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Posting ID: 231814
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NOTE: This BizBen Posting #231814 Free Standing Liquor Store With Real Estate in Torrance, LA 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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Posting: 273967 | Available | 6/27/22
This store sales liquor store with property for sale in Los Angeles, CA. This building is a free standing with big parking lot. Monthly sales revenue is around $135,000.The Lottery income is over 50,000/year. Asking price is $2.35million. All of this information was given by the seller.
Asking Price
$2,350,000
Cash flow
$96,000
Revenue
$480,000
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$150,000
Posting: 282781 | Available | 9/12/23
The liquor store near FWY 5 and 134 is for sale. The business is located in a small shopping center. The lease is 3 years left and rent is currently $3,678 per month. Store opening time is currently from 8 AM to 9 PM. The size of the store is 1,900 SF.
Asking Price
$220,000
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$216,000
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$960,000
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$350,000
Posting: 286240 | Available | 4/23/24
This liquor store near SoFi Stadium is for sale. The store opening time is from 7 AM to 10 PM. Lease has 15 years left and rent is $7,500 NNN. Lotto income is monthly $5,400 and store size is about 3,500 SF. This business has a huge potential for sales increase.
Asking Price
$825,000
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$100,000
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$450,000
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$220,000
Posting: 278450 | Available | 8/29/23
This is a low-rent, long-term leased liquor store in La Habra for sale. The store size is 1,700 sq ft. The monthly rent is a total of $3,100 per month ($2,250+$850(NNN)). The business hours are 9 am-10 pm. It has been run for 7 years by the same owner and has more than 30 years of business history.
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$220,000
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$2,200,000
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$1,000,000
Posting: 278855 | Available | 2/5/23
Prime corner location on busy main street. 3 employees are working and the seller works half day. The high volume of 110,000/month sales and high margins over 40% to 50%. No check cashing and money order. 60% of customers are black and 40% are Hispanics.
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$3,700,000
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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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$1,320,000
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$2,000,000
Posting: 282793 | In Contract | 9/12/23
Long-established liquor store business with retail units. Major street location. Safe area. Liquor store plus 2 additional tenants. Good margins. Currently no EBT (potential if added). Plenty of street parking.
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$2,900,000
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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
Cash flow
$84,000
Revenue
$540,000
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$50
Posting: 285262 | Available | 2/20/24
For sale is a liquor store located on a major street with lots of traffic. They have high-end clients like athletes and movie stars that come to the store. It is next to motels and movie studios. There is potential to grow business with more inventory.
Asking Price
$275,000
Cash flow
$200,000
Revenue
$690,000
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$25
Posting: 264173 | Available | 6/27/22
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.
Asking Price
$1,650,000
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$960,000
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$800,000
Posting: 285901 | Available | 3/29/24
For sale is a liquor store with property. A 2 bedroom 1 bath house is included in the back. They have good parking space on the side of the property with easy street parking. It is in a mixed area near LAX airport with no ABC conditions. They have Lotto and accept EBT. It is around 2,600 sq ft.
Asking Price
$3,200,000
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$540,000
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Posting: 251918 | Available | 10/9/23
For sale is a nicely remodeled liquor story with the property. It is in a good location and is semi-absentee run. The lot size is 8,000 sq ft. and The size of the store of the business is 1,382 sq ft. The hours are from 9 am-11/12 pm. It has ample parking spaces.
Asking Price
$1,250,000
Cash flow
$300,000
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$1,260,000
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Posting: 280289 | Available | 4/20/23
Liquor Store with the Property near LAX. The asking Price is $2,100,000. Gross Sales $1,260,000 / yr. Net Profit $300,000 / yr. Property Lot size: 9,085 sq ft. Parking Space: 15. Potential if adding EBT.
Asking Price
$2,100,000
Cash flow
$240,000
Revenue
$1,260,000
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$500,000
Posting: 284360 | Available | 4/30/24
For sale is a liquor store and property that can get potential rental income from the back side of the liquor. It has a great parking lot on the side and back of the store and it is usually run by employees with 1 manager. It is located inside the neighborhood with limited competition. back-market
Asking Price
$2,495,000
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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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$1,920,000
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$950,000
Posting: 284862 | Available | 4/29/24
This is a liquor store with a size of 5,800 sq ft., including upstairs and a big storage room in the back of the property. The upstairs is a 2 bed 1 bath (potential to rent out). There is great front parking space and easy to get in and out. There is a big back storage room for stocking inventory.
