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Remaining term, renewal options, rent escalations, and assignment rights can make or break a retail deal. A great store with a weak or non-transferable lease is a problem you inherit.
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Prime Liquor Store & Pizza Business Opportunity with Real Estate Available – Alameda County This is a rare opportunity to acquire a freestanding retail building in a prime, high-visibility location on a busy street in the heart of Alameda County. The property offers strong existing cash flow with additional development potential. The 3,400 square-foot building currently houses a successful liquor store and pizza operation. According to the owner, the property also has the potential for an additional 1,500 square feet of development, which may allow for the construction of multiple apartment units or office space, offering significant upside for future value and income (buyer to verify with the city). The liquor store generates approximately $55,000 in monthly sales, with margins between 35% and 40%. In addition, the pizza operation produces between $22,000 and $25,000 per month in gross revenue, with an impressive 75% gross profit margin. The space is already equipped with a built-in hood and kitchen, making it ideal for continued food service operations. The business operates daily from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM and is currently run semi-absentee by the owner, with two full-time employees and one part-time employee managing daily operations. Inventory is approximately $180,000. Buyers have two attractive acquisition options: • Business Only: $650,000 with rent of $10,380 per month • Business & Real Estate: $3,150,000 with approximately $600,000 down payment
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Prime Liquor Store & Pizza Business Opportunity with Real Estate Available – Alameda County This is a rare opportunity to acquire a freestanding retail building in a prime, high-visibility location on a busy street in the heart of Alameda County. The property offers strong existing cash flow with additional development potential. The 3,400 square-foot building currently houses a successful liquor store and pizza operation. According to the owner, the property also has the potential for an additional 1,500 square feet of development, which may allow for the construction of multiple apartment units or office space, offering significant upside for future value and income (buyer to verify with the city). The liquor store generates approximately $55,000 in monthly sales, with margins between 35% and 40%. In addition, the pizza operation produces between $22,000 and $25,000 per month in gross revenue, with an impressive 75% gross profit margin. The space is already equipped with a built-in hood and kitchen, making it ideal for continued food service operations. The business operates daily from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM and is currently run semi-absentee by the owner, with two full-time employees and one part-time employee managing daily operations. Inventory is approximately $180,000. Buyers have two attractive acquisition options: • Business Only: $650,000 with rent of $10,380 per month • Business & Real Estate: $3,150,000 with approximately $600,000 down payment This is an excellent opportunity for an owner-operator or investor seeking high current income with future development potential in one of Alameda County’s established commercial areas.
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**Exceptional Liquor Store Opportunity – High Sales, Low Rent, Seller Financing** This is a rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully remodeled liquor store in a prime Sonoma County location with strong sales, low rent, long lease terms, and seller financing available for a qualified buyer. The store is located in a busy, well-established shopping strip with excellent visibility, steady customer traffic, and a loyal neighborhood customer base. The business is clean, modern, well organized, and easy to operate, making it a strong fit for both investors and hands-on owner-operators. According to the owner, the business generates over **$90,000 in monthly gross sales** with approximately **35% gross margins**. The store is currently absentee-owned, which gives a new hands-on owner a major opportunity to improve operations, increase involvement, and potentially increase profitability. One of the strongest parts of this deal is the rent. The business pays only **$5,000 per month**, which is very attractive for a store doing this level of sales. The lease also gives the next owner long-term stability, with a **7-year lease plus two 5-year options**. The business operates daily from **9:00 AM to 9:00 PM** and serves customers from the surrounding neighborhood, nearby businesses, and repeat local shoppers. The seller owns multiple businesses and is looking to downsize. Because of this, the seller is willing to provide **over $300,000 in seller financing for a qualified buyer**, creating a much easier path to ownership compared to many other liquor store opportunities. Inventory is estimated at approximately **$200,000**. The seller is flexible and may be open to financing the inventory or adjusting it depending on the buyer’s needs. With the current sales volume, strong margins, low rent, and absentee ownership structure, an owner-operator could potentially generate over **$200,000 in annual net income**. This is the type of opportunity buyers look for but rarely find: strong sales, low rent, long lease, clean remodeled store, seller financing, and real owner-operator upside. Serious buyers should inquire soon. Opportunities with this combination of terms do not stay available long.

Well-established neighborhood market available for purchase in a high-traffic area of Contra Costa County. The business generates approximately $45,000 in monthly sales with 40%–45% margins, offering strong cash flow and upside potential. Monthly rent is approximately $8,750, with reasonable operating expenses. The store is approximately 3,400 square feet and is currently operated by ownership with family support and no formal employees, keeping payroll costs low. The business is open 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with the opportunity for a new owner to extend hours and increase revenue. Seller states an owner-operator can earn approximately $100,000 annually. Inventory of approximately $40,000 is in addition to the purchase price. Ideal opportunity for an owner-operator or family-run business seeking a stable market with growth potential.

Smoke Shop Seller Financing is Available Historically made over $180,000 Net Profit Outstanding Opportunity in a Prime Santa Clara County Location. This beautifully situated smoke shop is located in one of the most desirable cities in Santa Clara County, surrounded by strong demographics and consistent foot traffic. A major highlight of this business is its exceptionally low rent of only $5200 per month, which is among the lowest in the entire area—a huge competitive advantage that directly boosts profitability. Historically, the business has generated over $85,000 in gross monthly sales, according to the owner. With lean overhead and strong margins, this is an ideal opportunity for an owner-operator looking to step into a well established operation with significant upside. The seller is currently focused on other business interests and is highly motivated, creating a rare chance to acquire this profitable operation at a substantially reduced price. The owner states that a hands-on operator can realistically earn well over $180,000 per year in personal income. Motivated seller has reduced the price to: Asking $170,000. For more information contact us.
