In Heart of Downtown Los Angeles. Add pick up and delivery to make lots more money. Owner retiring after 15 years. Surrounded by offices, businesses, Hotels, apartments. Sky is the limit. Rent only $3400. water is Free. Closed Sundays.
One Employee.
This location 40 years, this owner 15 years.
Get more commercial accounts to make more money.
This is a great business if you want to work in the excitement of Downtown Los Angeles and have great potential for growth. You just have to reach out to thousands of people that are in the area to make lots more money.
To get more information about this Dry Cleaners And Laundry - Owner Retiring business for sale in
Downtown Los Angeles please phone Siavosh Ardalan (Broker - BRE License #:01067058) at 714-858-0507 Cell - if you get
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