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Posting ID: 261209
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Posting: 268983 | Available | 7/21/21
Best money making laundromat in la. Great visibility and prime location! 8400 sq. ft. free-standing building in a great demographic prime location. This is one of the best laundromats in the area. Great visibility with ample parking and easy in/out access. Low rent and long-term lease for 25 years.
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$231,000
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Posting: 284432 | Available | 2/14/24
This laundry is located in a busy strip center and on a major intersection. It is very well maintained with easy in and out access and great parking. It is located in a populated area surrounded by lots of apartment complexes.
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$268,000
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$1,300,000
Posting: 262975 | Available | 10/10/20
Exclusive Listing, Coin laundry combined with 4 bays coin car wash at 21,000. Sqf. lot in major Blvd. Newly built up 20 months ago, monthly gross sales have been increasing gradually since its opening, and upside potential for the future. 1031 Exchange is possible. Owner has not been working there.
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$6,100,000
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Posting: 276251 | Available | 3/10/23
For sale is a well-established coin laundromat that has been under the current owner for over 10 years. This is a great location with low rent and steady cash flow.
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$95,000
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Posting: 283817 | Available | 11/12/23
This laundromat is located in a prime San Fernando Valley market area with good parking. The laundromat is 6,000 sq ft. in space with a lot of potential for increased revenue through ancillaries. The business has fallen to unprofitable levels. The equipment is beyond its useful life.
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$295,000
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$363,336
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$690,000
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Posting: 285077 | Available | 4/30/24
This is a rare chance to buy a coin laundromat business with the property! It is a free-standing corner location with great visibility, serving a dense residential zone. They have kind staff and loyal customers in place. It has everything needed to please the customers.
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$3,000,000
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Posting: 285554 | Available | 3/7/24
This coin laundromat is located in a densely populated neighborhood in east Los Angeles with excellent demographics for the business. With a full remodel in 2015 and additional new equipment added within the last two years, this turn-key location is a great investment opportunity for a new owner.
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$535,000
Posting: 261419 | Available | 4/27/24
I am seeking car washes and laundromats. I specialize in coin-operated carwashes with land In the last three months closed all cash escrows for a total of four self-serve carwashes with land and laundromats. I represent multiple clients who know that these businesses might not have financials.
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Posting: 278168 | Available | 1/9/23
Very rare opportunity to purchase a new coin laundry with new equipment and property, now under construction. The expected completion will be around the end of January 2023.
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$4,500,000
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$88,212
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$314,448
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Posting: 265237 | Available | 8/4/23
The owner has good books and records $26,200/average monthly income for the past 12 months. This store is located in Mid Los Angeles 5-10 minutes to downtown L.A and West L.A and built with all Dexter washers and Dryers. 3000 sq ft, New lease available to qualified buyers.
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$345,000
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$400,000
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$850,000
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Posting: 284599 | Available | 1/10/24
This coin laundromat store sales a business and property. The store is located in a densely populated area. The store has recently expanded to get more space and growing the sales. The parking space has over 20 spaces.
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$3,900,000
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Posting: 261493 | Available | 10/6/20
Great Opportunity to Own a Coin Laundry + Property in LA.The coin laundry is an anchor tenant and there is a market as another tenant in the building. This is one of the best coin-operated laundromats in the area. The profit margin is better because of the LOWER sewer charges in this area.
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Posting: 285894 | Available | 3/29/24
This is an asset sale store. It is great for someone whom wants a fixer upper style location to create and built the store with its own unique way of how a laundromat business should be. They have a good mix of equipment from 20lb, 30lb, 60lb, 80lb washers to 30lb stack dryers and larger dryers.
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$100,000
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$177,600
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Posting: 271778 | Available | 2/14/22
Excellent NOHO Laundry available. Very high traffic location with steady regular customer base. Turn key and great for any buyer. Please call for details!
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$210,000
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$435,000
Posting: 286628 | Available | 5/19/24
This laundromat generates high volume and high net income, with books and records ready for review. It features state-of-the-art, brand new washers and dryers, and is very clean and neat. The business is located on a very busy corner in a high-density neighborhood.
