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Completely renovated Esso gas station with big size convenience store. The property Is in the residential area. Two Underground Double-Wall fiberglass storage tanks with a capacity of 125,000 litres. Four Dispensers (4 P...
Asking Price : $2,900,000
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An incredible chance to own a thriving business in the heart of Collingwood! The East End Variety store, a neighborhood staple for over 50 years, is now available—offering the perfect blend of land, building, business,...
Asking Price : $1,199,999
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Size (sq ft) : 2,342
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This is your chance to own a well established convenience store along with the building it’s housed in. All located in the heart of downtown Midland. Operating successfully for nearly three decades, this business has b...
Asking Price : $749,900
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Size (sq ft) : 4,682
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Opportunity knocks with this well-established convenience store, operating successfully for nearly three decades in the heart of downtown Midland. The building has been meticulously maintained and offers a clean, organiz...
Asking Price : $49,900
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Don't miss this opportunity to own a well-established convenience store in a prime corner location in Bowmanville! The store operates 7 days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and is manageable by one person. Weekly sale...
Asking Price : $79,900
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Size (sq ft) : 600
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Unlimited opportunity of income comes with high profit Ultramar Gas Station On 1.9 Acres Land On Hwy 45 In Hastings With Convenience & Grocery Store, 4 bedroom Apartment On Second Floor, Coin Car Wash, ATM, Lotto Machine...
Asking Price : $2,199,990
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A little bit of everything, that's what this business has. Nestled in the heart of our vibrant community since 1975, this beloved variety store presents an exceptional opportunity for those looking to step into a profita...
Asking Price : $159,000
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Busy Downtown Hamilton Location! Year Avg Daily Sales $1,500(Cigarette 65%, With 13% Margin, Others 75% Margin), Lotto Comm $3000/Month, Atm Comn $600/Mth, Nevada+Rebates $1000/Mth. Rent Tmi Inclusive 5500/Mth, Utilities...
Asking Price : $169,000
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Size (sq ft) : 1,114
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H&K CONVENIENCE Store in St Catherines is For Sale. Located at the busy intersection of Glendale Ave/Merritt St. Popular Neighbourhood Convenience Store. Surrounded by Fully Residential neighbourhood, schools, Highway an...
Asking Price : $149,000
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Excellent Convenience Store Business for sale, Just located in fast Growing area on the lake side in Stoney Creek Hamilton. attractive exposure just off The QEW Highway and situated in Busy Plaza With other Great Tenants...
Asking Price : $154,900
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Size (sq ft) : 1,520
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Wooler Convenience Store Business for Sale With Property in Quinte West* Land 0.474 acres* Neighbourhood commercial (NC) zoning*** 2-storey commercial building well maintained* Ground retail area 2500 (+/-) SF for Conve...
Asking Price : $899,000
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Size (sq ft) : 3,280
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Well known, turn-key, business The Cheddar Stop is all ready for new entrepreneur. Prime location with high visibility and large signage on Hwy 7 in growing Carleton Place, just 20 mins from Ottawa. The Cheddar Stop is a...
Asking Price : $199,000
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BE YOUR OWN BOSS! Run this gas station and convenience store, use or rent out the shop and live in the 3 bedroom BUNGALOW! There is everything you need! Closed as of January 2024, this was a full service gas station with...
Asking Price : $440,000
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Excellent Convenience Store Business for sale, Just located in fast Growing area on the lake side in Stoney Creek Hamilton. attractive exposure just off The QEW Highway and situated in Busy Plaza With other Great Tenants...
Asking Price : $154,900
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Located in one of the busiest strip malls in the area, surrounded by high-traffic restaurants and essential services, this convenience store is a highly profitable business with proven performance. High weekly sales reve...
Asking Price : $178,888
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H&K CONVENIENCE Store in St Catherines is For Sale. Located at the busy intersection of Glendale Ave/Merritt St. Popular Neighbourhood Convenience Store. Surrounded by Fully Residential neighbourhood, schools, Highway an...
Asking Price : $149,000
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2 Add up all payments to: owners + interest + allowances for asset depreciation.
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Size (sq ft) : 1,050
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Be Your Own Boss! Profitable, Well Established, Very Busy Convenience Store! Strong Loyal Customer Base. Low Rent Before HST $2,000/Month (Inc. TMI & Water)! Monthly Avg Gross Sales Of $55,000 (Grocery-$15K, Lotto-$30K, ...
