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san bruno, california
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2 results for businesses in "San Bruno California"
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San Bruno, California
Dry Cleaners
$ 389,999
CF : $ 265,000
High Volume Dry Cleaner Business on El Camino real. This store is busy store for long time. Size of the store is 2000sq and rent is $5000 per month. 2025 sale was almost $500,000 a year including agency and city uniforms. There are 2 employees and husband and wife is working. *Selling reason : Retire. *Boiler and shirts machine were changed. *Net profit shows $265,000 in year 2025 on tax return. *PG & E : $1200.

San Bruno, California
Japanese and Korean fusion restaurant for sale in San Bruno near Casino
$ 268,000
apanese and Korean restaurant for sale in San Bruno. Cozy late-night sushi and Korean fusion with vibrant menu presentations. Located strategically near SF airport and casino. Fully operational, well-equipped restaurant in a prime location. For parking there was a good amount of street parking. There is long 18 type 1 hood , walk in cooler and with good amount of kitchen equipments. Recently renovated with added value. Approximately 2000 square feet with plenty of seating. lease amount is $4366.00
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