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Posting ID: 256403
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NOTE: This BizBen Posting #256403 Coin Laundry in Albany, Alameda County is currently INACTIVE Today (Either: It's In Escrow, It's Sold, or Is Off The Market Temporarily) - Please See Today's ACTIVE Postings below that match this posting's attributes. For your convenience there are also helpful links below to assist you in your search to buy or sell a small to mid-sized business that matches your criteria. Thank you for using BizBen.com.
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$60,000
Revenue
$168,000
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$200,000
Posting: 286313 | Available | 4/28/24
The estimated gross is $14,000 per month, and the estimated cash flow is $5,000 per month. The rent is $4,000 per month for 4,500 square feet. The lease is until June 30, 2029, and the lease extension is negotiable with the landlord. The business operates seven days a week from 8 am to 8:30 pm.
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$200,000
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$347,364
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$499,000
Posting: 284758 | Available | 1/20/24
This is a large coin laundry in Oakland near Lake Merritt. It's a full attendant. It is open 7-days from 7am to 9pm. Rent at $6,750/month for 3,300 sq ft. It's available for parking spaces in the rear. Annual Estimated Gross: 347,364. A new lease is negotiable.
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$499,000
Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$360,000
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$750,000
Posting: 281340 | In Escrow | 1/23/24
A coin laundromat in Rockridge, Oakland. The current owner has had it for 16 years and it has been established for 40 years. It is in a great location and generates huge cash flow. It is open 7 days a week. The equipment and machines are 7 years old.
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$750,000
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Posting: 285553 | Available | 3/7/24
This established, neighborhood coin laundry in Glendale Montrose area has a solid existing income, but tons of growth potential. Excellent opportunity as a starter store, or for an experienced owner looking to customize it to their taste.
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$350,000
Cash flow
$639,000
Revenue
$1,160,000
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$20
Posting: 240277 | Available | 10/10/20
Coin laundry was designated as an essential business during Pandemic. And government supports 6 months SBA loan payments if the escrow is closed before 9/27/2020. The amount would be about $130,000. benefit for the buyer.
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$5,200,000
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$25
Posting: 267598 | Available | 4/28/21
Great Opportunity to Own a Coin Laundry + Property in LA, prime location. This is a great opportunity to buy a successful coin-operated laundry with its property at a low price. The building is located in a densely populated, high-trafficked area. This busy laundry has a stable income.
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$614,400
Revenue
$1,152,000
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$25
Posting: 256080 | Available | 10/1/20
Monthly Operating Net Profit: $54,300. Property Tax & Insurance : $3,100. Monthly Net Profit: $51,200. SBA loan: 25% down payment to obtain the SBA loan. 25 years amortization. About prime + 1%. 1031 Exchange is possible. 6 month loan payments are waived by government supports if the buyer get SBA.
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$5,000,000
Cash flow
$384,000
Revenue
$732,000
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Posting: 286371 | Available | 5/19/24
For sale is a high-volume location in a beautiful vacation destination city. It is 8 years old and is already one of the highest volume locations in Northern Ca. With ample parking, loyal customers, and is the only laundromat in town! Serious inquiries only.
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$1,800,000
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Posting: 284639 | Available | 4/19/24
This laundromat is located in a strip center of a major street intersection. It has great visibility in a high-traffic area. It has easy in and out access and plenty of parking.
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$68,000
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$150,000
Posting: 284611 | Available | 4/29/24
For sale is a long-established laundromat with a loyal customer base. It is approximately 2,200 sq ft. at a fantastic location with endless profit possibilities. Location and demographics make this a winning investment. Owners are retiring.
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$150,000
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Posting: 285894 | Available | 3/29/24
This is an asset sale store. It is great for someone whom wants a fixer upper style location to create and built the store with its own unique way of how a laundromat business should be. They have a good mix of equipment from 20lb, 30lb, 60lb, 80lb washers to 30lb stack dryers and larger dryers.
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$100,000
Posting: 247664 | Available | 10/4/22
We are looking for Coin Laundries, Laundromats to buy in any condition. We are looking at all price ranges, depending on the condition. Please contact us asap if your laundry meets these requirements.
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$101,580
Revenue
$381,600
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Posting: 285375 | Available | 2/26/24
This coin operated laundromat has an excellent mix of equipment in additional to good parking with easy in and out access. It is a well-established laundromat with an established customer base. It is a prime location in a densely populated rental neighborhood.
Asking Price
$438,000
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$2,500,000
Posting: 277653 | Available | 2/8/23
For sale is a 24-hour coin laundromat with a 5-year-old 10,000 sq ft. building for sale in Los Angeles. They have over $40,000 in the monthly net.
