

9031 Old Seward Highway, Anchorage

Listing Office Pacific Tower Properties

$7,500,000

Spectacular world-class bluff estate in Anchor Point, Alaska featuring a luxury main residence and private beach house with breathtaking unobstructed ocean and mountain views. Floor-to-ceiling glass, resort-level indoor swim spa, heated floors, expansive Trex decks, outdoor kitchen, designer finishes, and true Alaska coastal luxury at its finest. Spectacular World-Class Bluff Estate in Anchor Point Perched high above the pristine coastline of Anchor Point, Alaska, this extraordinary world-class bluff estate offers one of the most breathtaking and unobstructed ocean and mountain view settings in all of Alaska. Designed as a true luxury retreat and legacy property, this architectural masterpiece combines modern resort living with the rugged beauty of Alaska's coastline. The spectacular main residence is thoughtfully designed around panoramic floor-to-ceiling glass walls that capture sweeping views of the ocean, mountains, sunsets, and surrounding wilderness from nearly every room. Every detail of the home reflects exceptional craftsmanship, sophistication, and comfort. Luxury interior finishes include: " 24" x 48" American Olean Union Series porcelain tile flooring " Heated floors throughout the entire residence " Solid wood cabinetry with 42" upper cabinets and glass inserts " Solid wood interior doors and custom six-panel light entry door " Carrera marble-look quartz countertops and full-height backsplash " Modern wood stair treads with black iron rail system The chef's kitchen features premium commercial-grade appliances including: " True glass-door refrigerator and matching freezer " Wolf induction cooktop with pot filler " Double Wolf wall ovens " Fisher & Paykel dish drawers " Butler's pantry with matching cabinetry and beverage cooler The luxurious primary suite spa bath showcases an extraordinary floating hammock-style soaking tub positioned within the oversized walk-in shower beneath a picture window overlooking Alaska's natural beauty. Additional features include body jets, rain shower systems, and custom glass enclosures throughout the home. Designed for entertaining and relaxation, the home includes: " Expansive Trex decks on all exterior surfaces " Outdoor kitchen with ocean views " Lower-level fire pit gathering area " Garage-style glass viewing doors in lower entertainment kitchen " Full beverage station and entertainment area The resort-style wellness wing includes a custom Endless Pools 20-foot indoor swim spa featuring: " 85-degree current swim system " Separate 104-degree relaxation spa zone " Anti-microbial interior finishes for low-maintenance luxury living Built for year-round Alaska living and resilience, the estate includes: " High-efficiency hydronic boiler heating system " Glycol-protected mechanical systems " Recirculating domestic hot water system " Remote freeze monitoring and warning systems " Backup propane generator system " ICF crawlspace construction for durability and energy efficiency The separate beach house offers an exceptional private guest retreat featuring: " Full kitchen with JennAir appliances " Loft sleeping quarters and additional main-floor bedroom " 1.5 bathrooms " Washer and dryer " Greenhouse and detached storage building " Independent electric and propane heating systems This is far more than a home -- it is a private luxury compound designed to deliver an unmatched Alaska coastal living experience with resort-quality amenities, breathtaking natural beauty, and exceptional long-term value. A truly rare and irreplaceable offering.

