Paris Commercial Inventory: An October 2026 Snapshot of Available Space: 1905 E Price St
A small Texas commercial corridor with one-story flex industrial buildings and a retail strip center, ample parking, utility lines, and a wide four-lane highway in the foreground
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Paris Commercial Inventory: An October 2026 Snapshot of Available Space

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Paris does not publish an aggregated vacancy index, so the best market read comes from the listing platforms themselves. The October 2026 data shows a thin, active inventory weighted toward retail, with flex and industrial space held by a small number of larger blocks.

PropertyShark's Paris, TX commercial inventory puts the market at about 81,814 square feet across nearly 100 properties as of 2026, with roughly 100 listings for lease. CommercialCafe, using its own listing set, shows retail as the largest share of space for lease at about 101,005 square feet of listings, followed by industrial at roughly 59,700 square feet. LoopNet shows around 14 active listings, and Realmo lists 11, including a 67,040-square-foot retail block at 3036-3064 Clarksville St and a 59,700-square-foot flex/industrial property at 1110 W Washington St.

At the listing level, asking rents tell the price story by property type. The flex/industrial building at 1110 W Washington St (59,700 SF, built 1950) asks about $5.50 per square foot per month. Retail at 3900 Lamar Ave (1,192 SF, built 2008) asks $22.00 per square foot per year, and the same address lists medical/office space at $30.00 per square foot per year. These are platform asking prices, not closed deals, but they map the range a buyer negotiates against.

What thin inventory means for owners

A small, slowly turning inventory is the classic profile of a market where well-priced space leases quickly. Paris has been adding buildings faster than it empties them, and the active listing set is concentrated in a handful of larger blocks rather than a deep pipeline of vacant product. For an owner, that is a supportive backdrop for lease-up: tenants searching Paris for 5,000 to 15,000 square feet find a limited menu, and flexible assets stand out.

The caveat that runs through every Paris market note applies here too: platform inventories are a sample, not a census. Individual brokers and the PEDC hold off-market opportunities, and the number of visible listings shifts with the month. What the October snapshot establishes is the direction, thin visible supply across retail and flex, at asking rents that have held firm through the fall.

The read for 1905 E Price St

The property at 1905 E Price St is an 11,000+ SF flex building in a Multi-Family Dwelling District with 12 private rooms, 13 bathrooms, a commercial kitchen, laundry, and office areas. In a market where visible flex supply is thin and asking rents firm, a move-in-ready adaptive-use asset with an estimated 10% cap rate sits on the strong side of the inventory ledger, especially with the district permitting multi-family, hospitality, and senior-service conversions that most of the flex blocks on the listings cannot offer.

Sources: PropertyShark Paris, TX commercial real estate listings, 2026. CommercialCafe Paris, TX commercial listings, 2026. LoopNet Paris, TX for-lease listings, October 2026. Realmo Paris, TX commercial listings, October 2026. Asking rents are listing prices, not closed transactions.

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