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$1,450,000
Posting: 247664 | Available | 10/4/22
We are looking for Coin Laundries, Laundromats to buy in any condition. We are looking at all price ranges, depending on the condition. Please contact us asap if your laundry meets these requirements.
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$318,000
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$868,000
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Posting: 277293 | Available | 11/6/22
High traffic, central Los Angeles laundromat with a healthy, loyal customer base. One owner for 20 years. Many streams of income are in place with the potential for more. Flexible SBL and partial seller financing are available. Dependable staff in place. Unique chance for an established money maker.
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$1,300,000
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$360,000
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Posting: 282215 | Available | 3/1/24
Well-established laundry in the Los Angeles southwest area. It's in a 7-11 shopping center with T-Mobile, all 6 units with good parking. Near a several hundred-unit huge apartment complex, Honey Hole of laundry demographic. Just got a new $150,000. Equipment is included in the price.
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$339,000
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$639,000
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$1,160,000
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Posting: 240277 | Available | 10/10/20
Coin laundry was designated as an essential business during Pandemic. And government supports 6 months SBA loan payments if the escrow is closed before 9/27/2020. The amount would be about $130,000. benefit for the buyer.
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$5,200,000
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$68,500
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$152,400
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Posting: 275461 | Available | 1/11/24
For sale is a neighborhood laundromat in the desirable area of Glendale/La Crescenta with a solid customer base. It's a good income-producing laundry. This is a medium-sized laundry with easy access in and out, good visibility, and parking. All equipment is in good working order and well-maintained.
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$235,000
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$614,400
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$1,152,000
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Posting: 256080 | Available | 10/1/20
Monthly Operating Net Profit: $54,300. Property Tax & Insurance : $3,100. Monthly Net Profit: $51,200. SBA loan: 25% down payment to obtain the SBA loan. 25 years amortization. About prime + 1%. 1031 Exchange is possible. 6 month loan payments are waived by government supports if the buyer get SBA.
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$5,000,000
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$52,800
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$201,000
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Posting: 286439 | Available | 5/7/24
This laundromat is located in a major street with great visibility in a high traffic area. It has easy in and out access with plenty of parking. It is a great starter laundry with excellent potential in a highly desirable area. Reasonable seller!
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$188,000
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$324,000
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$820,000
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Posting: 266328 | Available | 4/8/21
Big Cash Maker CL for sale! All equipment in good condition and no extra investment needed for upgrades. Great appearance and has well trained, loyal staff of attendants in place. Steady regular and new customers arriving constantly. Big net income and rare opportunity for serious buyer. Must see.
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$101,580
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Posting: 285375 | Available | 2/26/24
This coin operated laundromat has an excellent mix of equipment in additional to good parking with easy in and out access. It is a well-established laundromat with an established customer base. It is a prime location in a densely populated rental neighborhood.
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$438,000
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$1,100,000
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Posting: 280575 | Available | 5/4/23
Coin Laundry with property for sale. It is located on a very busy street surrounded by businesses and residential areas in Los Angeles County.
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$5,750,000
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$93,900
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$240,000
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Posting: 286283 | Available | 4/26/24
This coin laundry, which has been well-maintained for over 13 years, is now ready for sale. It is located in a Hispanic populated area at the center of a small shopping center with ample parking and offers very reasonable rent with a long lease available for the new qualified buyer.
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$265,000
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Posting: 286620 | Available | 5/21/24
This laundromat property is available for purchase. This once well-run and profitable laundromat has fallen due to neglect and an eventual closure. This has taken occurred over the last several years. It is now available for acquisition and renovation.
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$69,700,000
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Posting: 282134 | Available | 8/10/23
Rebuilt the existing Coin Laundry and reopened one year ago. Brand new machines, drains, cabinets, water supply system, coin changers, and roof.
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$1,800,000
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$115,765
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$453,410
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Posting: 279398 | Available | 3/12/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Linehaul routes. All routes are contiguous, making load sharing among routes efficient. Each route and supplemental comes with (1) truck and (1) experienced driver already in place. The business has seen double-digit organic growth since its inception.
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$525,000
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