Asking Price : $149,000
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Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own a profitable business and living space in the heart of Sarnia. Located on a high-traffic street, this property features a well-established retail store on the ground floor, ...
Asking Price : $629,000
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Attention entrepreneurs. Busy convenience store located in highly visible plaza at the corner of Chemong Road and Wolsely Street. Strong cigarette and lotto sales with room for expansion of product offerings. Be your own...
Asking Price : $40,000
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Size (sq ft) : 1,500
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Well known & well established TURN KEY gas, convenience & LCBO retail store just 1 block from one Ontario's most popular lakes, Round Lake. This property includes a MASSIVE 3 bedroom 1 bath living quarters above. The pro...
Asking Price : $999,900
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If you're looking for a business opportunity with the potential for stability and long-term growth, consider investing in one of the many convenience stores for sale in Ontario. Ontario is home to a robust economy and diverse population, offering a prime environment for convenience stores. These businesses provide essential goods and services, making them a resilient and in-demand option for entrepreneurs.
Convenience stores provide steady revenues by supplying essential goods that customers depend on daily. You will also form bonds while fulfilling a central neighbourhood role. Get to know regular patrons as you become an informal community confidant. Incrementally expand offerings with added services like self-serve coffee, parcel pickup or bill payment. 24/7 flexibility allows owners control over their schedule. Financial stability, community purpose, expansion potential and built-in flexibility make convenience stores an appealing business investment.
The Ontario convenience store market is competitive. However, smart strategies can lead to a successful business. Consider the following:
Demographics: Understand the demographics of your target area to tailor your product selection.
Competition: Research existing convenience stores in the area to identify gaps and opportunities.
Regulations: Familiarize yourself with Ontario's regulations governing convenience stores (e.g., tobacco sales, licensing).
When buying an existing convenience store, you'll need to look closely at its current and potential health. Location and your budget will also be important. Please take note of stores that feature LCBO (Liquor Control Board of Ontario) if this criterion holds significance for your requirements.
Review historical financials for stability. Inspect inventory condition and levels. Confirm reliable supplier relationships and terms will continue. Identify opportunities to add complementary offerings or new profit channels based on neighbourhood demand (. Vetting the true financial position, vendor partnerships and growth prospects sets the foundation for returns.
The store's location significantly influences success potential:
Foot Traffic: High visibility locations with ample foot traffic tend to be more successful.
Accessibility: Easy parking or access to public transportation will attract more customers.
Neighbourhood: Assess the safety and overall appeal of the area. For further insights into Ontario, check the Ontario Neighborhood Characteristics Map.
Carefully consider all costs when defining your buying budget:
Purchase Price: Account for the upfront cost of buying the business.
Working Capital: You'll need funds to cover day-to-day operations and unexpected expenses.
Renovations or Upgrades: Factor in potential costs for updates or improvements to the store.
Professional Fees: Include costs for lawyers, accountants, or business advisors.
When investigating convenience stores for sale in Ontario, you’ll face the decision of buying an established business or creating your own. Each path has merits and drawbacks to weigh carefully.
Pros
Acquiring an existing convenience store has several inherent advantages that allow you to hit the ground running. Taking over an established business provides instant market access along with the systems to serve customers from day one. Carefully weigh the following pros against the cons later when deciding between buying an existing store or starting your own.
Established Customer Base: You inherit a built-in clientele, providing immediate cash flow.
Existing Infrastructure: You avoid the costs and time of setting up a store from scratch (e.g., equipment, permits).
Historical Financial Data: You have access to financial records to help you make informed decisions.
Potential for Seller Financing: Some sellers may be willing to offer financing options.
Cons
Despite the many upsides, buying an existing convenience store also comes with drawbacks to carefully evaluate. Make sure to realistically assess the potential downsides involved with taking over an established business. Review how the following cons apply to any stores you are considering:
Higher Purchase Price: Established businesses often command a premium price.
Limited Control: You may need to work within the existing brand and operations framework.
Hidden Issues: There might be underlying problems with the business that are not immediately apparent.
Pros
While more challenging, building a convenience store from the ground up allows for total creative freedom and control. Take the time to weigh the merits of the following advantages against the cons that come with starting fresh.
