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***E-2 Buyer eligible*** Please provide your contact information to automatically receive the NDA and Buyer Profile form. Asking Price: $399,000 Sales: ~$505,000 Seller's Discretionary Earnings (2023, 2024, 2025): ~$67,000 Rent: ~$5,170.48 all-inclusive (CAM) Lease: 8/31/2034 Size: 1,318 sf Operation: Absentee-operated business with management in place. Significant opportunity for an owner-operator to improve profitability through hands-on oversight, local marketing, and operational efficiencies. Employees: 1FT, 7PT Inventory between $3,000 to $10,000 is not included in the asking price.
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Clean Juice Franchise Agoura Hills, CA - Twin Oaks Shopping Center! "A Busy 98,399 SqFt Neighborhood Center Anchored By Ralphs Fresh Fare, Vons & Westlake Ace Hardware" The go-to destination for fresh, organic and delicious fuel for one’s day. A popular juice bar that specializes in freshly made juices, smoothies and cold-pressed juice cleanses. Along with healthy and delicious small bites including energizing acai bowls and protein packed toasts & sandwiches, plus assorted snacks. All made with organic, high-quality ingredients. They also offer vegan, gluten-free and custom options. Plus, a kid’s menu and seasonal items. Clean food for the whole family! Popular Offerings at Clean Juice Agoura Hills: * Cold-Pressed Juices (& Milks) - packed with vitamins and nutrients to detox, energize or restore * Smoothies & Protein Smoothies - blended with fresh fruit, greens and superfoods * Acai Bowls - topped with granola, banana and other fresh toppings * Toasts & Sandwiches - delicious flavors from fresh ingredients * Juice Packs & Cleanses - 100% USDA Certified Organic juice cleanse packages to reset your system Simple operation - counter service. Dine-out, carryout, pickup and 3rd party delivery, plus catering. Online ordering also available. Plus, an app rewards program. Features a cool modern design that attracts customers and enhances the in-store experience. Its small footprint is perfect for on-the-go orders, plus this location offers a few seats out front. Established franchise location for over 4 years. Asset sale - all furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) included. Currently absentee owned and operated. Keep the current concept, a similar concept or bring your own to this incredible location! Prime retail space in Twin Oaks Shopping Center, a busy 98,399 sqft neighborhood center anchored by Ralphs Fresh Fare, Vons and Westlake Ace Hardware. Along with many sought-after tenants including AFC Urgent Care, Agoura Hills Animal Hospital, CVS, Ferrum Fitness, Great Clips, Kumon Math & Reading Center, Loves Pets, Mimo Jewelers, Nail Spa, Orangetheory Fitness, Postal Annex, Raul’s Barbershop, Tic Toc Cleaners, The UPS Store and more. As well as other popular eating & drinking establishments such as Azuki Tea, Carl’s Jr, Cronies Sports Grill, Italia Deli & Bakery, Maria’s Italian Kitchen, Parma’s Pizzeria, O-R Thai, Starbucks, Subway, Taco Bell, The Latigo Kid Mexican Restaurant, Yum Yum Donuts and more. Perfectly situated at the intersection of Kanan Rd and Thousand Oaks Blvd, a high-visibility and high-traffic location in the heart of the Agoura Hills. This convenient retail hub also serves the surrounding communities of Westlake Village, Calabasas and Thousand Oaks. And ideally located in an affluent area with strong demographics - 39,500 residents (56,000 daytime visitors), an average household income exceeding $200,000 and homes valued over $1.2 million within a 3-mile radius. Feel free to stop by the location as a customer first. This is a HIGHLY confidential listing, DO NOT talk to any owners, employees or patrons. If interested, please email Nicole Rayborn at [email protected] or call 208-967-0748 for more information. Showings by appointment only outside of business hours. Listed By Nicole Rayborn at EatZ & Associates
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Rare opportunity to acquire a new drive-thru Jamba Juice and Auntie Anne’s co-brand location in Northern California. This format is extremely uncommon, with only approximately three of these dual-brand drive-thru locations operating on the West Coast. Developing a new drive-thru location typically requires multiple layers of city approvals including zoning review, planning commission approval, traffic studies, and building permits, which can make approvals difficult to obtain in many markets. The business opened July 31, 2025 and generated approximately $683,365 in gross sales through December 31, 2025, according to the seller. The seller notes that summer months are the peak season for this concept and projects approximately $400,000 in annual net income from the business. The store is currently run fully absentee, with staff handling the day-to-day operations. The seller reports approximately $1,000,000 invested into the build-out, including about $450,000 in equipment, creating a modern turnkey location. Reported operating metrics include: • Cost of goods: ~$136,673 (~20% of sales) • Rent: $5,280 per month / ~$26,400 during the reported period (~3.9% of sales) This opportunity may be particularly attractive to experienced franchise operators or multi-unit owners looking to add a newer drive-thru concept to their portfolio. The owner is selling in order to free up capital for another project.
National transaction benchmarks for juice bar businesses.
Under $500K
$500K to $2M
A variety of factors can cause businesses to trade outside this range, including earnings quality, operational transferability, key-person risk, growth trajectory, and geography, so a listing priced above or below the typical multiple usually reflects real differences in the underlying business.
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Key diligence, valuation, financing, and transition considerations for buyers evaluating juice bar acquisitions.
A juice bar lives on walk-by and walk-in traffic, so its position, visibility, and neighborhood determine its sales. A great concept in a weak location will struggle no matter how good the product is. Study the foot traffic, the surrounding businesses and demographics, and how dependent sales are on a particular spot, because in this format the real estate is much of the business.
Fresh fruit and vegetables spoil quickly, so a juice bar's profitability hinges on tight purchasing and low waste. Sloppy inventory management quietly destroys already-thin margins. Look at the cost of goods sold, the spoilage and waste figures, and how the operator forecasts and orders, since disciplined buying is often the difference between a profitable shop and a struggling one.
Many juice bars operate under franchise brands that bring recognition and systems but charge royalties and fees, while independents keep all the margin and all the marketing burden. Each model has trade-offs that affect both profit and transferability. Determine which you are buying, and for a franchise, read the agreement for royalty rates, renewal, and transfer-approval requirements before assuming the economics.
Juice bars run on hourly staff across long retail hours, and labor is one of the largest controllable costs. Owner involvement, scheduling, and turnover all affect profitability. Understand the staffing model, what the owner personally contributes, and the labor cost as a share of sales, so you can see whether the reported earnings rely on the owner working the counter for free.
Food-service space requires plumbing, equipment, and code compliance, and the lease is typically the largest fixed commitment. Equipment failures and an unfavorable or short lease can undermine an otherwise healthy shop. Confirm the lease term, rent, and transferability, inspect the equipment condition, and verify the space meets health and building codes before you value the business.
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