5 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ 26-6075 MLS

Spectacular world-class bluff estate in Anchor Point, Alaska featuring a luxury main residence and private beach house with breathtaking unobstructed ocean and mountain views. Floor-to-ceiling glass, resort-level indoor swim spa, heated floors, expansive Trex decks, outdoor kitchen, designer finishes, and true Alaska coastal luxury at its finest. Spectacular World-Class Bluff Estate in Anchor Point Perched high above the pristine coastline of Anchor Point, Alaska, this extraordinary world-class bluff estate offers one of the most breathtaking and unobstructed ocean and mountain view settings in all of Alaska. Designed as a true luxury retreat and legacy property, this architectural masterpiece combines modern resort living with the rugged beauty of Alaska's coastline. The spectacular main residence is thoughtfully designed around panoramic floor-to-ceiling glass walls that capture sweeping views of the ocean, mountains, sunsets, and surrounding wilderness from nearly every room. Every detail of the home reflects exceptional craftsmanship, sophistication, and comfort. Luxury interior finishes include: " 24" x 48" American Olean Union Series porcelain tile flooring " Heated floors throughout the entire residence " Solid wood cabinetry with 42" upper cabinets and glass inserts " Solid wood interior doors and custom six-panel light entry door " Carrera marble-look quartz countertops and full-height backsplash " Modern wood stair treads with black iron rail system The chef's kitchen features premium commercial-grade appliances including: " True glass-door refrigerator and matching freezer " Wolf induction cooktop with pot filler " Double Wolf wall ovens " Fisher & Paykel dish drawers " Butler's pantry with matching cabinetry and beverage cooler The luxurious primary suite spa bath showcases an extraordinary floating hammock-style soaking tub positioned within the oversized walk-in shower beneath a picture window overlooking Alaska's natural beauty. Additional features include body jets, rain shower systems, and custom glass enclosures throughout the home. Designed for entertaining and relaxation, the home includes: " Expansive Trex decks on all exterior surfaces " Outdoor kitchen with ocean views " Lower-level fire pit gathering area " Garage-style glass viewing doors in lower entertainment kitchen " Full beverage station and entertainment area The resort-style wellness wing includes a custom Endless Pools 20-foot indoor swim spa featuring: " 85-degree current swim system " Separate 104-degree relaxation spa zone " Anti-microbial interior finishes for low-maintenance luxury living Built for year-round Alaska living and resilience, the estate includes: " High-efficiency hydronic boiler heating system " Glycol-protected mechanical systems " Recirculating domestic hot water system " Remote freeze monitoring and warning systems " Backup propane generator system " ICF crawlspace construction for durability and energy efficiency The separate beach house offers an exceptional private guest retreat featuring: " Full kitchen with JennAir appliances " Loft sleeping quarters and additional main-floor bedroom " 1.5 bathrooms " Washer and dryer " Greenhouse and detached storage building " Independent electric and propane heating systems This is far more than a home -- it is a private luxury compound designed to deliver an unmatched Alaska coastal living experience with resort-quality amenities, breathtaking natural beauty, and exceptional long-term value. A truly rare and irreplaceable offering.

24702 REM SW, Anchor Point

Listing Office RE/MAX Dynamic Properties

$7,500,000

50,680‑SF airport hangar on 6.2 acres offers stable income with a long‑term lease in place through July 2030 to a well‑established aviation tenant. The property delivers an attractive 8.97% cap rate. Two separate parcels totaling 2.15 acres are also included in the sale, providing dedicated parking and enhancing the functionality of this prime aviat

25-14851 MLS

50,680‑SF airport hangar on 6.2 acres offers stable income with a long‑term lease in place through July 2030 to a well‑established aviation tenant. The property delivers an attractive 8.97% cap rate. Two separate parcels totaling 2.15 acres are also included in the sale, providing dedicated parking and enhancing the functionality of this prime aviat

4700 Old International Airport Road, Anchorage

Listing Office Bond Filipenko Commercial Properties, LLC

$7,475,000

Sale includes 3020 & 3000 Minnesota Drive. Large 1-story shopping center with stand alone restaurant building, lots of parking. Long term tenants. PRIME location on the corner of Minnesota & Northern Lights. Large vacancy within shopping center, offering a huge value-add opportunity. Financials and appraisal available with NDA. Please do not disturb tenants.

25-6865 MLS

Sale includes 3020 & 3000 Minnesota Drive. Large 1-story shopping center with stand alone restaurant building, lots of parking. Long term tenants. PRIME location on the corner of Minnesota & Northern Lights. Large vacancy within shopping center, offering a huge value-add opportunity. Financials and appraisal available with NDA. Please do not disturb tenants.

3020 Minnesota Drive, Anchorage

Listing Office GTK Real Estate

$7,000,000

Approximately 15.56 acres near Nuiqsut.

25-13733 MLS

Approximately 15.56 acres near Nuiqsut.

Parcel A, Portion of Municiple Reserve, Nuiqsut

Listing Office Infinity Commercial Real Estate Group

$6,900,000

Real Estate for sale only, not the business. Tenant to vacate at closing.

26-5206 MLS

Real Estate for sale only, not the business. Tenant to vacate at closing.

1916 S Cushman Street, Fairbanks

Listing Office Colliers International

$6,900,000

Real estate for sale only, not the business. Tenant will vacate at closing. Rare opportunity to purchase large retail/warehouse in the market

26-3112 MLS

Real estate for sale only, not the business. Tenant will vacate at closing. Rare opportunity to purchase large retail/warehouse in the market

1916 S Cushman Street, Fairbanks

Listing Office Colliers International

$6,750,000

Premier East Anchorage redevelopment opportunity featuring 435,806 sf of B4-zoned land with all prior structures removed. Located just off Muldoon Road, the area's main north-south arterial, the site offers strong visibility, high traffic counts, and flexible potential in one of the Anchorage Bowl's most limited commercial corridors.