Complete Customization: You can tailor the store to your exact vision and branding.
Ideal Location: You have the freedom to select the perfect location for your concept.
Building from the Ground Up: You can establish processes and systems suited to your management style.
Cons
However, it's not all upside when starting a new convenience store from scratch. Be realistic about the significant hurdles involved with launching a new business concept. Carefully consider how the following cons apply to your situation
Significant Startup Costs: Budgeting for construction, inventory, permits, and marketing can be expensive.
Building a Customer Base: It takes time and effort to attract customers and build loyalty with a new business.
Higher Risk: Starting a new enterprise has a greater chance of failure than acquiring an established business.
Important Considerations
Before making your decision, it's crucial to:
Conduct Thorough Due Diligence: Whether buying an existing store or starting fresh, carefully examine all options.
Consult Experts: Enlist the help of a business broker, lawyer, and accountant to guide you through the process.
Develop a Solid Business Plan: Outline your goals, target market, financial projections, and marketing strategies for success.
Find Listings: Explore platforms like Find Businesses 4 Sale, commercial real estate websites, and business brokers specializing in convenience stores.
Initial Screening: Narrow your choices by reviewing listing details, financials (if available), and location.
Contact Sellers/Brokers: Reach out to express clear interest and request additional details on prospects.
Sign Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs): Execute these to safeguard sensitive information disclosed.
Conduct Due Diligence: Perform comprehensive vetting of all seller materials to evaluate viability.
Make an Offer: Submit an offer via a Letter of Intent that outlines your proposed purchase price and terms. Be prepared to negotiate details like contingencies, closing timelines, inventory amounts, transition period, etc. Work towards mutually agreeable compromises with the seller.
Negotiate the Purchase: Be prepared to negotiate details like contingencies, closing timelines, inventory amounts, transition period, etc. Work towards mutually agreeable compromises with the seller.
Secure Funding: Arrange financing through traditional lenders, seller financing, or other sources.
Finalize the Legal Process: our lawyer will draft the official Purchase Agreement, reviewing every detail to ensure your interests are protected. They will also oversee critical due diligence procedures, facilitate closing per your Agreement terms, and handle the legal transfer of ownership.
Take Ownership: After closing, manage the transition of ownership and start operating your new convenience store!
Analyze Financial Statements: Scrutinize sales trends, profit margins, and expenses over multiple years.
Valuation Methods: Understand how businesses are valued (multiples of earnings, asset-based, etc.).
Market Comparison: Compare the asking price against recent sales of similar convenience stores.
Intangible Value: Consider factors beyond financials, like location, reputation, and potential for growth.
Be Prepared: Know your walk-away point and have a clear negotiation strategy.
Build a Case: Justify your offer with data and analysis from your due diligence.
Contingencies: Include safeguards in the offer (financing, satisfactory inspection results, etc.).
Focus on Mutually Beneficial Terms: Find compromises that work for both buyer and seller.
Experienced Business Lawyer: A lawyer specializing in business transactions is critical for:
Reviewing the Purchase Agreement: Ensuring it protects your interests.
Completing Due Diligence: Guiding you through thorough due diligence procedures.
Facilitating Closing: Overseeing legal requirements and the official transfer of ownership.
Important Note: Laws and regulations regarding business purchases can be complex. Seeking professional legal counsel is essential for a smooth and secure transaction.
Navigating the legal landscape is key for smoothly running a convenience store business. You will need to obtain specific licenses while adhering to provincial regulations.
Several standard licenses and permits are required:
Business License: Register your business name and structures through the Ontario government.
Sales Tax Permits: Obtain a Retail Sales Tax Vendor Permit to appropriately charge/remit sales taxes.
Health Inspection Certification: Your local health department will conduct facility inspections.
Fire and Safety Permits: Abide by fire codes for equipment, sprinklers, alarms, extinguishers, etc.
Certain industries have province-specific regulations:
Tobacco Retail Dealer License: Licensed by the Ontario government to sell tobacco products legally. There is also a provincial tobacco retail fee.
Alcohol Sales Permit: Acquire licensing through the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario to sell beer, wine and other alcohol.
Gaming Licenses: Apply for provincial gaming licenses related to lottery, sports betting, and more.