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Pro-Forma Net Annual Income: $494,702 (Contact Broker for More Information!) Value-Add Opportunity: The senior citizen seller has not been actively driving the business, leaving significant room for growth. With no current advertising, CRM, or membership program in place, a new owner has the opportunity to boost marketing efforts, expand the web presence, and introduce a monthly membership program—strategies commonly used by other successful shooting range businesses. SBA Prequalified for as little as 25% down for qualified buyer. Excellent 1031 Exchange Opportunity Gross Annual Income (2024): $639,517 (High Profit Margin) Property Features: Absentee Owner 9 Lane, 25-yard Indoor Shooting Range Advanced Ultimate Ventilation System Automatic Target Runners Located on a major thoroughfare, close to Interstate access Square Footage: 4,720 SF Lot Size: 1.44 Acres This is an excellent opportunity for a buyer looking to grow an already successful, well established business. Business & Real Estate Asking Price: $2,600,000 Business-Only Sale Possible. Seller would consider retaining real estate and leasing to the buyer.
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This is an asset sale. This a 7000 sq ft furniture store. Located right on the street. Owner likes to retire and he owned this store since 2006. Very low expencese. Rent: $3700 include NNN Lease: New Gross income $380,000
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Franchise Flower Shop & Cafe Franchises Represented exclusive for 30 mile radius : • 3 Flower shop • Fruit Bouquets • Chocolate dipped Berries Online Flower Shop & Chocolate-Dipped Fruit / Edible Arrangements An exceptional opportunity to own few businesses in one prime location! This unique setup combines a fully operational online flower shop, edible arrangement and chocolate dip fruit box. The store sells party supply and some gift items. Creating multiple revenue streams under one roof. The business features a spacious kitchen (no hood), providing a great foundation for expanding into food service. Key Features: Online Flower Shop Established with contracts from 3 major national online flower networks Strong online presence and loyal customer base Party Supply & Edible arrangement, chocolate dips fruit box and Gift Shop Sale includes all equipment, store fixtures, vendor relationships, and customer goodwill Two employees currently working alongside the owner Lease Terms Rent: $3,585/month (includes NNN) Located in a high-traffic, desirable area with great accessibility. Why this is a Great Opportunity: • Zero direct competition in the area • Multiple income streams: online, walk-ins, café, party goods, fruit gifts • Fully set up, running, and profitable — no major investments required • Can be managed with part-time presence or full-time passion Growth Potential: Areas to grow include: Launching a pastry, salad, or light café menu Introducing local delivery or catering for events, offices, and celebrations Expanding into custom gift boxes or event decor services Boosting marketing during holidays, birthdays, and seasonal events Don't miss this versatile, turn-key business opportunity with multiple income streams and plenty of room for expansion! Call for more information Nima Sadati DRE # 01358748
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Boutique Clothing & Jewelry Store – Prime Downtown Location (Contra Costa County) Don’t miss this unique opportunity to own a charming clothing and jewelry boutique located in the heart of one of Contra Costa County’s most prestigious downtown areas! This beautifully designed store offers a curated selection of stylish clothing, costume jewelry, and trendy accessories. It’s ideal for a passionate owner-operator or fashion entrepreneur looking to step into an established business with great potential. Key Highlights: Attractive and well-appointed retail space. Prime downtown location with strong local foot traffic Rent: $7,000/month + NNN $2,000 Seller reports annual gross sales of $130,000 Open 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM (expand hours for more growth potential!) This is a great opportunity to bring your fashion vision to life in a desirable, high-traffic area. Call today for more details or to schedule a private showing!
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This is a 975 sq ft owner operated jewelry and reappear store, located in a bustling shopping center in Alameda County, offers a diverse range of high-quality products and services. Specializing in gold, white gold, silver, diamonds, and more, the store caters to a discerning clientele seeking both standard and custom-designed jewelry With services including sales, repair, design, sizing, and setting. Their income is more than 30% from repair and rest from sales. Rent: $4,650 (including NNN) Lease expires Feb 2026 option 3 to 5 years. Well-designed and organized store layout Equipped for sales, repairs, and custom jewelry design. Markups ranging from 200% to 400% Operating Costs: PGE: $150/month Insurance: $100/month Internet: $95/month Alarm: $100/month Inventory: $50,000 Financials: Seller's Claimed Total income per month $30,000 Total expenses around $ 5200.00 Call for more information Agent
National transaction benchmarks for retail business businesses.
Under $500K
$500K to $2M
Over $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 retail business acquisitions.
Remaining term, renewal options, rent escalations, and assignment rights can make or break a retail deal. A great store with a weak or non-transferable lease is a problem you inherit.
Establish what inventory is included, how it is valued, and how much is dead or seasonal stock. Inventory is often a large and negotiable part of the price.
Reconcile point-of-sale data against bank deposits and tax returns. Understand gross margin by category and how discounting affects it.
Location quality, nearby anchors, and parking drive walk-in revenue. Visit at different times and check that the trade area still supports the business.
Exclusive brands, supplier credit, and minimum order sizes affect both margin and risk. Make sure those relationships transfer to a new owner.
Owner-run stores often lean on the owner relationships and hours. Understand staffing, turnover, and what it costs to operate without the seller.
Answers to common buyer questions for this market.