For sale is a high-volume station at a very busy intersection. The station does 220k gallons per month at a 60¢ margin. The store is currently being expanded and is expected to do over $120k per month. The station is open 24 hours and it costs roughly $30k per month to operate the business.
Major Brand Gas Station and Market. Everything above ground is new: 2,487 SF Building with 10 Door Walk-In Cooler, New Canopy, Digital Price Sign and 4 New Gilbarco Dispensers with Passport POS system. 2 Double Underground Tanks, Each Tank 10K Gallon Capacity. Market has a Type 20 ABC license.
For sale is a major brand gas station and snack shop located in an upscale neighborhood that is absentee-run. Gas is 75K gallons per month @0.70 and the snack shop brings in $15K per month. The rent is $16,500 with a lease term of 10 years + two 5-year options. The seller may be willing to carry.
Branded Gas Station with a Fast Food Restaurant inside the Gas Station. It is a confidential listing. Please don't disturb anyone at the station. Call the Listing Agent for a private showing. Must sign an NDA and show proof of funds before we can get you detailed information. SBA Loan is available..
Major Brand Gas Station and Franchise C-Store with property. Semi-Absentee Operation. Gas:100K Gallons/Mth @ .30, Market $68K/Mth, Lotto $37K/Mth, Hours of Operation 24/7.
Profitable Major Brand Gas Station and with Real Estate for sale in Santa Clara County. 4 New MPD with EMV compliant, New LED Pricing sign and New Canopy installed in October 2021. Purchase price includes 4 new fuel dispensers and canopy. REMODELED. Property is Clean
Absentee run, excellent Branded Gas Station with 2 Bays, 4 nozzles. It has only less then 2 years of fuel contract left with the jobber. Seller just spend over $250,000 in remodeling this gas station and the convenience store, he added brand new deli/full kitchen area, walk in cooler, new pos system
Major brand High Volume gas station business with real estate for sale. Store size 4,000 sq. ft., big Express car wash tunnel, 14 Vacuum cleaners, outside 8 mpd's. Call for more details! Please sign nda & provide proof of funds.
Major Brand Gas Station with Property for Sale. High Volume & high gross profit Margin business. Well established business showing consistent sales revenue history & generating high profit margin. Please make a note while visiting location.
Good gas station is needed. $3,000,000 cash down payment available. Looking for a high volume gas station on a decent lot size. Carwash with gas-station is a plus. Price up to 10,000,000. Experienced and qualified buyer.
Major Brand Gas Station and Franchised C-Store with Real Estate for sale in Solano County, CA. Absentee Owner, 4 MPDs. Two Bay Garage leased at $2,000/Month and One QSR leased at $2,500/Month. 1/2 acre+ lot, located on a commercial street with good traffic. Fuel Gallons 60K/Mth @ .60, Market $50-60K
Gas and Franchised C-Store for sale in Alameda County, CA. Owner Absentee. Located on a busy commercial street. Lot Size 13-14K SF, Building 2K sq. ft. Fuel Gallons 40-50K Gals/mth @ .80, Franchised C-Store $150K/Mth (no ABC License), EMV Compliant, 24/7 Operation.
The established location from last 40+ years. Located on Highway. Up to 6,000 sq. ft. building size and more than half-acre lot size. Opportunity to build a new kitchen section. Store sales up to $75,000 per month. Station has double-wall tanks up to code as per the owner (the broker did not verify)
Branded station both fuel and market. Beautiful, clean and well run station. Absentee run business with all automated financial setup. Including back office service for access of sales report anytime remotely. NDA is required for financial viewing. 8 MPD, recent upgrades with double wall tanks.
Major Brand Gas Station with a Franchise C-Store, Gas 60K Gal/Mth @ .55, Market $65K-$70K/Mth plus Lotto/Lottery, Rent $10K/Mth NNN, Absentee Operation. 4 MPDs, Good Neighborhood.
For sale is a newly built, major brand, extremely high-volume gas station with real estate and rental income. The buyer needs to sign an NDA & provide proof of funds to qualify for this business location.
A rare opportunity exists to own a well-established liquor store with gas, operating on a large commercial-zoned real estate lot with short operating hours. The monthly rent from two rental properties amounts to $6,250.
This is a major brand gas station for sale pumping $210,000 gallons at an average 30-35 margin and the market (beer and wine) is doing about $30,000 at a high margin. There is potential to do a lot more. There are 6 years left on the lease. It is in a great, safe west-side area on a busy street.
For sale is a Sinclair gas station with a snack and mechanic shop. The auto repair shop is rented month to month and is willing to remain at $6,000 monthly rent. The auto repair tenant is willing to sign a long-term lease. The station is presumed doing about 50 to 60K gallons/m of fuel.
For sale is a high-volume ARCO AM/PM gas station in Bakersfield, Kern County, CA. It is an absentee run and the asking price is $10.5 million with a 20% down.
This is a must-see Arco AM/PM gas station with a market and detached carwash. It is a beautiful station doing strong numbers at all three profit centers: fuel, market, and carwash. It has a huge 40,000 sq. ft lot and is located just off the freeway in the beautiful San Diego County.
