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Business brokerage services in the San Francisco and Bay Area. If you are looking to sell or buy a business in the San Francisco Bay Area give me a call.
Business brokerage services in the San Francisco and Bay Area. If you are looking to sell or buy a business in the San Francisco Bay Area give me a call.
This franchise after-school business is located in a busy central area. The rent is $5,100 per month, and the space is 1,200 square feet. The business currently employs one full-time and two part-time employees. Its yearly revenue is $190,000, with potential for increased earnings. Posting #: 289659 Posted by: Armina Paik.
There is a Japanese Poke Restaurant located in the small center adjacent to Walgreens. The size of the restaurant is 1000 square feet, and the rent is $6,700 which includes CAM (Common Area Maintenance, including water and garbage). Open style kitchen is equipped with a 14-foot hood. Posting #: 286895 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Price Lowered! This Thai restaurant is located in a busy center near Saratoga Avenue. The restaurant occupies 2,110 square feet, with rent set at $14,700 per month, including CAM, water, and garbage. The kitchen features a 24-foot long hood. Monthly sales exceed $80,000. Posting #: 288258 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Popular Tofu Restaurant in Richmond District. Open for dinner only now. Size of 2500sq and rent is $9100 (No Triple net). There's a fully kitchen with a 12 feet hood and walk-in cooler. Posting #: 292673 Posted by: Armina Paik.
This is a freestanding building of a Korean restaurant for sale. Rent is $5,800 (no CAM = just rent). There's a 2-year + 5-option lease remaining. The size of the restaurant is 2,800 sq. ft. There's a 10.5-foot type 1 hood in the kitchen. There are 20 parking spots in the parking lot. Posting #: 282743 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Phone repair and gift shop for sale (2 stores are for sale together). Yearly sale was $450,000+250,000=$700,000. Rent is $5000+$1800=$6800. There are 4 employees and net profit is about $14,000~$16,000 a month. Currently run as a semi-absentee owners. Posting #: 290373 Posted by: Armina Paik.
For sale is an absentee-owned Korean chicken franchise located in a busy Asian shopping center. The restaurant is managed by a team of employees and is equipped with high-quality equipment in good condition. Posting #: 289337 Posted by: Armina Paik.
This is a free standing building restaurant for sale with real estate. This restaurant located in the boarder line of Fremont and Newark (very close to Highway 880). The lot size is 1.66 acres and the building is 9,900 sq ft. The building was built in 1986. This is the price for the property + menu. Posting #: 285754 Posted by: Armina Paik.
For sale is a luxury, high-end, modern hair salon. This hair salon is located on El Camino Real in a busy shopping center. Rent is $7,900 including CAM and the size is 1,680 sq. ft. The owner invested money in remodeling and furniture. This is a good location and there are lots of walk-in customers. Posting #: 279009 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Breakfast and Burger restaurant in the Fruitvale Village. Size of the restaurant is 1,147 sq. ft and rent is $4,300 including CAM. Current sale is $45,000~50,000 per month. There's 12 feet hood in the kitchen. There's a 24 hrs. security and restaurant is located close to the BART STATION. Posting #: 293107 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Good Rent Japanese Restaurant for Asset Sale. Located in the busy Safeway Shopping Center. Rent is $6700 including CAM. There's a fully equipped kitchen with a 12 feet hood and walk-in cooler. Size of the restaurant is 2000sq. Landlord gives the lease for 5 yrs only (Renew in every 5 yrs) Posting #: 293133 Posted by: Armina Paik.
A good and busy Vietnamese restaurant is for sale, located in a popular shopping center close to Kaiser Hospital on Cottle Road. The restaurant is 1,950 square feet in size, with a monthly rent of $9,800, which includes garbage and CAM fees. It is in new and clean condition. Posting #: 288222 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Clean and well-maintained sushi restaurant for sale. Restaurant is located in the busy center on El Camino Real. This is an asset sale so will not share the financials. Rent is $20,000 and size is 2300sq +Patio.(88+50 out side). Buyer need to change the name. There's a type 47 liquor license. Posting #: 289336 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Hot pot restaurant for sale. Size of the restaurant is 3800 sq and rent is $14,700. There's a fully equipped kitchen with walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer and 21 feet hood. There are 16 hood above tables in the dining area and 50 inductions on the tables. Posting #: 293030 Posted by: Armina Paik.
