This print shop was established over 10 years ago not only as a brick and mortar store, but with a strong Social Media Presents, in a very artistic/industrial location. Their clients ranges from Commercial to private individuals from around the country, it also has a retail side front store with unique greeting card made on site for consumers. At the moment they print products on paper only. The business is consistently trending growth, based on sales figures. The right new owner can grow this business even further, by focusing on more business to business clients to gain larger clientele than already established, or add print to fabric, or plastic to increase sales, let your imagination dive is more business.
Rent is $2,700 for a 1,500 +/-sqft space including NNN charge, with annual increase of 3%. Net income is averages approximately $76,000 for the owner. There are 2 x F.T. and 2 x P.T. employees.
Gross Income for 2021; $497,166.00
Gross income for 2020; $427,619.00
Gross income for 2019; $371,331.00
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San Francisco please phone Lida Sadati (Broker - BRE License #:01825510) at 925-325-2434 - if you get
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