This upscale supermarket is customer-focused, offering products and services to reward their customers with weekly deals, loyalty programs, and a higher level of customer service. Family-owned and operated for many decades, This is a rare opportunity to purchase a legacy store.
Grocery mart for sale in Claremont, CA. Yearly Gross approximately $900,000; Yearly Net Income approximately $216,000; SBA Loan Possible; Selling price $1.19M plus inventory (approximate $70,000); 100% operated by employees. 1031 exchange ok.
East LA located, Well managed Beer & Wine Market for sale! 100 % Hispanic area in most densely populated in LA, easy operation and good margin. Low rent ! Perfect store for the first time market owner!
Liquor store business opportunity for Sale in Fresno City. Business doing currently $70,000 per month average sales. Rent is $3200 per month, Long Lease. ASKING PRICE $439,000 plus inventory. Sign NDA to get additional info.
Great Little Family Market. Biz established more than 30 yrs. 2000 SQ, 7days 9 to 9. Rent $2500, Lease 6+5, Gross $630K & Net $130K Annually. Extra Lotto & ATM income $1200 Monthly. Owner is retired. Best store who want a stable income.
3,000 sq. ft. Rent: $4,000 (including CAM). Gross Income: $55K to $58K/month. Net: $13K/month. Store located near lots of apartments. Very safe area. Potential: Market with leased meat dept. $900 Mo . Business Hours: 8am to 8pm. Margin over 35%. City has plans to build more apartments near market.
Has been there for many decades and this market property is a historic building in San Pedro. Motivated seller is offering this well established business with the food permit, very reasonable rent. Asking price $269,000. Gross sales are $720,000 yr. Net profit is approx $ 72,000 yr. 3,500 sq ft.
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.
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.
Seller financing to well qualified buyer for this newly rebuilt in 2014, this has 2,578 SF with 700 SF outbuilding. All new with permits all new equipment with a complete kitchen ready to be installed. Only market in the area. Established in 1943 complete upgraded in 2014.
Big size supermarket for Kern County CA. There is no competition nearby main road traffic plus residential area customer foot in traffic. This market sells household grocery products, cigarettes, and other convenience store items. Also, the store has produce and Mexican food products.
For sale is a high-volume grocery/liquor store with property in Sacramento. A full beer, wine, and liquor license is included with NO conditions. Store Sales are $140k + @ 33%-35% profit.
This greater Silverlake/Glendale area market combines a carefully curated assortment of natural and organic wines, beers, spirits and beverages, food, merchandise and home goods with organic produce, breads and specialty provisions sourced locally to ensure freshness.
This high end market is conveniently located inside the retail area of one of the most luxurious apartment communities in North San Jose. This business is a famous contemporary market stocking snacks, Organic products, groceries, beer, and wine selections.
For sale is a beer & wine drive-in thru market in a good location with short business hours (8am~7pm). Time extension would bring higher potential. It has been a semi-absentee operation for more than 20 years. The sales are $65,000/month. Rent is $4,300 including NNN.
This is a truck stop for sale in a growing area off 99. Sits on 2.5 acre ground, offers a mini mart that is over 5,000 sq ft. and a franchise food restaurant. 6 MPDs for diesel and 4 for gasoline. E85 gasoline makes approximately 1 dollar per gallon, (next E85 is 25 miles apart from this site).
Liquor business with value for money is for sale. The business is run by employees and the current opening time is from 8 AM to 10 PM. The buyer will have a new lease and the rent was fixed for the last 10 years at $2,550 per month gross.
Excellent neighborhood market with beer and wine license. Store is right in the middle of residential neighborhood. Huge upside potential with more inventory, adding deli, money services, check cashing, ext. Price includes the commercial property and the business. Inventory will be plus.
Liquor store business opportunity, business established over 70 years. Liquor store business opportunity for sale in Santa Clara county. Business doing currently $50,000 per month average sales. Rent is $4560 per month, plus NNN $500 long. Asking price $198,000 plus inventory.
For sale is a brand-new gas station with a convenience store. It opened last year 2023. It is available for purchase including the real estate property and a hard liquor license. The store size is 4,200 sq ft. The drive-thru QSR is 900 sq ft. and is leased for $3,500 per month.