For sale is the business only to a gas station. They have a beer and wine license. There is a long-term lease available (20-25 year terms). The Sinclair contract expires in 3 years but it could be terminated by paining the remaining branding balance of about $35K and convert to independent site.
There has been a significant price adjustment! This gas station includes real estate on a large lot and boasts multiple income streams, including gas and diesel sales, a C-Store with a type 20 ABC license, billboard and Pacific Pride ground leases, rental income from a taco truck, ATM, and Bitcoin.
For sale is an unbranded gas station with a beer and wine license. It is absentee-owned. The seller just got this place totally remodeled. He added deli, brand new pumps, updating the parking lot with concrete instead of using asphalt paving, ext. Total asking price is $2,350,000.
Gas Station for sale. prime location!! in San Joaquin County off of Highway 99. This Site also includes a carwash and a QSR. It is SBA approved. Call for more info.
This is an amazing business opportunity with real estate. This Chevron gas station with an Extra Mile store has 4 dispensers (diesel). The station has an impressive gross income of $850,000. The store sales are $50,000/m and gas is 70,000 gallons/m @ 0.50 cents.
This is a gas station is for sale (business only). The station is pumping 60kg a month at 60 cents a gallon. The beer & wine market sales are $60k a month. Lotto sales are $1,700 a month. You can get additional income from ATM & Bitcoin. They have very low rent $5,100 a month.
Branded station both fuel and market. Beautiful, clean and well run station. Absentee run business with all automated financial setup. Including back office service for access of sales report anytime remotely. NDA is required for financial viewing. 8 MPD, recent upgrades with double wall tanks.
These 2 unbranded Stations are located in the City. Both have suitable lot sizes and store sizes. Each store averages $35,000 inside and 30,000 gallons outside per month with a good margin. Both have a beer and wine license, double wall tanks, all upgrades are done and new Gilbarco POS registers.
For sale is a gas station business & property with a car wash with high volume gas. The market is located in a great location. It is open 24/7. The property is 25k sq ft. and the building is 1,900 sq ft.
Progressive Real Estate Partners is pleased to offer for sale a C-store with gas and land in the City of San Bernardino. The 2,674 SF building is situated on approximately 0.4 AC of land. The gas station is equipped with 2 multiple product dispensers with 4 fueling positions.
Presenting a compelling investment prospect in Stockton, California - an established 76 gas station in a high-traffic location, boasting a yearly gross profit of $1.7M. Fuel sales are $130k/m, convenience store sales are $110k/m, car wash is $12k/m, and rental property income is $110k/m.
For sale is a Chevron gas station with a convenience store located in a high-traffic location in Modesto, California. Fuel sales - 110,000/GPM with high margins. Convenience store sales- $120,000/month
Major Brand Gas Station and Franchised C-Store with Real Estate for sale in Solano County, CA. Absentee Owner, 4 MPDs. Two Bay Garage leased at $2,000/Month and One QSR leased at $2,500/Month. 1/2 acre+ lot, located on a commercial street with good traffic. Fuel Gallons 60K/Mth @ .60, Market $50-60K
Introducing an exceptional investment opportunity in Kern County, California - this prime property features an Arco AM/PM gas station strategically located in a bustling and high-traffic area. The business is well-established with a long history of operations.
For sale is a high-volume station located on a busy street with high margins. It is an Arco AM/PM gas station and store. It is absentee-run. Real estate is included/available.
Major Brand Gas Station and Market. Everything above ground is new: 2,487 SF Building with 10 Door Walk-In Cooler, New Canopy, Digital Price Sign and 4 New Gilbarco Dispensers with Passport POS system. 2 Double Underground Tanks, Each Tank 10K Gallon Capacity. Market has a Type 20 ABC license.
Absentee run, excellent Branded Gas Station with 2 Bays, 4 nozzles. It has only less then 2 years of fuel contract left with the jobber. Seller just spend over $250,000 in remodeling this gas station and the convenience store, he added brand new deli/full kitchen area, walk in cooler, new pos system
Major brand High Volume gas station business with real estate for sale. Store size 4,000 sq. ft., big Express car wash tunnel, 14 Vacuum cleaners, outside 8 mpd's. Call for more details! Please sign nda & provide proof of funds.
Owner retiring after 30 years - Money-making station. The station does about 75k gallon/m at 70c and the store does about 60k/monthly. The tanks are double-walled. There is no liquor/beer/wine. The station is operated 24hr/a day.
Brand new 76 gas station, Circle K store, Built-in Pizza Hut, Drive-thru Jamba juice, and a car wash with property for sale off of a freeway location. It has 6 MPDs, Bio Diesel, E-85 fuel, a propane tank, and 8 Tesla charging stations.
This is a well-established service station located on HWY. 99 in Visalia, Central Valley. This station sits on .85 acre of land, with a 4,000 sq. ft. c-store, 6 MPD plus diesel, a drive-thru with a full kitchen, and 3 walk-in freezers. Real property is included.
For sale is a newly built, major brand, extremely high-volume gas station with real estate and rental income. The buyer needs to sign an NDA & provide proof of funds to qualify for this business location.
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