26-8054 MLS

Premier East Anchorage redevelopment opportunity featuring 435,806 sf of B4-zoned land with all prior structures removed. Located just off Muldoon Road, the area's main north-south arterial, the site offers strong visibility, high traffic counts, and flexible potential in one of the Anchorage Bowl's most limited commercial corridors.

3101 Muldoon Road 3131, Anchorage

Listing Office Bond Filipenko Commercial Properties, LLC

$6,700,000

This west Downtown Anchorage 4-story class B office building known as the Alaska Legal Center has 38,548 RSF all of which is fully leased. Building offers 101 on-site reserved Tenant parking spaces. On-street metered parking is readily available for guests. Tenants include the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce, Alaska Legal Services, Axiom Data Science, several Law Firms. and

26-8636 MLS ⋅ Alaska Legal Center BLDG.

This west Downtown Anchorage 4-story class B office building known as the Alaska Legal Center has 38,548 RSF all of which is fully leased. Building offers 101 on-site reserved Tenant parking spaces. On-street metered parking is readily available for guests. Tenants include the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce, Alaska Legal Services, Axiom Data Science, several Law Firms. and

1016 W 6th Avenue, Anchorage

Listing Office RE/MAX Dynamic Properties

$6,500,000

this Property is for sale or Lease. Possible assumption of a low interest loan for a qualified buyer

25-4839 MLS

this Property is for sale or Lease. Possible assumption of a low interest loan for a qualified buyer

600 E Railroad Avenue, Wasilla

Listing Office Top of the World Realty LLC

$6,500,000

40,675 SF mixed-use office/retail building is available for sale just off Jewel Lake. The property offers outstanding visibility and benefits from high traffic counts, making it ideal for a variety of uses. Previously occupied by an insurance company, the building is well-suited for a single user or can be easily divided into multiple units to accommodate various tenants or business needs.

25-4400 MLS

40,675 SF mixed-use office/retail building is available for sale just off Jewel Lake. The property offers outstanding visibility and benefits from high traffic counts, making it ideal for a variety of uses. Previously occupied by an insurance company, the building is well-suited for a single user or can be easily divided into multiple units to accommodate various tenants or business needs.

7001 Jewel Lake Road, Anchorage

Listing Office Bond Filipenko Commercial Properties, LLC

$6,300,000

399 Helmericks Ave -- 68,325 SF multi-tenant industrial complex on 6.17 acres. Four buildings: warehouse, shop, and 2018-built Class B office. Rail access, 3-phase power, NNN leases, 3% annual escalations. ~62% occupied with lease-up upside. Owner-users: occupy now while collecting income. Investors: stabilized NOI projected at $607K. GU-1 zoning. See package under documents tab. Call for details.

26-7149 MLS

399 Helmericks Ave -- 68,325 SF multi-tenant industrial complex on 6.17 acres. Four buildings: warehouse, shop, and 2018-built Class B office. Rail access, 3-phase power, NNN leases, 3% annual escalations. ~62% occupied with lease-up upside. Owner-users: occupy now while collecting income. Investors: stabilized NOI projected at $607K. GU-1 zoning. See package under documents tab. Call for details.

399 Helmericks Avenue, Fairbanks

Listing Office Jack White Commercial

$6,250,000

Fully leased ±15,197 SF two-story multi-tenant medical, professional and retail office building in Anchorage's Abbott Loop submarket. 100% occupied with a strong mix of dental practices, professional offices, and retail (including tanning). Excellent visibility and access near major anchors. Stable income with proven tenant retention. Turnkey investment. B-3SL zoning

26-8934 MLS ⋅ Liberty Village BLDG.

Fully leased ±15,197 SF two-story multi-tenant medical, professional and retail office building in Anchorage's Abbott Loop submarket. 100% occupied with a strong mix of dental practices, professional offices, and retail (including tanning). Excellent visibility and access near major anchors. Stable income with proven tenant retention. Turnkey investment. B-3SL zoning

9138 Arlon Street, Anchorage

Listing Office Chambers Real Estate Services

$6,250,000

Building is 24,135 square feet configured as Showroom, warehouse and Office on a 33,600 square ft lot, Built in 2016. Building is elevatored, sprinklered and has in-floor heat. Access off of the Old Seward Highway and Spring street in the rear of the property. Two additional paved, lighted and fenced lots are included across from the property on spring Street.

25-8380 MLS

Building is 24,135 square feet configured as Showroom, warehouse and Office on a 33,600 square ft lot, Built in 2016. Building is elevatored, sprinklered and has in-floor heat. Access off of the Old Seward Highway and Spring street in the rear of the property. Two additional paved, lighted and fenced lots are included across from the property on spring Street.

8103 Old Seward Highway, Anchorage

Listing Office RE/MAX Dynamic Properties