Located inside a huge shopping center with plenty of parking and traffic. Fully equipped dry cleaner plant. Reasonable rent. Reasonable asking price. Room to improve the business.
A free-standing building (approx 3,800 sq ft) is also for sale at $650,000. Rent including property tax is $3800. The business and property together are $700,000. A Hydrocarbon Dry Cleaning machine K-4, 50lbs was installed in Oct 2016. The cap rate is approx 5.5%.
Well-established Dry-Cleaning business located in a high-traffic shopping center on the busiest street in the city. This is an opportunity to own a dry cleaner storefront as well as a 2nd drop-off plant location in the next city over. 5 employees total, including the owner who runs the store.
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This is one of the best Dry Cleaners in the area with lots of loyal customers and ample parking. If you like the high quality of service for dry cleaning, this is the place and the location is great.
This is a dry cleaner plant that has equipment like a hydrocarbon dry cleaning machine, washer, dryer, press machine & POS system. The owners have two locations and want to concentrate on one site. This business has been here for 30 years and the owners have been here for 3 years.
This is a rare combo wet and dry cleaning store in San Ramon, CA. It has been established with the owner since 2009. Stain spotting is not required. The dual-combo wet and dry cleaning process allows anyone with minimal experience to operate the business. It is open daily from 9am-6pm.
For sale is a dry cleaner plant in a shopping center next to grocery super market. The owners (husband and wife) want to retire. They have run it for 11 years. The business at this location has for 50+ years. Four (4) front parking spots are available. Hydro carbon and wet cleaning machine.
Owner absentee operation. Clean book & records. The business has been for 19 years since the year 2004. In the shopping center. Located next to a grocery supermarket (National chain).Fully equipped. Hydrocarbon dry cleaner machine.
Well established and located in the upscale neighborhood of Beverly Hills, LA County. Fully equipped. Alteration & Laundry services are offered. 2000sf store size
Great location in a busy shopping centre with Starbucks, See's Candies, Denny's, Chase Bank, Sprouts market, and Coming soon a Target store. The current owner had this business since 1991 with an affluent neighbour. They have been in the dry cleaning business for 31year. The owner wants to retire.
The current owner has been running this outstanding business for 25 years and is ready to retire. This is a great opportunity for an aggressive owner operator to take over this well organized cleaner and take it to the next level. This cleaner has an outstanding reputation. Loyal clients.
Same owner has been running for 11 years, 1500 sq. ft., 5yrs lease, Rent $4,800 included cam. 2-3 employees. Net income $20,000+ monthly. Mon-Fri. 7 to 7, Sat. 9 to 5, Gross monthly $40,000 + per month. No competition and great surroundings. All machines very good condition. POS cash register.
This is a successfully established dry-cleaning business for sale in Alameda County, CA. The business was established more than 35 years. It has a great reputation and it's next to Safeway, so it has very steady foot traffic. The motivated sellers are looking to retire.
This is a well-established business located in a busy shopping complex and has been open for 30 years, full-service dry-cleaning and professional alternation. They have an excellent alteration business. The seller claims gross income for 2023 will be close to $300,000.
Must see a 100% wet cleaning plant located in West Hills near high-income Woodland Hills, Calabasas, and Bell Canyon. This is an 11 year-old, 1,200 sq. ft. plant, including shirt laundry. Most of the equipment is newer. No chemicals -- environmentally safe -- all work done in-house.
For sale is a dry cleaner that is an excellent opportunity for an aggressive owner-operator to take over this well-established and outstanding business and take it to the next level. It has a hydrocarbon machine and is in a good location with well-established systems. Just reduced the price!
For sale is a fully-equipped dry cleaner in a shopping center. The owners want to retire. This location has been well-known to neighbors. There are 2 part-time employees and a 1,600 sq ft. Hydro Carbon. They have steady gross and net profits, clean books, and records. No environmental issues.
This is an established dry cleaning business for sale in San Francisco, CA. The owner is retiring after 20 years in the business. The business opportunity is for sale. Real estate is not part of the sale. It has a great reputation at a good location with steady foot traffic.
