$599,000.00
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Status: Active
Posting ID: 274990
7/8/22
Description
To get more information about this Nursery - Great Potential Growth business for sale in Central Valley please phone Scott Morales (Intermediary - BRE License #:02115423) at 559-289-4281 - if you get voicemail please leave a detailed message - make sure you mention you saw this posting/ad #274990 on BizBen.com. In addition to phoning Scott Morales, make sure you email Scott Morales above to get more info about this Nursery - Great Potential Growth, to ask any questions or request an appointment to see this business for sale. Thank you. License # 02136021. Transworld Business Brokers.
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Asking Price: $599,000.00
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Revenue: $1,050,000.00
Area: Central Valley
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Posting: 263475 | Available | 4/12/22
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.
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$12,750,000
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Posting: 284202 | Available | 12/7/23
For sale is a branded gas station at a freeway location. It has 6 pumps. It has a 3,000 sq ft. mini-mart. The store sales are over $100k/mo. and has healthy gas margins. Business only - land is not included. It makes around $70/month in gross profit.
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$1,400,000
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Posting: 266815 | Available | 6/18/22
Major Brand Gas station built & opened up recently. Huge convenient store building roughly 7,000 Sq Ft plus size with QSR Retail space already leased out for $7,000/month Rent. Outside 8 MPD's and lot size is 1.17 acres.
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9,200,000+ Inv
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Posting: 279907 | Available | 8/17/23
This is a branded gas station located in the Central Valley in Tulare County, California for sale with real estate.
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$3,500,000
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Posting: 277570 | Available | 10/11/23
This is a well-established and cash-flowing landscaping/retail nursery business, with an over 24-year presence in the community, specializing in water gardening, landscaping, pond supplies, and installation, fountains, and aquatic plants and fish. The go-to water gardening supplier in the region.
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$1,400,000
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$600,000
Posting: 239791 | Available | 10/5/20
Very Profitable, Business Only, Major Brand Gas, Market and Check Cashing, Gas 42K Gal/Mth @ .68, Market $34K/Mth, Check Cashing $2M/Mth @ 1.5%, Rent $8,500/Month. Good for family operation, Seller may sell Real Estate, Buyer should have $200,000 working capital
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$1,150,000
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Posting: 251417 | Available | 10/17/20
Newly Built Major Brand Extremely High Volume Gas Station with Real Estate & Rental income. Buyer needs to sign NDA & provide proof of funds to qualify for this business location.
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$15,000,000
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Posting: 268853 | Available | 1/18/22
Gas station Business opportunity only. Branded Gas station pumping 45,000 gas gallons at very decent profit margin per gallon, Store sale $16,000 -$18,000 per month & Car wash doing roughly $18,000/month. Seller can consider financing with 50% down.
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$525,000
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Posting: 283539 | Available | 10/25/23
For sale is a landmark plant nursery in El Cajon that has been successfully operating in San Diego County for nearly 100 years and at this current location for over 35 years! The nursery is one of the largest wholesale suppliers of roses and fruit trees in Southern California.
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$789,000
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Posting: 266919 | Available | 3/14/21
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)
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$1,800,000
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Posting: 272083 | Available | 3/21/22
Turn Key Branded Gas Station with QSR & Car Wash business & property for sale in Fresno County, CA. Gas Station should be ready by end of this summer & seller will handover turn key operation. Asking Price: $6.5M.
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$6,500,000
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Posting: 275251 | Available | 7/20/22
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..
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$3,650,000
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Posting: 274990 | Available | 7/8/22
This well-known and profitable nursery is priced to sell and could be just what you are looking for. This business has been operating in the Central Valley for over 30 years and has become the 'go-to' location for all nursery and landscaping supplies and materials. With a forecast of over $1,000,000
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$599,000
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Posting: 251656 | Available | 2/3/21
Big size supermarket for sale in Fresno. 8,000 sq. ft. estimated food space and separate meat department. Ample parking area and located at the corner of the busy roads. Current owner since November 2017. Sells Beer & Wine. All Cash seller carry inventory. Monthly sales $180,000. Good margins.
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$450,000
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Posting: 280504 | Available | 10/25/23
For sale is a great corner location on the main road in Desert Heart Springs. This location has a 3-unit retail commercial building, an operating nursery with a store included in the sale, and a detached single-family home. The property is on over a half-acre of land.
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$1,195,000
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$1,089,000
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$5,960,000
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Posting: 281940 | Available | 8/2/23
The service area is primarily Central California & Central Coast. This is a company that has a 45-year track record in business as a reputable local company. The Office & Showroom is located on a high-traffic corner with good signage. They are operating from a leased location.
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$3,300,000
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Posting: 275933 | Available | 7/19/23
For sale is an unbranded gas station with a car wash and a beer and wine convenience store in Fresno County. There is potential to add 2 more pumps, expand the building size, expand the car wash, or bring in your own gas brand for more profits. Currently, the site has 2 MPDs, unbranded site.
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$475,000
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Posting: 256110 | Available | 9/22/23
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.
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$4,000,000
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Posting: 278424 | Available | 10/19/23
This high-volume Central Valley store is run by a manager and six other employees. It's the only franchise within 70 miles with room for expansion. 72% of the orders are deliveries. Training & marketing support are provided by the franchise. The absentee owner is changing careers.
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$99,000
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Posting: 283439 | Available | 10/18/23
An exceptional turn-key profitable trendy fresh indoor plant nursery business with two outstanding locations and online B2B, and B2C services.
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$400,000
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Posting: 274989 | Available | 7/26/22
Two locations! These Northern California turn-key vape stores have quickly become the go-to shops in the area. In business since 2014, this business has built an excellent reputation in the industry providing the highest level of vape expertise and products.
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$125,000
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Posting: 273853 | Available | 3/9/23
For sale is a Circle K franchise convenience store, an independent gas stations, 2 QSRs, and car wash with property for sale in Merced, CA. We need only serious potential principles for inquiry. The asking price is $4.5 million for the business and property.
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$4,500,000
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$1,800,000
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Posting: 281613 | Available | 7/13/23
Arco AM/PM Business & Property for Sale in Central California area. Business producing high gross profit margin. Only serious principals need to inquire & No Broker's Cooperation!
Asking Price
$9,000,000
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