Asking Price
$3,499,000
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$204,000
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$1,200,000
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Posting: 275816 | Available | 11/23/22
Liquor and real estate for sale in Los Angeles County, CA. This is your chance to own your business on your property at a reasonable price. The store has been established for over 30 years and there are 3 full-time employees and owner works. It is semi-absentee run.
Asking Price
$1,400,000
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$600,000
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$125,000
Posting: 277228 | Available | 11/2/22
For sale is a liquor store located on a very busy street in Torrance, CA. It has a very reasonable rent and lease length. It is very visible with high traffic. The owner will be retiring. The average monthly sales are $50,000 and the asking price is $290,000.
Asking Price
$290,000
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$240,000
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$1,000,000
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Posting: 285183 | Available | 4/15/24
Located in a predominantly Latino neighborhood characterized by high foot traffic, this store boasts a substantial volume of business. With a remarkably low monthly rent of $2,800, the opportunity for profit is substantial. The potential to accept EBT could further increase revenue streams.
Asking Price
810,000 (Reduced)
Cash flow
$95,000
Revenue
$540,000
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$170,000
Posting: 279929 | Available | 1/10/24
This liquor and wine shop is on the west side of Los Angeles, CA in a heavy car traffic location. There is a parking space in the back of the liquor store for 2. The business hours are short and extended hours can be big potential. The current business hours are 8-10 pm (no ABC condition).
Asking Price
$225,000
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Posting: 276343 | Available | 9/18/22
Good for a first-time buyer or who is looking for a second location to 100% help run the store. . Gross sales are $50,000. Lotto 48,000/annually. The lease has a 10 year/5 year option. The current owner has run it for over 20 years. The rent is $4,000.
Asking Price
$265,000
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$78,000
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$600,000
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$299,000
Posting: 286135 | Available | 4/15/24
This well-established liquor store is ideally situated in the vibrant neighborhood of Koreatown. It boasts a loyal customer base from the surrounding community. After 12 years of successful operation and hands-on management alongside dedicated employees, the current owner has decided to retire.
Asking Price
$299,000
Cash flow
$360,000
Revenue
$2,200,000
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$650,000
Posting: 285646 | Available | 4/18/24
For sale is a hot location that is absentee-run with a high margin of 45%. They used to sell $180,000/month (off sale $90,000 & online sale $90,000). Their open hours are from 9am-2am. It is 3,000+ sq ft. with upstairs. They have a new lease (5+5 years) and rent is $9,200 including NNN.
Asking Price
$1,600,000
Cash flow
$140,400
Revenue
$840,000
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$35
Posting: 281109 | Available | 6/8/23
Well-organized liquor store for sale, busy street location with mixed commercial and residential area, with reasonable rent and long lease term. Good Lotto income as extra (not included in monthly sales), perfect store for family-running buyers.
Asking Price
$435,000
Cash flow
$450,000
Revenue
$2,000,000
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$2,000,000
Posting: 281505 | Available | 10/15/23
This is a long-established high-volume liquor store with lots of potential and a strip center included in the sale. The owner works a couple of hours a day. It is on a busy street in central Los Angeles. The store grosses approximately $ 170,000-180,000 a month.
Asking Price
$4,500,000
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$72,000
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$720,000
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Posting: 266972 | Available | 3/18/21
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.
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$269,000
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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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Posting: 275839 | Available | 8/18/22
Bay area, nice and clean. Ample parking lot store size of 2200 sqft. Gross sales $60,000. Rent is $5773 3+5yr lease remaining. 100% help run. Present owner has owned for 22 years. Inventory is approximately $100,000. Good for a new buyer or family run.
Asking Price
$350,000
Cash flow
$101,589
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$1,073,930
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Posting: 279551 | Available | 3/7/23
Multi-Unit Automotive Service Franchises. Locations in Hoover and Clanton Alabama. Each location is a fully staffed 6 bay full-service automotive service center with a presence in the community for many years. There is management in place at each location with experienced staff.
Asking Price
$375,000
Cash flow
$430,567
Revenue
$1,949,914
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Posting: 285677 | Available | 3/15/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground 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. Business has seen double digit organic growth since inception.
Asking Price
$1,250,000
Cash flow
$158,558
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$1,367,896
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Posting: 283426 | Available | 10/17/23
Operating out of a new showroom in one of the busiest shopping areas in Birmingham, this fast-growing franchised flooring business offers multiple flooring options from all of the major suppliers including hardwood, laminate, carpet, tile, and stone. With their three mobile showrooms.
Asking Price
$375,000
Cash flow
$240,869
Revenue
$873,841
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Posting: 284215 | Available | 2/2/24
Well-established and highly profitable FedEx Ground 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. Business has seen double digit organic growth since inception.
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$550,000
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