This 750-square-foot facility leases for $5,550 per month plus an additional $ 300 in common area maintenance expense (CAM) on a lease until 12/31/27 with one 5-year option. The salon's furniture, fixtures, equipment, and goodwill are included. West Hollywood is a particularly competitive market for nail salons; however, this venue has established itself as a location to aspire to become as its proven itself year in and out. Their attractive price points, convenient access, onsite parking, spacious feel, and comprehensive service offering provided them a sustainable competitive advantage over incumbent locations while creating a formidable barrier to entry for potential new competition. The salon could benefit from a full-time working owner to ensure top-quality sales and customer service. Alternatively, the addition of complementary services such as facials, body wraps, massages, etc. could not only bolster but also diversify the revenue base. New operations may also wish to offer a retail selection of related beauty care products.

This Temecula bar and restaurant with multiple bars boasts stellar freeway access, main street visibility, a spacious parking lot, and live entertainment with a new, highly versatile build-out that allows the venue to simultaneously offer dining and live music in separate spaces. The venue's unique concept promotes a loyal following and stable customer base that makes the venue the first choice for many onsite special events, and offsite catered activities, while its chef-driven menu and extensive craft beer selection, together with the venue's full entertainment calendar comprised of a variety of bands, DJs, karaoke and other performances keep patrons coming back for more. This 6,700 square-foot venue with a capacity for over 300 patrons leases for $9,800 per month on a long-term lease until 2031 with two 10-year options. All of the business's furniture, fixtures, equipment, and liquor license as well as a live entertainment permit will be included in the sale. An estimated $10k in inventory will be sold at cost at close in addition to the purchase price. Temecula has several bars, restaurants, and live music venues in its Old Town district and throughout the greater Temecula Murrieta corridor, however, few can match this venue's recent highly versatile, no expense spared build-out and host of entertainment entitlements. As such, together with the location's attributes, it has a built-in long-term sustainable advantage. New operators of this live entertainment, music and dining venue may maintain continuously its ever-growing customer-embraced concept, or the facility may be adapted to any number of alternative concepts that capitalize on the versatile build-out and highly flexible space layout.

This Pasadena Area dental practice is available for sale with the current selling doctor of dental surgery (DDS) willing to remain aboard to continue to see clients and work for a new owner-operator. The 1,300-square-foot owner-operated facility has historically been leased by a seller-related entity for $2,500 - $4,167 per month ($30k - $50k/year). The premise boasts a prominent high-visibility corner location in a neighborhood setting with plentiful street parking. All of the practice's furniture, fixtures, equipment (with an estimated $100,000 value), and goodwill will be included in the sale. Competition in this Pasadena-adjacent city is considered to be medium. The practice does, however, have a growing recurring client base that management may build from. New operators may capitalize on this practice's attractive location, build-out, and current client base to grow its client census. Management may consider neighborhood outreach to introduce the offering and highlight its new management. They may also contemplate engaging in a number of industry-specific marketing programs, service additions, and other potential avenues for growth.

This 2 location coffee concept with café offering provides its patrons a welcoming neighborhood atmosphere that combines the charm of a cozy coffee house or cafe with the energy of a convivial gathering place, offering a carefully curated menu of coffee, specialty drinks, and light bites. Known for their friendly service and warm atmosphere, this chain has become a go-to destination for area residents and visitors for casual meetups and quiet moments of relaxation. Through their formula for success, the venues have attracted a loyal base of regulars who value quality, consistency, and community connection over name brand chains. This chains locations are 1k and 2.1k square feet, and lease for $5.1k and $5k per month, respectively, on secure long-term leases until January 2027 with options to be negotiated, and April 2028, with two 5 year options. All of the company’s furniture, fixtures, equipment and goodwill will be included in the sale. An estimated $10k in inventory will sold at cost at close in addition to asking price. While the area that both locations are situated in have no shortage of coffee shops and cafés, they mostly resemble quick service concepts or large-scale chains that prioritize convenience over ambiance and character. These independent oriented locations compete by highlighting unique blends, pastries, and aesthetics, while simultaneously balancing quality, ambiance, and community connection in a way that fosters long-term loyalty. This formulate creates an opportunity for these establishments to differentiate themselves and standout in a crowded marketplace. With a strong foundation of loyal customers and a reputation for quality, this brand has significant room to grow by expanding its menu offerings, introducing seasonal specialties, and enhancing its presence through local events and collaborations. There is also opportunity to broaden its reach with catering services, partnerships with nearby businesses, or even additional locations. By leveraging its community-driven appeal and maintaining its commitment to consistency, it is well positioned to capture a larger share of the market and build long-term sustainability. For those with grander plans, the brand has now learned best practices with two different types of retail footprints and in areas with slightly different demographics, which they can capitalized on when opening additional locations.

