For sale is a high-volume, flex car wash with plenty of room to grow. The buyer will get a new 30-year lease from the seller who is retiring after 17 years. The buyer will get 30-day due diligence without any obligations. The net is $300,000, the gross is $1,600,000, and the average is $35 per car.
Full service car wash with 2 bay lube centers. Business for sale $880,000. Real estate for sale $2,670,000. Express car wash or flex conversion possible. 2 oil and lube bays. Semi-absentee ownership, great potential, great opportunity for 1st-time buyers. Great opportunity for experienced operators.
Nice corner location. Big lot. long tunnel. All hand wash. Steady cash flow. Long established. Long time ownership. SBA loan possible. Real estate included. Come to our office for additional information. Location will not be provided over the phone or email. Principals only please.
I am seeking for coin car wash with property and long term lease as below. Serious sellers only. Coin car wash with property. County wanted: Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside county. Price Range Wanted: 1 million to 5 Million. Timing: Anytime for 10-31 Exchange customers.
Exclusive listing for coin car wash including its property. Seller has not been working there for last 12 years because he has lived 80 miles away from the subject car wash. He just invested in it. 1031 Exchange is possible.
I am looking for express car wash with property in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside County. The range of purchase price is 5 Million to 15 Million. Down payment will be 3 Million to 10 Million and SBA Loan.
Major brand High Volume gas station business with real estate for sale. Store size 4,000 sq. ft., big Express car wash tunnel, 14 Vacuum cleaners, outside 8 mpd's. Call for more details! Please sign nda & provide proof of funds.
Exclusive Listing, Coin laundry combined with 4 bays coin car wash at 21,000. Sqf. lot in major Blvd. Newly built up 20 months ago, monthly gross sales have been increasing gradually since its opening, and upside potential for the future. 1031 Exchange is possible. Owner has not been working there.
Exclusive listing for full service and its property at good location of Valley Area in Los Angeles county. Exclusive listing for full service car wash and its property at excellent location, that produces $85,000. monthly gross.
City Center Realty Group is pleased to present a lucrative car wash for sale in the Sacramento, CA area. This turn-key operation features brand-new machinery and equipment, situated in a prime, high-traffic location with an estimated 65,000 cars passing by daily.
This is a gas station business and property for sale. It is a 22k sq ft. property located at one of the busiest intersections. The station pumps 100kg a month at 80 cents. The store sales are $20k a month. Their 60-foot car wash tunnel is ready to install equipment.
This location was previously operated as Happy Boy Car Wash. Property was constructed in the year 1980. The building size for this location is approximately 4,000 square feet on .8 acres of land property is located on Highland Avenue with a traffic count of 20,000 cars per day.
This is a must-see Arco AM/PM gas station with a market and detached carwash. It is a beautiful station doing strong numbers at all three profit centers: fuel, market, and carwash. It has a huge 40,000 sq. ft lot and is located just off the freeway in the beautiful San Diego County.
For sale is a high-volume, flex car wash with plenty of room to grow. The buyer will get a new 30-year lease from the seller who is retiring after 17 years. The buyer will get 30-day due diligence without any obligations. The net is $300,000, the gross is $1,600,000, and the average is $35 per car.
For sale is a well-established carwash business with big potential. It is a 100% owner-absentee business in the Long Beach area. The previous seller run the business very actively and used to make $93k per month 4 years ago. The current seller has no time to run this business. 1 mil cash down only
For sale is a free standing full-service auto detail/car wash business. The land, building, car wash tunnel, and equipment are included in the sale. It has been fully operating for 18 years under the same owner. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire a car wash with real estate at this price.
Gas Station for sale. prime location!! in San Joaquin County off of Highway 99. This Site also includes a carwash and a QSR. It is SBA approved. Call for more info.
For sale is a comprehensive, built-out and turn-key truck services center. There is approximately 4.5 acres of real estate included. It is in a major north-south travel corridor. Their FDOT average daily traffic count is 18,400.
