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Alameda County, California
Fast Food Franchise
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Alameda County, California
Franchise Pizza Shop - Top Ranked
$ 359,000
A rare opportunity to own a highly ranked franchise pizza business in the Amador Valley of Alameda County's Tri-Valley region location! Situated at a busy intersection on a corner spot in a strip mall, this business benefits from high foot traffic and excellent visibility. In addition to pizza, the business offers other quick-service restaurant (QSR) items. The owner is absentee, focused on other ventures, and highly motivated to sell. This makes it a great opportunity for an owner-operator to take over and maximize its potential. * Strong Franchise Brand * High-Traffic Location * Seller Financing Available for Qualified Buyers Don't miss out on this turnkey business! Serious inquiries only. Contact us today for more details. **************************** Qualified buyers can fill up Contact Form to request an NDA, provide “Proof of Funds” for additional information. Seller will provide and verify all financial information during the due diligence period. DO NOT DISTURB EMPLOYEES AND/OR THE OWNER. Disclaimer: - All information contained in this document was furnished by the Seller. California Business Broker, Inc. and its agents can not and will not verify the accuracy or completeness of any information. Buyers must verify any such information themselves and should engage legal and financial advisors to assist with the process.
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Single-unit QSR locations generating $500,000-$1M+ in annual gross sales typically list for $150,000-$400,000 as asset sales. Multi-unit portfolio acquisitions from retiring franchisees are increasingly common on BizBen. California's AB 1228 — a $20/hour minimum wage for fast food workers effective April 2024 — has materially affected unit economics, and buyers should review only post-April 2024 P&L statements. Drive-through formats continue to command 10-20% premiums over inline locations.
California remains the largest and most active state for fast food franchise acquisitions in the country.
Thinking about selling your fast food franchise? BizBen connects sellers with qualified buyers and experienced franchise brokers who understand franchisor transfer approval, FDD requirements, and California franchise resale law.