Status: Off The Market
Posting ID: 251091
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NOTE: This BizBen Posting #251091 Liquor Store in Orange County is currently INACTIVE Today (Either: It's In Escrow, It's Sold, or Is Off The Market Temporarily) - Please See Today's ACTIVE Postings below that match this posting's attributes. For your convenience there are also helpful links below to assist you in your search to buy or sell a small to mid-sized business that matches your criteria. Thank you for using BizBen.com.
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$180,000
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Posting: 286355 | Available | 5/1/24
This liquor store is situated in a very safe area in Orange County, making it an excellent location. It boasts ample parking space and shows great potential.
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$650,000
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$1,020,000
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$560,000
Posting: 275025 | Available | 9/22/22
Absentee-run, 6-day open liquor store with wine tasting bar in Orange for sale. Invested more than $600,000. Store size: 4100 sq. ft. Full kitchen, wine bar, and deli. Opened before the pandemic. Sales are increasing. Current monthly sales are $85,000. 1 full, 10 part-time employees. 7+10 year lease
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$580,000
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$1,500,000
Posting: 273591 | Available | 1/5/24
This is a great opportunity to own a high volume liquor store with property in a very desirable location. The current owner has been at this business for more than 10 very successful years. The location has very good customers with a high end demographic. Serious buyers only.
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$5,500,000
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$1,200,000
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$750,000
Posting: 286016 | Available | 5/8/24
The liquor store and property with the rental income next to the liquor store. It is all employee-run. There are limited liquor stores in the area. It has good margins, and no competition around if adding EBT can increase monthly sales.
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$2,750,000
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$1,450,000
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Posting: 270941 | Available | 11/14/21
This is well established and maintained liquor store for sale in La Mirada. it is located on the corner with heavy traffic. and is easily accessible an ample parking lots. the surrounding area mainly consist of apartments, houses, commercials, and a variety of other businesses. Huge-sized store.
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$980,000
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$100,000
Revenue
$392,000
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$275,000
Posting: 286045 | Available | 4/8/24
The liquor store is a retail business that primarily sells prepackaged liquors, wines, beers, and lotto tickets. It is situated in a great area with a long lease and a spacious size, near Fountain Valley and adjacent to Mile Square Park. With the right buyer, it is possible to secure an SBA loan.
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$299,000
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$120,000
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$540,000
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$35
Posting: 264137 | Available | 9/8/21
Cozy, but very profitable liquor in North Orange County, safe neighborhood, highly margin as compare to other area, possible to manage by one person. Must see it. Monthly sale : $50,000. Profit margin 40%. SBA loan still possible.
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$180,000
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$72,000
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$780,000
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Posting: 272149 | Available | 8/17/22
Liquor store located with huge residential neighborhood, currently 100% employee running, loyal customers, Low rent, rare opportunity to own a well maintained store in North Orange County. Average monthly sale : 65,000. Overall profit margin: 32%.
Asking Price
$380,000
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$120,000
Revenue
$700,000
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$35
Posting: 285012 | Available | 2/5/24
For sale is a rare liquor store in north OC, this store has been operated by 100% employees. The owner has some family issue and wants move to another location. This store has good parking space and is also a very good size to add up more inventory. The rent is very reasonable with long lease terms.
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$390,000
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$1,056,000
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$498,000
Posting: 282398 | Available | 8/24/23
This is an upscale liquor store with a wine bar and tasting area in Orange County for sale. They have a full kitchen with a hot grill. It is absentee-run. They have a long-term lease for 6 plus 10 years and clean financial records. They serve excellent private wine parties starting at $2,000.
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$498,000
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$84,000
Revenue
$396,000
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$50
Posting: 285631 | Available | 3/13/24
For sale is a liquor store that has had the same owner since 2015. The owner is ready to move on and move out of state. It is located close to Cal State Fullerton. The store is 1,200 sq ft. for a monthly rent of $5,000 + $1,500 (NNN) and lease terms of 3 years. The monthly gross is $33,000.
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$135,000
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$70,000
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$300,000
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Posting: 285704 | Available | 4/18/24
For sale is a liquor store that is open 6 days a week (Sun & holiday closed). Short hours from 8:00am-7:30pm , 8:00am-6:00pm (Saturday). The opening hours can be extended. It is a liquor store with big potential, so the best for beginners. No Lottery, No EBT, No ATM, NO check cashing. Rent $ 1800/m
Asking Price
$79,000
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$1,150,000
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$600,000
Posting: 285148 | Available | 4/22/24
A fantastic opportunity awaits with this well-appointed liquor store, complete with the property for sale. Situated in a prime, highly visible location at a bustling intersection teeming with traffic, this store boasts excellent exposure. It was recently remodeled at 3,000 sq ft.
