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Posting: 282530 | Available | 7/11/24
The gift store is nestled in the picturesque streets of Carmel and benefits from the heavy foot traffic generated by the town's bustling tourism industry. With its quaint architecture and artistic atmosphere, Carmel sets the perfect backdrop for this charming shop.
Asking Price
$379,000
Cash flow
$81,000
Revenue
$429,000
Down
$119,000
Posting: 287389 | Available | 7/1/24
Music Box & Clock Shoppe is the perfect store to visit for your personal and gift shopping needs. Celebrating over 28 seasons, the shop has touched many lives in different ways, with customers who feel like family.
Asking Price
$119,000
Cash flow
$202,722
Revenue
$610,890
Down
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Posting: 287155 | Available | 6/17/24
Exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-established boutique stationery and gift shop in the heart of Santa Barbara. This charming, elegant store is a favorite with locals and tourists. It is known for its curated selection of high-quality stationery, pens, greeting cards & unique gifts.
Asking Price
$550,000
Cash flow
$76,849
Revenue
$360,177
Down
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Posting: 260690 | Available | 5/31/24
Profitable, growing business! Sales are way up over last year. Edible Arrangements sells beautiful flower-like arrangements using delicious fresh fruit and chocolate and a great selection of smoothies and other treats. The owner of this Edible Arrangements is semi absentee.
Asking Price
$225,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
$317,353
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Posting: 285931 | Available | 5/3/24
Located in the heart of one of the of most popular beach communities in North County San Diego, this women's boutique carries a wide variety of activewear, boutique clothing and gifts. It has great street visibility and walk-by traffic. The interior of the store is built out with high end finishes.
Asking Price
$119,000
Posting: 286264 | Available | 4/25/24
I am seeking an existing tea store, a conversion possibility, or vacant space in San Diego County. This space will serve as a retail seller of whole leaf hot and iced teas, along with related food, gifts, and accessories. Additionally, I am interested in establishing a tea bar.
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Posting: 285956 | Available | 4/2/24
Are you looking for a great business opportunity? This is a unique chance to own and operate well-established BFL-Airport Convenience store/Gift Shop with high profit margin. Ideal for family run business or owner operator. Motivated seller and she is willing to look at all reasonable offers.
Asking Price
$82,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
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Posting: 285842 | In Escrow | 3/26/24
This is a great opportunity to own and operate the only boba shop in town. It is located in a busy shopping center with many locally owned businesses and dedicated parking. The shop is frequented by adults and children alike it is an after-school hot spot for teenagers.
Asking Price
$110,000
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Revenue
$380,000
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Posting: 278721 | Available | 10/27/23
This is a super long time gift basket business! They have been serving the Bay Area in addition to national and international sales for over 20 years! It is a great location brick-and-mortar storefront with a super lease and terms, an additional storage room on the top floor, fantastic baskets, etc.
Asking Price
$335,000
Cash flow
$50,000
Revenue
$140,000
Down
$100,000
Posting: 265223 | Available | 10/10/23
Red Rabbit Clothing, Jewelry, and gifts is centrally located in the picturesque town of Idyllwild Ca. They carry an assortment of women's casual clothing, unique accessories, gifts, and jewelry items.
Asking Price
$100,000
Cash flow
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Revenue
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Posting: 250217 | Available | 1/23/23
For sale is a very well-known gift shop in an always busy mall. It has a very long history in Arcadia, Los Angeles County, CA. There will be training and support provided.
Asking Price
$800,000
Cash flow
$184,440
Revenue
$600,000
Down
$200,000
Posting: 275835 | Available | 8/18/22
Beachfront gift shop, well-established. One of the busiest spots in San Diego. Rare opportunity for sale. Year-round successful business. About 75 % margin on sales revenue. Please text or email (do not call) -- I will reply in 30 minutes if text or email.
Asking Price
$399,900
Cash flow
$32,800
Revenue
$306,877
Down
$82,000
Posting: 250597 | Available | 10/6/20
Located in the busy downtown Fremont, the decades-old business is a delightful specialty gift gallery shop, specializing in home decors, unique gifts, distinctive gift cards, kitchen & home wares and a perfect gift for just about any recipient and any occasion.