Stay current on all municipal bylaws, health codes, Employment Standards Act rules, WSIB requirements, and other changing legislation that applies to Ontario convenience store ownership and employees.
Strategically run your store for sustainable long-term prosperity. Apply the following guidance:
Offer convenience items for grab-and-go customers while attracting grocery shoppers with fresh goods. Cater your selection to local demographics' preferences. Foster supplier relationships that provide volume discounts and favourable payment terms. Use POS software to identify the fastest-selling products to showcase and slow items to discontinue. Fine-tune offerings for optimal profit.
Employ loyalty programs, email/text campaigns, and social media to engage patrons. Incentivize repeat visits with rewards points and discounted gas. Highlight new products and run promotions via subscriber outreach to drive traffic. Use social platforms to foster community connections showcasing your store. Deploy the right digital tools to sustain customer dedication.
Variety stores represent stable, resilient small businesses integral to communities across Ontario. Demand persists for the essential products and convenient services these stores provide local neighbourhoods. That intrinsic need fuels continued growth even when economic conditions soften.
Convenience stores offer accessible entry points into business ownership. Modest startup costs and liquid inventory support entrepreneurial dreams. Operational flexibility also appeals to owner-managers. Ontario’s prime markets still present ample expansion opportunities as well.
Urban densification, expanding revenue streams and strong franchisee support will continue to drive convenience store growth and evolution.
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Owning a profitable convenience store in Ontario depends on several factors like location, size, product selection, and operating efficiency. However, well-run stores in busy areas can achieve an average of 2-6% profit margins after all expenses. Optimizing these controllable elements allows for respectable earnings.
The cost of opening a new convenience store in Canada ranges between $50,000 to $100,000 in most cases. Key variables that move this price point up or down include the quantity and types of initial inventory purchased, store size and layout, necessary equipment, and geographic location. Carefully projecting operating expenses and sales revenues allows new owners to budget accordingly. Nevertheless, the viability of the endeavor is contingent upon both the location and size of the store. For an initial assessment, we advise directing your attention towards convenience stores available for purchase in Guelph, convenience stores to buy Hamilton, convenience stores for sale in Brampton, and convenience stores for sale in Waterloo. Alternatively, you may explore opportunities within convenience store franchises.
The key steps when buying a convenience store in Ontario begin with thoroughly vetting the financials, local competition, profit history and growth potential. Once a viable prospect is identified, negotiate an equitable purchase agreement outlining terms favourable to both parties. Then conduct due diligence to confirm findings before securing financing and closing the sale utilizing a business lawyer.
Yes, owning a convenience store in Ontario requires a Retail Business License and possibly a Tobacco Retail Dealer’s Permit depending on your product selection. Check with local advisors to ensure full compliance across municipal regulations, employment codes and more when launching your store. Adhering to provincial licensing mandates and laws will allow smooth operations.
Do you provide assistance in procuring financing for purchasing a convenience store?
We offer full-scope support in arranging financing to purchase a convenience store. This includes connecting clients to business lending specialists at partner financial institutions. We also provide coaching to optimize loan applications - from collateral guidance to credit readiness consulting.
What factors should I consider while deciding to buy a convenience store in Ontario?
When evaluating buying a convenience store in Ontario, prioritize location and consistent foot traffic levels along with historical financial data revealing stable profitability. Carefully assess potential rivals in the area and expansion possibilities. Additionally, research all licensing, regulatory compliance and legal considerations across municipal and provincial jurisdictions to enable smooth operations.
As a prospective buyer, you have the right to fully access historical financial statements from the current convenience store owner before finalizing an acquisition. Typically shareable documents that clarify profitability metrics and trends include past sales figures, tax filings, income statements, balance sheets and inventory analyses. Reviewing this data informs wise investment decisions.
Discovering the best deals on Convenience Stores in Ontario requires thorough research. Take into account factors such as location, size, amenities, and future growth potential. Explore the three most popular offers:
Automotive Businesses at 1 TASKER ST , Convenience Store at 256 ONTARIO STREET and Convenience Store at 551 BAY STREET .
The average price of Convenience Stores in Ontario is influenced by various factors. On average, prices range from $444,598. However, conducting a comprehensive market analysis is essential to grasp specific pricing trends in your desired area.
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