Asking Price
$2,250,000
Cash flow
$60,000
Revenue
$372,000
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$50
Posting: 282860 | Available | 9/15/23
This liquor store is located on a major street with a coin laundry and motel next door in a high traffic area. It has a good profit margin at 40%. The partnership broke up and forced the sale. Rent is only $3,100/month. They have a clean ABC license and there are no restrictions.
Asking Price
$175,000
Cash flow
$144,000
Revenue
$720,000
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$150,000
Posting: 284602 | Available | 1/10/24
This is the first time this liquor store has been on the market for sale in 33 years. The seller would like to retire after the sale. The lease has 1.6 years left, however, the buyer will have a new lease. The rent is currently $3,850/month. Check cashing permit in place (currently not operating).
Asking Price
$400,000
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$1,750,000
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$1,750,000
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$1,250,000
Posting: 284942 | Available | 4/26/24
Established in 2007, with a consistent owner-operator, this upscale liquor store, strategically located, offers a variety of hot food and deli sandwiches. Operating under the same ownership since its inception, the business boasts impressive financials and substantial profitability.
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$1,250,000
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$500,000
Posting: 277051 | Available | 10/24/22
For sale is a liquor and grocery store doing about $150k/month in store sales plus about 10k gallon/m at almost a $1/gallon margin. The profit from gas pays the rent. There is a laundromat on the premises that if remodeled can bring in additional income. This business has almost no competition.
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$1,250,000
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Posting: 280307 | Available | 4/26/24
This Sonoma County California ABC Type-47 Full Liquor License can be used on premises for a restaurant or may be converted to a Type 48 for a bar, tavern, or nightclub. This license is transferable to any location in Sonoma County, California.
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$160,000
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Posting: 286517 | Available | 5/10/24
A recently remodeled excellent liquor store with a deli is currently for sale, which includes a house situated behind the liquor store. Additionally, Krispy Krunch Chicken is available at this location. The house can be rented for $1,500 a month. Property and business are both in the sale.
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$1,950,000
Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$1,440,000
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$1,250,000
Posting: 282019 | Available | 2/22/24
For sale is a liquor store - its size is more than 4,500 sq. ft and the lot size is more than 7,000 sq. ft. The total net sales income after all expenses is about $240,000 / year.
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$3,750,000
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Posting: 276344 | Available | 9/18/22
Liquor store located in Los Angeles County at a strip shopping center consisting of several other businesses. You can be your own boss and expand the business. The liquor store owners are looking to add another store. High-density population in the given area. Gross sale is $70,000, rent is $1600.
Asking Price
$575,000
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$60,000
Revenue
$660,000
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$150,000
Posting: 276559 | Available | 12/19/23
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.
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$249,999
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$500,000
Posting: 282884 | Available | 3/25/24
It's a profitable liquor store in Alameda County. Seller claims $100,000 in monthly sales. Store has no Lotto, EBT and internet sales.Lease expires in 2026. Landlord is willing to give new Lease to the qualified buyer. An owner operator can make $250,000 Net. Asking Price $595,000
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$595,000
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$720,000
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$249,999
Posting: 284198 | Available | 1/16/24
Whether you're an experienced entrepreneur or a newcomer, this turnkey business is ready for a smooth transition. All the hard work has been done so step in and continue the success modern design in a great South end of San Fernando Valley location.
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$249,999
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$600,000
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Posting: 284066 | Available | 3/1/24
This is a good liquor store that has potential and an ample parking lot. The rent is $3,500/month It is semi-absentee run.
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$265,000
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Posting: 284951 | In Escrow | 3/1/24
For sale is a neighborhood convenience store with beer and wine with liquor, in Lodi, a busy populated location with $140,000 gross sales per month. There is a Lotto + ATM for additional income and it is 2,650 square feet. An inventory of $450,000 is not included in the purchase price. -IN ESCROW!
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$1,350,000
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$960,000
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Posting: 286537 | Available | 5/12/24
A rare opportunity exists to own a well-established liquor store with gas, operating on a large commercial-zoned real estate lot with short operating hours. The monthly rent from two rental properties amounts to $6,250.
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$2,600,000
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$300,000
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Posting: 277906 | Available | 5/8/24
This is a liquor store for sale. This liquor store is located in a busy intersection. The size of the liquor store is 2,500 sq. ft and rent is $6,000 including CAM. The monthly sale is $60,000. There is extra income from check cashing ($10,000 commission) and a food truck that is doing $50,000/m.
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$450,000
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Posting: 263995 | Available | 6/17/22
This is an opportunity to own one of the largest collections of antique plumbing fixtures and parts in the United States - at a discounted price! The inventory ranges from beautiful, turn-of-the-century clawfoot tubs and rib-cage showers, to beautifully decorated China toilets and sinks!
Asking Price
$349,000
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