Contra Costa County, California
Dry Cleaning, Dry Cleaners
3 results for "Dry Cleaning, Dry Cleaners" businesses in "Contra Costa County, California"
Contra Costa County, California
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Contra Costa County, California
Dry Cleaning Plant And Agency - With Pick Up Van
$ 439,999
Dry Cleaner Plant (Dublin): Monthly sales: $33,000 Rent: $5,300 Wholesale income: $9,000 Staff: 6 employees, including a manager Payroll: $20,000 per month Dry Cleaner Agency (Antioch): Monthly sales: $23,000~24,000 Rent: $2,700 Net income: $8,000 Operation: Absentee-run Additional asset: A pick-up van is included.
Contra Costa County, California
Ready, Set, Own! Dry Cleaning Business for Sale
$ 200,000
CF : $ 110,000
Profitable dry-cleaning business for sale! An excellent opportunity for an owner-operator to step into an established business. Motivated seller ready to exit—contact us for details. Asking Price: $200,000 Gross revenue: ~$310,000 Seller’s discretionary earnings (SDE): ~ $110,000 Lease: 12/31/2031 plus option to renew Rent: $5,725 all inclusive (NNN) Hours: Monday to Sunday: 8 am to 6 pm. Year Established: 2009 Reason Selling: Other interest
Contra Costa County, California
Semi-Absentee Dry Cleaning Plant in a Prime Location – $280,000
$ 280,000
This listing presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-established dry cleaning business in a bustling commercial hub of Contra Costa County, California. With high visibility and immense growth potential, this business is strategically situated in a major commercial district characterized by heavy daily traffic and excellent accessibility. Size : 3000 sqft Rent; Seller just renewed Sales: $33,000 average month / 100% Plant / No agency The business is surrounded by dense residential neighborhoods and thriving shopping centers, ensuring a steady inflow of customers. The spacious
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