This is a highly profitable Liquor store with increasing sales per month. It has approx 40%+ margin and a minimum 35 cents margin on 37,000 gallon/month fuel sales. It has limited competition. It is approx. 4,000 sq ft. The seller replaces the pumps with new ones last year.
For sale is a market with a beer & wine license and check cashing business. Property is included. This market has been owned for 20 years by one owner. This store is located in a residential area. Its size is 2,500 sq. ft and the lot is 7,300 sq. ft. Check cashing brings in $1.8M-2M.
This property was built in 1965 and has been remolded. 2,700 SF is one sortie, Land Acres 0.63 AC Zoning C2 Sacramento, and is two separate parcels, and is a market and a full kitchen.
This is a well-established convenience store with a beer and wine license. There is high potential to increase business if the new owner adds new liquor, check cashing, money orders, WIC, hot foods, and or increases operating hours.
This store sales beer & wine license with property and 4 bed 2 bath house (different parcel). This store's margin is 40-45%. The store located a densely populated area. The store size is 2,600 sq.Lottery and scratches incomes $2,600 and house rental income is $2,100. SBA is available.
Beer and wine market. Sales are $42,000/month. Semi-absentee run. Extra income is $37,500/year from lotto. Rent is $2,500. Current owner has ran for 17 years. Number of parking spots. Business hours are 8:30am - 9:30pm. Located in Los Angeles. Hispanic area. Good for first time buyer.
For sale is a convertible beer and wine market with land and a house in the back. The market is 2,225 sq ft., the house is 1,900 sq ft., and the corner lot is 9,853 sq ft. It was built in 1952. Cash offers only and need proof of funds.
For sale is a high-end convenience store with beer, wine, coffee, and a deli. This is a take-out restaurant business with great net profit/income. The amazing location has no competition. Call for more info. Buyers only please.
This is a great opportunity to make $40k per month. The owner is retiring and has been there since 2001 (23 years). It is very profitable and is in a Latino neighborhood. It is open from 8am-7:30pm. There is 1 full-time and 1 part-time employees for wages of $8,100 per month.
This beer and wine market is located in a nice neighborhood. Plenty of front parking. The current owner has another job and cannot run this business. Used to be a Circle K location. Employee run, absentee owner. Reasonable asking price. Monthly gross: $33,000.
For sale is a well-established halal market with strong monthly sales of $250,000+/- per mo. They have strong bottom line profits, and short hours, 8 am to 9 pm daily It is 5,500 sq. ft. for $7,500.00 + NNN $1,014 on a 15-year lease. There are 15 employees and their monthly sales are $250,000.
For sale is a great opportunity to purchase this family-owned and operated Mediterranean market & deli in the Antelope Valley area. The average gross sales are $70K. The rent is about $3,000 per month including NNN. There are 2 years of lease left plus 5+5. It is consistently growing.
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.
Discover this exceptional opportunity to own a well-established neighborhood store, conveniently situated across from a middle school. Over the years, it has built a loyal customer base, becoming an integral part of the local community. New owners can easily expand into delivery and online sales.
This business has existed for the last 40 years in the center location of San Jose. This is the first restaurant and grocery store ever opened in the Bay area. It has a great customer base. The hood size is 12 feet. The seller may carry a note, or partnership depending on the terms and conditions.
Turn key operation, market with beer & wine. With a high-end wine list and craft beer and also has Italian cuisine/pizza, pasta, salads, sandwiches, and very beautiful and delicious desserts. The restaurant caters to high-end clientele. The restaurant has indoor and outdoor seating.
For sale is an employee-run market near downtown. The owner is selling to retire for health concerns, The opening hours are every day from 10:00 am-9:00 pm. There is no meat or produce and it is easy to operate. There is room for growth/lots of potential and no competition.
Grocery mart for sale in Claremont, CA. Yearly Gross approximately $900,000; Yearly Net Income approximately $216,000; SBA Loan Possible; Selling price $1.19M plus inventory (approximate $70,000); 100% operated by employees. 1031 exchange ok.
For sale is a beer and wine market located within walking distance of the beach. It is at a corner location with great visibility. It has a very low rent at $1,750 per month. It was completely remodeled. You just need to stock up and stay competitive. It has a nice net income of $14k per month.
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