This is a dry cleaner for sale in Carmel, CA. It is at a prime location in a shopping mall, 2 minutes away from the highway. It has all machines and equipment. Their Phase 1 2 report is ready. They have had no soil contamination issues. The rent with CAM is $6,800. The monthly sales amount is $60K.
The current owner has been running this outstanding business for 25 years and is ready to retire. This is a great opportunity for an aggressive owner operator to take over this well organized cleaner and take it to the next level. This cleaner has an outstanding reputation. Loyal clients.
This is a dry cleaners for sale in Redondo Beach, Los Angeles County, CA. It is a good location and the current owner has been running it for 12 years (previous owner 30 years).
If you like the high quality of service for the dry cleaning, this is the place and this is the perfect location for the dry cleaner. This is one of the best dry cleaners in the area and this is well established and well organized dry cleaner and the sales keep going up now.
This cleaner is located in a residential area. The store has a big potentiality because the surrounding area has a university and new apartments will be built around the store. The owner is motivated to sell!
5 stars review dry cleaner agency for sale in South San Jose on a shopping plaza. It is owner-operated with great service, they offer dry cleaning, wash & fold, and in-house alterations. The lease amount is $3,400 which covers water, garbage, and CAM charges. There is approximately 1,000 sq ft.
A free-standing building (approx 3,800 sq ft) is also for sale at $650,000. Rent including property tax is $3800. The business and property together are $700,000. A Hydrocarbon Dry Cleaning machine K-4, 50lbs was installed in Oct 2016. The cap rate is approx 5.5%.
The store has been excellently located at a town shopping center next to the supermarket for the last 16 years, under the same owner. Due to the seller's urgent health issue, it's an asset sale and a quick sale. There is great potential for buyers who have experience in alterations.
A well-established laundromat, in operation for 20 years, is now for sale with a motivated seller (1 year). Located in a busy shopping center surrounded by single-family residences (SFR), this business benefits from a lack of competition in the area.
Explore an excellent business opportunity with this well-established dry cleaner plant situated in a bustling shopping center. Operating from 8 am to 7 pm on weekdays and 9 am to 4 pm on Saturdays, the business has been successfully running for approximately 40 years.
This dry cleaner with a plant long established in Silverlake is available. It is situated in an extremely heavy foot traffic plaza where customers walk in every five minutes. The Drycleaning Hydrocarbon Machine, which has no perks, is only two years old and is of Italian make, Union brand.
Well established and located in the upscale neighborhood of Beverly Hills, LA County. Fully equipped. Alteration & Laundry services are offered. 2000sf store size
For sale is a dry cleaner that is located in the best location of West Torrance, Los Angeles County, CA. The current owner has run it for 34 years and now wants to retire.
Looking to be your own boss? Here's a golden opportunity to step into a thriving dry-cleaning business in the heart of Huntington Beach, California! It is located in a prime retail shopping center with high foot traffic and excellent shops. They have a long-established customer base.
In 2005, the current owner built this dry cleaner operation from the ground up in an affluent neighborhood of multimillion-dollar homes in North Orange County, California. It is situated within a modern and low-maintenance business complex among other high-traffic businesses.
For sale and just listed! This is a dry cleaners drop site in a well-trafficked high-end shopping center in Folsom! Located on a main street with a heavy car count per day. It is low maintenance, a good business for an owner-operator. A five-year lease can be assigned to a new owner.
For sale is a dry cleaner plant in a shopping center next to grocery super market. The owners (husband and wife) want to retire. They have run it for 11 years. The business at this location has for 50+ years. Four (4) front parking spots are available. Hydro carbon and wet cleaning machine.
Motivated to sell! The price went down. This cleaner is in Arcadia, CA. This store sells cleaner of a full of plant with equipment and furniture. This one owned for 30 years by one owner. The rent is a reasonable number. This cleaner is located big shopping center surrounded by residential houses.
This is a dry cleaner plant for sale that was established in 1996. They do full-service dry cleaning and professional alterations. They also have wash, dry, and fold laundry services, and also repair shoes and purses. It is 1,700 sq. ft and the rent is $5,600 including NNN and water.
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