A rare opportunity to own an upscale bar and lounge located in one of Northern Arizona’s fastest-growing tourist destinations. This turn-key business includes real estate ownership, a Yavapai County...
Thirteen years with the same owner, an Excellent Reputation for Great Sushi and Service. Located in a high-traffic shopping center with No Nearby Competition. Everyone loves this restaurant's food....
This restaurant serves all kinds of different Asian cuisines. They are open for lunch and dinner and serve beer and wine. This is a big restaurant it is 3,000 sq ft and has a seating capacity of 92....
This Gilbert taproom is an East Valley haven for craft beer and wine lovers. A great setup for the locals to gather and chit-chat or just hang out and relax. With 30 beers on tap via a direct-draw...
High-Energy Mohave County Bar with Rare Series 6 License, Real Estate, & Massive Outdoor Patios Own the kind of place people go to forget their workweek and make memories—not to order food, but to...
Clean Maricopa County series 6 (six) liquor license...
This restaurant is located in an excellent shopping center in Chandler, AZ. The food and atmosphere make for a wonderful dining experience, perfect for lunch and dinner. The restaurant is 3800 sq ft...
This Queen Creek Restaurant for Sale pairs neighborhood charm with performance. Annual sales top $840,000, and the seller reports nearly $100,000 in owner benefit. The footprint is an efficient...
The strip center is a BIG-TIME destination for fast-casual dining with Chipotle and Wing Stop as traffic-driving neighbors. This fully-equipped facility features an efficient layout, contemporary...
High-Volume Grocery Market with Liquor License, Check Cashing & Multiple Income Streams Prime High-Traffic Location | Turnkey Investment Opportunity This is a rare opportunity to acquire a...
High-visibility retail locations with consistent traffic significantly increase revenue stability.
Long-term leases with favorable rent and renewal options protect profitability.
Margin control on beer, wine, and spirits helps in sustaining cash flow.
Efficient turnover and accurate tracking reduce shrinkage and tied-up capital.
Transferability and local regulatory environment directly impact deal viability.
Nearby liquor stores, grocery chains, or big-box retailers influence pricing power.
Lottery sales, tobacco products, mixers, and specialty items can improve margins.
Liquor license approval processes vary by state and municipality and can delay or block closing.
Unsellable, expired, or slow-moving inventory can distort the true purchase price.
Competitive pricing pressure can reduce profitability quickly.
Strong internal controls protect margins.
Rent increases can significantly impact long-term cash flow.
Holiday sales surges should not be treated as permanent income levels.
Small independent stores may start in the mid-six figures, while high-volume locations can cost several million dollars depending on cash flow and location.
Well-managed liquor stores can generate stable margins due to repeat local demand and consistent consumer purchasing behavior.
Most small liquor stores are valued using SDE multiples, depending on stability, location, and profitability.
In most cases, the license is transferred subject to regulatory approval. Buyers must confirm eligibility and transfer conditions.
Often inventory is valued separately at closing and added to the purchase price based on a physical count.
Transactions often take 3 to 6 months, depending on licensing approval, lease assignment, financing, and due diligence.