Self Serve Carwash with Tunnel, Vacuum stations, large lot. This carwash is an excellent opportunity! With four self serve bays, multiple vacuums, and an exterior tunnel, this is a great way for an entry into the carwash business without significant labor. With sales from multiple income sources,
This car wash was newly remodeled in 2022 with state-of-the-art equipment. It is strategically located next to IN-N-OUT Burger on a major off-ramp Fwy-14. There is additional rental income from window tint and U-Haul services.
Presenting a compelling investment prospect in Stockton, California - an established 76 gas station in a high-traffic location, boasting a yearly gross profit of $1.7M. Fuel sales are $130k/m, convenience store sales are $110k/m, car wash is $12k/m, and rental property income is $110k/m.
This is a well-established, full-service car wash with property in a prime location. It is waiting for a buyer to convert it to an express car wash or flex car wash. It is a big property of 1.82 acres on a major street. It is possible to add 40-50 vacuums and add multi-profit centers.
This location was previously operated as the Bear Valley Car Wash. Property was constructed in the year 2008. The building size for this location is approximately 6,433 square feet on .68 acres of land. The property also includes 4 enclosed bays for additional automotive services.
For sale is an established flex car wash, very well known to the neighborhood on a 1.2 acre lot. It is located on a very busy street with excellent visibility. It is absentee run. Business only.
For sale is a freeway adjacent full service car wash in a trade area with average household income exceeding $140,000 within a 3 mile radius
In-fill Inland Empire location with huge barriers to entry due to a lack of land available and city zoning (significantly limiting future car wash locations).
The location in the Sacramento area is prime and major, boasting a high volume store with 6MPD's and double-wall fiberglass. The gas has a high margin, priced at $1.00 plus, resulting in an annual gross profit of $1,135,403. In 2022, the annual gross profit was $1,214,262.
This car wash has recently undergone renovations and now features new infrastructure, vacuums, and a token and credit card payment system. It has excellent visibility from a highly trafficked street and a loyal customer base. With ample wash and dry areas, this car wash is one of the finest in town.
This self-service car wash nets $140k and grosses $308k. It is a perfect business for an exchange! 24 Hour on site care taker increased net income. There is a new long lease, for rent of $5,900 per month + $833 NNN. The seller will carry outside collateral train the buyer and do consultations.
This is a remodeled hand wash with an extra long 180 ft tunnel, ideal for remodel and conversion to a state of the art flex or express wash. Real estate is included. The traffic count 35,000-40,000 ADT, so this is a fantastic location.
For sale is a 76 Brand gas station, a franchise C-store, two franchised QSRs, and a car wash with property for sale off of a freeway location. It has 6 MPDs, Bio Diesel, E-85 fuel, a propane tank, and 8 Tesla charging stations.
This state-of-the-art express car wash and car care center was recently converted to an express car wash and opened up about Early 2022. The sellers spent over $1.1 million on the conversion, adding state-of-the-art equipment including 18 vacuums.
For sale is a car wash with property in LA county. The lot is 13,500 sq ft. There is good potential to convert it to an express car wash. It is in a high traffic area. The asking price is $2.2 million.
This full-service hand car wash has been reduced by 50% for a quick sale! The business is strategically located in a very densely populated residential and business community. There is potential for remodeling and to add business improvements to increase revenues.
This is a well-established, profitable Chevron with a 7/11 for sale with real estate in Stanislaus County. The property has a car wash and fast food tenant. This is a prime property with a food tenant and a car wash included in the property.
Must sell now, seller interested in another business. Average net (3 yrs) 122,000 a year. The lease ends in 2062, currently $3,850 a month. Price reduced from $1.29m for quick sale. CASH offer only.
Progressive Real Estate Partners is proud to present for sale the Ramon Canyon Car Wash, a Flex model car wash business that offers both Full Service and Express options. The 4,500 SF building sits on 0.93 AC of land and the car wash features a 120' tunnel with upgraded equipment.
This Chevron Extra Mile station is located on a heavy-traveled Hwy 20 connecting Hwy 5 to Hwy 101. The station is very busy with local and traveling customers. Tanks are double wall, and all pumps, etc. are up to current regulations. The station has a nice car wash that has high volume.
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