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Business brokerage services in the LA and Orange County areas. I use three different offices -Torrance, Buena Park, and Irvine.
Business brokerage services in the LA and Orange County areas. I use three different offices -Torrance, Buena Park, and Irvine.
For sale is a great and well-established Korean restaurant in the affluent and dynamic Valley community of Los Angeles. It has a great rent of $9,000 including NNN with plenty of parking spaces in the lot. its current monthly sale is $120,000. Its location is in the busy area. Posting #: 286499 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is a sushi restaurant at a great location in the affluent Simi Valley. The current monthly sale is $85,000. 2,000 sqft, Rent $9,800 including NNN. Beer/Wine License. SBA Loan available. Posting #: 291108 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Great Location in the busy major supermarket of Northridge. The current monthly sale is $16,000. The operator pays 36% of the sale for rent, all utilities and franchise fee. Posting #: 291109 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Great Location in the center of Koreatown of Buena Park/Fullerton area. Its rent is about $5,900. It serves coffee, soft drinks and Korean snacks. Posting #: 291111 Posted by: Cheong Won.
This is an asset sale located in a prime location on Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown. The space is 950 square feet, with a rental cost of $4,000 per month, including utilities. It is ideal for serving coffee, drinks, or desserts. Please note, there is no hood installed in the space. Posting #: 290101 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is an Asian Dessert Shop. Its size is about 1,200 sqft. Its rent is about $6,300 including NNN. Hood, Walk-in Cooler & Grease Trap. The buyer can convert it into other menu with the landlord's approval. Posting #: 292273 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Famous Sushi Restaurant in the community shopping center. Its monthly sale is about $80,000 with good rent of $6,400. Beer/Wine License. Clean & Well maintained Restaurant Posting #: 292274 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Famous Teppan restaurant located in the regional shopping center. Average monthly sale is about $160,000 with the rent of $21,000. Semi-Absentee Owner. Posting #: 292275 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is an asset-sale fast-food joint in a good location. The space is equipped with a 14-foot hood, a walk-in cooler, and a grease trap, making it ideal for a Mexican, American, or fusion quick-service restaurant. The property is 840 square feet with a patio, and the rent is only $4,500. Posting #: 289994 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is a well-established sushi restaurant in the community that has 4.6 stars on Yelp! Currently, the restaurant is open 5.5 days a week with an A La Carte Menu. It is a good size of 1,800 sq ft. with a great rent of $1,800 including NNN and plenty of parking spaces. Posting #: 283144 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For an asset sale. This property is in a good location in K-town, Los Angeles, with a size of 1,250 square feet. The rent is $5,500, including NNN. A hood and grease trap are already installed, making it ideal for any fast food or fusion menu. Posting #: 290057 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Great Location in Little Tokyo of Los Angeles downtown. Its current monthly sale is about $25,000. Its size is about 900 sqft with extra storage space with 13 ft long hood & grease trap. Great for brunch to-go joint. Posting #: 290590 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Great Location on Wilshire in Koreatown. Its size is about 1,200 sqft with 10 ft long hood. Great for brunch to-go & catering joint. Its rent is only $5,000 including utilities. Posting #: 290591 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Asset Sale. Great Location of famous shopping center in Mission Viejo. Its size is about 2,100 sqft with rent of $10,500 including NNN. Famous & Well established in the community. Beer/wine License. Absentee Owner. Posting #: 292734 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Good Location in the affluent community. Its annual sale is about 1 million dollars. The rent is about $7,640 including NNN. Beer/wine License. Absentee Owner. Posting #: 292733 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Asset Sale. This is an urgent sale of American Brunch Cafe located in the affluent community of Rancho Cucamonga. The current monthly sales is about 35,000 with absentee owner. It size is about 1,250 sqft plus spacious enclosed patio. The rent is $9,500, which includes NNN. Posting #: 290179 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is a great and well-established Korean tofu restaurant in the dynamic Koreatown of Los Angeles. It has a great rent of $7,000 including NNN with plenty of parking spaces in the lot. its current monthly sale is $90,000. Its location is in the busy area. Posting #: 289206 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Great Location in the busy shopping center in Chino Hills. The average monthly sale is about $57,000. Its size is about 1,800 sqft with rent $7,300 including NNN. Recently remodeled with Long Hood, Walk-in Cooler & Grease Trap. Posting #: 291518 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Great Location in commercial, residential & office building area. Its current monthly sale is about $50,000++ with 5.5 days open. Its size is about 1,200 sqft with long hood, walk-in cooler & grease trap. Great for walk-in & to-go customers. Posting #: 290592 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is a casual Japanese ramen restaurant in the busy Hollywood shopping mall. Its current monthly sale is about $60,000. The current owner can't pay attention to the business because of family matters. It has just been remodeled in the community shopping center. Posting #: 283587 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Good location surrounded by super warehouses and residential area. Open 5.5 days a week. Hood & Grease Trap. Current monthly sale is around $45,000 with good rent of $5,200 including NNN. Easy operation and management. Posting #: 292649 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Well Established & Famous. Located on Ventura Blvd. 1,400 sqft Rent $12,900. Current Monthly Sale $70,000. Absentee Owner. Posting #: 292612 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Great Location with Office Buildings & Residence. Its size is about 1,000 sqft and rent $4,950 including NNN. Its sales is growing month by month. Once the owner handles it directly, it will be a lot better than now. Posting #: 292611 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is a newly established Korean snack shop in the busy Northridge area. The current monthly sale is over $33,000. Its size is 1,100 sq. ft and its rent is $4,000 including NNN. It currently serves Korean drinks and street food. Posting #: 285741 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Asset Sale. Good Location near CSU Fullerton. Well-maintained. 1,350 sqft. Rent $8,600 including NNN. Long Hood & Grease Trap. Posting #: 291444 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Well Established Franchise BBQ Chicken in the affluent Asian community. Its current monthly sale is about $90,000. Its size is about 1,000 sqft with the rent of $6,800 including NNN. Absentee Owner. Famous Franchise Store. Posting #: 290254 Posted by: Cheong Won.
Well-established franchise store. The monthly net sales are $78,000 and the net profit is $10,000+. It is absentee owned at a good location. Its current rent is about $8,950 including NNN. Posting #: 290294 Posted by: Cheong Won.
For sale is a great and well-established Poke restaurant. Its monthly sale is currently around $45,000. Its size is about just 800 sq ft. with a great rent of $6,100 including NNN. Its location is always busy with commercial and residential traffic. Easy Operation and Management. Posting #: 289831 Posted by: Cheong Won.
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