Lowered price from 14.9 Million to 13.9 Million.Super market business includes approximately $1.8 Million in inventory and including 5 leased units (leased )shopping center real estate
A 46,000-square-foot bilding with 5 tenant units in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, with parking for 200 cars, One unit is a supermarket with annual sales of $18 million and annual rental inome of $52,510.96 from all 5 tenants. The supermarket continues to grow and is attractive, and well-maintained. The Supermarket generates approximately $1.8 million in net income, plus $52,510.96n rent from 5 rental units . The supermarket has seven automated cashier tables and is very well-equipped. This deal includes 4 cars. The leased stores are all doing well, and the business is able to sell for a high price, which is why the rent is paid well. Please call, as we only speak to qualified buyers.If you are interested, we arrange a meeting with the seller, during which they will personally provide explanations and present all relevant documentation. Since all the information presented here is based on the seller's statements, you can simply meet with them in person to verify the details together. Of course, the seller may also request certain documents to verify the buyer's qualifications.
In particular, since the store is currently operated with the assistance of a General Manager and an Assistant Manager, if the next buyers can work there personally, they can save make much more not to pay for general & assistant manager's salary and can build uo more business. Notably, one of these businesses generated over $2 million in sales last year, and the tenant secured a 30-year lease agreement. Each unit has been fully renovated and customized by its respective tenant, ensuring that all spaces are in excellent working order. This sale transaction includes two existing contracts for the procurement of fresh produce, and a separate area dedicated to the cleaning and preparation of vegetables is situated at the rear of the premises.The supermarket also houses a large compactor for processing waste paper, along with two large loading docks and two smaller access doors located at the rear of the building. As for the remaining five commercial units within the complex, all are currently occupied by tenants actively operating their own businesses.