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Type 47 Full Liquor License - For Restaurants
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Seller has retired. This is an Asset Sale of the Liquor License. This is a Type 47, full liquor license for Restaurants. It can be exchanged to a Type 48 Bar/Nightclub license for $100. It may be re-located anyway in Contra Costa County. $8,000 down payment.
San Mateo County, California
Type 47 Full Liquor License - For Restaurants
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Asset Sale! The Liquor License is the Asset Sale. This is a Type 47 full liquor license for Restaurants. It may be relocated anywhere in San Mateo County. It may also be changed to a Type 48 full liquor license for Bars/Nightclubs ($100).
Santa Clara County, California
Type 47 Restaurant Liquor License - Relocatable
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Asset Sale. Premise is vacant. Sale of the Type 47 Restaurant liquor license. Type 47 may be changed to a Type 48 for bars/night clubs for $100. Licenses may be moved anywhere in Santa Clara County. Value of Asset is from $70,000 to $90,000 depending on current Supply and Demand. Currently we have a very good selection of licenses for Santa Clara County.
San Francisco County, California
Type 47 Liquor License - Asset Sale
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Value of San Francisco Type 47 liquor licenses have been selling at $235,000. Seller is asking only $210,000. Asset Sale. Restaurant has closed. Liquor License is for sale. License can be moved throughout San Francisco. San Francisco liquor licenses are sought after therefore, the cost (Demand) is high. Currently Type 47 (Restaurant) and Type 48 (Bar/Nightclub) have been selling from $230,000 to $245,000 depending on availability. We specialize in San Francisco for over 30 years. We know the market, the requirements and always have licenses available.
Alameda County, California
Type 46 Liquor License - Asset Sale
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Restaurant is closed. Asset for sale is the Type 47 Restaurant liquor license which may be exchanged to a Type 48 Bar license for $100. This license can be moved to any area within Alameda County. Other licenses are also available. Value from $35,000 to $50,000.
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