This Long Beach area bar caters to a diverse community with a host of near-nightly events that include karaoke, shows, and dancing. The venue boasts a stellar location with excellent visibility, parking, an outdoor patio and dance, and the coveted entertainment, dance, and cabaret entitlements, amongst others. Though the business is not required to serve food, it does possess the ability to provide some basic food options and a variety of snacks to help keep patrons fueled through the night. The 6,700 square foot venue (plus patio) leases for $9,776 per month including triple net (NNN) expenses and parking, on a lease until 2028 with one 5-year option. All the business’s furniture, fixture, equipment, goodwill, Type 48 Liquor License and additional associated licenses and permits will be included in the sale. The billiards tables, juke box and video games are not owned, however are on an attractive revenue share. ATM machine receives $1 per transaction. Approximately $5,000 in inventory will be sold at cost at close in addition to purchase price. While the greater Long Beach area hosts a variety of bars catering to a similar client base, few have the type of comprehensive offering that this venue possesses. As a result of their ultra-convenient location with excellent freeway access, the variety of offerings they provide between several distinct and superbly appointed areas, and the breath of their entitlements, this business is a significant and sustainable long-term advantage over competitors that is difficult to compete with or replicate. This multi-faceted operation may benefit from a full-time working owner-operator with hospitality experience to help in the development of events and promotions and to maintain top-notch customer service while minimizing potential waste and wage expenses.

This 10 year old cannabidiol (CBD) company specializes in cream, gel, liquid and capsule health care products. The chemist and engineer driven company formulates its own products in its laboratory and then produces them offsite. Its product line includes trademarked names and is comprised of over 30 skus. The 2 largest drug store chains have carried the product however management preferred not to continue to pursue sales via such outlets. Of the firm's $350,000 in sales only $50,000 are derived from wholesale orders via brokers and distributors. This enterprise operates from an efficient 1,850 square foot facility that leases for $3,000 per month on a short-term lease. As the operation is not reliant on the location it may be moved, though a dramatic relocation may be impactful on staff. Staff includes a manager, an assistant manager and a receptionist each who work 30 hours per week. The owner provides a facility their proprietary concentrate for production. They prefer to not patent products but control their proprietary formulas. This industry appears to be dominated by 4 companies, all of which private label for many brands without their own capability or capacity. This firm also white labels its product, but with a meaningful point of differentiation. Over the past decade the company has perfected their process to provide customers superior benefits. Significant opportunity exists for the company to dramatically scale up production of its customer-embraced products. New management may use enhanced sales and marketing to bolster the exiting direct to consumer sales channels, explore establishing any number of new B2C channels or they may once again delve into wholesaling to big box retailers. The opportunity also exists to capitalize on their formulation process and private label for other brands or even to outsource their own production to focus on sales, marketing, distribution and product development.

This Hancock Park area restaurant with sidewalk seating boasts a high visibility location with a liquor license, and onsite parking. The restaurant offers a cozy, inviting atmosphere in a highly accessible location in an affluent area. The venue is surrounded by a residential neighborhood, which draws steady foot traffic throughout the week. This 1,206 square foot venue leases for $11.4k per month on a lease until 2027 with two 5-year options. The location sublets 700 square feet of its space for $4k/month. While its name and menu will not be included, all of its furniture, fixtures, equipment and Type 47 Liquor License will be included. An estimated $5k in beer, wine and liquor inventory will be sold at cost at close, in addition to purchase price. While other establishments may rely heavily on brand recognition or fast-casual concepts, this restaurant stands out with its authentic Italian offerings and warm, sit-down atmosphere. Its prime location—nestled within a busy retail plaza with strong anchor tenants and ample parking—gives it an edge by capturing both destination diners and spontaneous foot traffic from nearby shoppers and residents. New operators may choose to capitalize on this high visibility corner location to launch any number of concepts. The venue’s location, liquor license and onsite parking lot provide a strong foundation, while its flexible layout, and kitchen equipped with 2 stoves, an oven, grill, griddle and deep fryers, provide management a variety of options when taking the location forward.

This acclaimed wholesale bakery with a retail component is a category leader when it comes to the accolades and media attention bestowed upon it. The wholesale side of the business generates nearly $3M in annual revenues, while the retail side contributes nearly $1M in revenues. The celebrated brand is known for its innovative creations. The wholesale operation supplies nearly 85 coffee shops and cafes as well as prestigious retail chains in Los Angeles and Orange County. It has implemented nationwide shipping for the customer favorites that lend themselves to being frozen. This 6k square foot production facility is available for purchase for $2.775 ml, or a 2-year lease will be offered at $11k/month (gross – with options to be discussed) to assist a buyer through a transition period if they do not have an existing facility and will not purchase this one. The premise has multiple walk-in coolers, a freezer, mixers, large hood, convection and stand-up baking ovens, management offices, storage and a conference room. The 1k square foot retail location leases for nearly $4k/month on a lease until 2025. It is in one of Los Angeles’s most coveted areas. Competition exists on several levels in each of the bakery's product categories. The categories include pastries, cakes, pies, cookies and more. We are hard-pressed to name any competitors with as celebrated a name or that have received the level of accolades, publicity, or media attention that this brand enjoys. New management may choose to grow the burgeoning brand in any number of ways. They may wish to bolster their retail presence in key locations that may be serviced from a central commissary, or they may choose to set up regional commissaries or bake onsite. Alternatively, the celebrated brand may go the retail route to be showcased in grocery or specialty stores, or they can continue to expand their wholesale presence in coffee shops and cafes. Product extensions are also possible and plenty of runway remains to continue to grow with their existing line by penetrating deeper into the existing market or expanding into larger with a larger geographic footprint into adjacent regional markets or beyond.