For sale is a mixed-use commercial property for owner use. The ground floor features a dry cleaner business, and there are two residential units upstairs. The retail space is 2,000 square feet, while the residential units are 1,150 square feet and 800 square feet, respectively. Posting #: 287521 Posted by: Armina Paik.
For sale is a fully turnkey Korean-Chinese restaurant located in a busy shopping center. The restaurant spans 1,900 square feet, with rent at $9,100 per month, including CAM. It features a fully equipped kitchen with a 20-foot hood and a walk-in cooler. Posting #: 289334 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Dry Cleaner Plant (in Dublin): $33,000 monthly sale and rent is $5300. And there's wholesale income of $9,000. Dry Cleaner Agency (Antioch): $23,000 monthly sale and rent is $2700. Absentee run. Net income is $8000. Posting #: 289870 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Price lowered! For sale is a Japanese sushi restaurant located in a big shopping center. It is 1,500 sq. ft and rent is $4,400 including water. It's only open for 6 days and the next owner can open for longer hours and bring more profit. The monthly sale is $70,000 and an SBA loan will be available. Posting #: 273569 Posted by: Armina Paik.
This is a bar and restaurant for sale, located in Lower Nob Hill with a great rent rate and vibrant atmosphere. The space features an 18-foot type 1 hood and a type 41 ABC license. It spans 2,200 square feet with a monthly rent of $4,000. Currently, the restaurant operates for dinner only. Posting #: 289241 Posted by: Armina Paik.
This is a Korean BBQ restaurant for sale. This restaurant is located in the busy strip center. Currently operating as a semi-absentee-run business. Monthly gross is $135,000. Rent got lowered and paying $17,500. There's a fully equipped kitchen with 19 feet hood walk-in cooler and walk-in freezer. Posting #: 285971 Posted by: Armina Paik.
The former Shabu Restaurant is for sale. The restaurant is located in a busy commercial district. The size of the restaurant is 1,400 square feet, and the rent is $5,500. The lease term will be 5 years with a 5-year option. There is a 14-foot hood in the kitchen and one ADA bathroom. Posting #: 286956 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Semi-Absentee owner Franchise business for sale. This sale includes 2 franchise business, Dessert and sandwich. These businesses are located in the busy shopping mall (Serramonte Shopping mall) and next to each other. Rent for 2 locations us $18,000 and net profit from 2 stores together is $250,000. Posting #: 289197 Posted by: Armina Paik.
For sale is a liquor store on a main thoroughfare. The monthly sales are $40,000. The business hours are 9 am - 11 pm. The size of the store is around 2,000 sq. ft and the rent is $3,500. The reason is for selling is because the seller is moving. The store has good margins of around 40%. Posting #: 283199 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Family Run Mediterranean Restaurant for sale in Nob Hill area. This restaurant has a open kitchen. Rent is $6200 with total 1200sq spaces, There's a 10 feet hood. Currently business open for 7 days and monthly sale is around $60,000 including Catering. Posting #: 292960 Posted by: Armina Paik.
Price lowered! This is a Mexican restaurant with good rent for sale. The rent is fixed for every 10 years. The monthly gross is $55,000. The owner works 5 days and has 4 employees. The rent is $3,600 and the size of the restaurant is 1,800 sq. ft. There's a fully equipped kitchen w/a 10 feet hood. Posting #: 280262 Posted by: Armina Paik.
For sale is an American restaurant with long-time loyal customers for sale with the property available. The restaurant is 4,000 sq. ft and business hours are from 7 am to 9 pm. The owner is not working, and the net profit is about $250,000 a year. The 3-unit residential areas can bring extra income. Posting #: 258875 Posted by: Armina Paik.
A franchise ice cream business is for sale in downtown San Mateo. The store is 1,700 square feet, and the rent is $8,800 per month, including CAM (Common Area Maintenance). With the right management and an owner-operator, the business has the potential to generate over $200,000. Posting #: 288750 Posted by: Armina Paik.
A liquor store is for sale in a nice and great area of San Francisco. The store is 3,400 square feet, and the rent is $16,000 per month. The business employs seven part-time workers and generates around $142,000 in monthly sales. The seller currently assists. Posting #: 287092 Posted by: Armina Paik.
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