Asking Price
$4,700,000
Cash flow
$63,000
Revenue
$290,000
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Posting: 285447 | Available | 4/12/24
This is a real absentee run, high-potential laundromat in Van Nuys/North Hollywood. The location is the center of Hispanic community, in a 7/11 shopping center with good parking. It is good for flipping and six digit income potential. All equipment is a major brand in good working condition.
Asking Price
$220,000
Cash flow
$200,000
Revenue
$513,500
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$350,000
Posting: 286408 | Available | 5/4/24
This coin & app based laundromat is generates a high adjusted net income of $200,000 per year. It operates from 5:00 am to 1:00 am run by employees, has low rent and spans 2,700 square feet in size. Situated in a hot location with many apartments around, it boasts brand new washers.
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$207,684
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$567,104
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Posting: 285663 | Available | 3/14/24
The laundromat for sale in Desert Hot Springs is a full-service facility that prides itself on its cleanliness and exceptional customer service. With 39 years of establishment, it has become a trusted and reliable business in the area, attracting a large and loyal customer base.
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$645,000
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$40
Posting: 259594 | Available | 10/25/20
Located in a strip mall in a prime location and surrounded by many apartments. Ample parking lot with easy in and out access. This laundry is always busy with lots of regular customers due to its excellent location. Must see! It has the potential to increase revenue even more. Long-term lease.
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$65,208
Revenue
$232,140
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Posting: 284258 | Available | 12/12/23
For sale is a 3,500 sq ft. laundromat located in the city of Compton. It has great potential. The owner is retiring and will entertain any reasonable offer. The seller is very motivated!
Asking Price
$255,000
Cash flow
$505,236
Revenue
$1,137,852
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$650,000
Posting: 274510 | Available | 11/3/22
South Los Angeles Property w/free-standing CL & Retail. The area is mixed residential and biz. Reliable staff in place running All Daily Operations! Excellent books & records. Actual turn-key CL in great value for Serious Buyer!! Must see to appreciate.
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35-40% SBA
Posting: 273265 | Available | 4/6/22
Well-established laundromat in Long Beach at a low price. Big big potential!! There's a new project with many buildings for low-income apartments across the street. The selling reason is the owner's serious health issues. SBA eligible, 30-40% down required.
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$18,360
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$109,992
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Posting: 286072 | Available | 4/9/24
This coin operated laundromat in Sacramento, California has great visibility from a highly trafficked street, a loyal customer base, and ample parking.
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$149,000
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Posting: 286725 | Available | 5/23/24
This laundry has been renovated with new equipment. It is located in a busy center with anchor tenant. It has the ability to increase cash flow by offering wash and fold service. Long term lease remaining.
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$518,000
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$50
Posting: 278267 | Available | 4/22/23
This is a well-established laundry in Pacoima! It is a free-standing building with great visibility and ample parking with easy in and out. This coin laundry is located in a highly trafficked area in an excellent location. It is in a great neighborhood with lots of very loyal regular customers.
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$65,508
Revenue
$211,620
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Posting: 285568 | Available | 3/7/24
This laundry location has recently been remodeled and has a steadily growing income. It is located in a densely populated area surrounded by lots of apartment complexes.
Asking Price
$298,000
Cash flow
$363,336
Revenue
$690,000
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Posting: 285077 | Available | 4/30/24
This is a rare chance to buy a coin laundromat business with the property! It is a free-standing corner location with great visibility, serving a dense residential zone. They have kind staff and loyal customers in place. It has everything needed to please the customers.
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$3,000,000
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$400,000
Posting: 275406 | Available | 10/10/22
This is a brand new store in complete remodel and is scheduled to open around September 1st. Great demographic area, will be a pride of ownership store with all new equipment, floors ceiling, tankless heaters and cabinetry. This store should be the best store in Compton.
Asking Price
$1,399,000
Cash flow
$90,000
Revenue
$290,000
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$50
Posting: 284608 | Available | 4/18/24
For sale is a coin & card hybrid laundromat with brand new washers that is open from 7:00am-9:30 pm. The size is 2,500 sq ft. and rent is $6,500 plus CAM charge. The lease is 3 five-years lease & options. This is the best laundromat for a first-time business owner.
Asking Price
$375,000
Cash flow
$115,765
Revenue
$453,410
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Posting: 279398 | Available | 3/12/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Linehaul routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. The business has seen double-digit organic growth since its inception.
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$525,000
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