Asking Price
$82,000
Cash flow
$76,849
Revenue
$360,177
Down
Call / Email
Posting: 260690 | Available | 5/31/24
Profitable, growing business! Sales are way up over last year. Edible Arrangements sells beautiful flower-like arrangements using delicious fresh fruit and chocolate and a great selection of smoothies and other treats. The owner of this Edible Arrangements is semi absentee.
Asking Price
$225,000
Cash flow
$81,000
Revenue
$429,000
Down
$119,000
Posting: 287389 | Available | 7/1/24
Music Box & Clock Shoppe is the perfect store to visit for your personal and gift shopping needs. Celebrating over 28 seasons, the shop has touched many lives in different ways, with customers who feel like family.
Asking Price
$119,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$380,000
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 278721 | Available | 10/27/23
This is a super long time gift basket business! They have been serving the Bay Area in addition to national and international sales for over 20 years! It is a great location brick-and-mortar storefront with a super lease and terms, an additional storage room on the top floor, fantastic baskets, etc.
Asking Price
$335,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
$317,353
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 285931 | Available | 5/3/24
Located in the heart of one of the of most popular beach communities in North County San Diego, this women's boutique carries a wide variety of activewear, boutique clothing and gifts. It has great street visibility and walk-by traffic. The interior of the store is built out with high end finishes.
Asking Price
$119,000
Cash flow
Call / Email
Revenue
Call / Email
Down
Call / Email
Posting: 250217 | Available | 1/23/23
For sale is a very well-known gift shop in an always busy mall. It has a very long history in Arcadia, Los Angeles County, CA. There will be training and support provided.
Asking Price
$800,000
Cash flow
$32,800
Revenue
$306,877
Down
$82,000
Posting: 250597 | Available | 10/6/20
Located in the busy downtown Fremont, the decades-old business is a delightful specialty gift gallery shop, specializing in home decors, unique gifts, distinctive gift cards, kitchen & home wares and a perfect gift for just about any recipient and any occasion.
Asking Price
$82,000
Cash flow
$202,722
Revenue
$610,890
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 287155 | Available | 6/17/24
Exceptional opportunity to acquire a well-established boutique stationery and gift shop in the heart of Santa Barbara. This charming, elegant store is a favorite with locals and tourists. It is known for its curated selection of high-quality stationery, pens, greeting cards & unique gifts.
Asking Price
$550,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 285956 | Available | 4/2/24
Are you looking for a great business opportunity? This is a unique chance to own and operate well-established BFL-Airport Convenience store/Gift Shop with high profit margin. Ideal for family run business or owner operator. Motivated seller and she is willing to look at all reasonable offers.
Asking Price
$82,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 282530 | Available | 7/11/24
The gift store is nestled in the picturesque streets of Carmel and benefits from the heavy foot traffic generated by the town's bustling tourism industry. With its quaint architecture and artistic atmosphere, Carmel sets the perfect backdrop for this charming shop.
Asking Price
$379,000
Cash flow
$184,440
Revenue
$600,000
Down
$200,000
Posting: 275835 | Available | 8/18/22
Beachfront gift shop, well-established. One of the busiest spots in San Diego. Rare opportunity for sale. Year-round successful business. About 75 % margin on sales revenue. Please text or email (do not call) -- I will reply in 30 minutes if text or email.
Asking Price
$399,900
Cash flow
$50,000
Revenue
$140,000
Down
$100,000
Posting: 265223 | Available | 10/10/23
Red Rabbit Clothing, Jewelry, and gifts is centrally located in the picturesque town of Idyllwild Ca. They carry an assortment of women's casual clothing, unique accessories, gifts, and jewelry items.
Asking Price
$100,000
Cash flow
Call/Email
Revenue
Call/Email
Down
Call/Email
Posting: 285842 | In Escrow | 3/26/24
This is a great opportunity to own and operate the only boba shop in town. It is located in a busy shopping center with many locally owned businesses and dedicated parking. The shop is frequented by adults and children alike it is an after-school hot spot for teenagers.
Asking Price
$110,000
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