| SOLD - ST9063 Pizza Take-Out - Major Office Building Downtown Dallas |
$ 80,000
$157,435
$ 41,020
$ 35,000
$ 1,500
$157,435
$ 41,020
$ 35,000
$ 1,500
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Opportunity to purchase take-out pizza business located in a major downtown
Dallas office tower. Very heavy daytime office worker foot traffic. Located next to a
CVS Pharmacy and down the hall from a Subway franchise. Derive many customers
from El Centro College. Substantial monies spent by original owner to finish out
the space to allow cooking on the premises when opened in 2001. Short hours, easy
to run, profitable operation for an on-site owner/operator. Low food & labor costs.
Set up to prepare any type of foods. Oldest tenant in the building. Was being
operated as a Pizza Hut Express from 1991 until 12/09 when it was converted to the
current concept.
Motivated situation. The seller bought the business for his wife to run and it has
grown to the point where it needs more of his attention. He is involved in a
multi-million dollar real estate project and also works at a full time job so the
decision was made to sell the business. Needs on-site, active, owner/operator to be
viable. Infrastructure in place for a professional operator to take it to the next
level. Well equipped with state of the art point of sale system from the cash
register to the cooks. Current owner has done no advertising! Business has been
built strictly on location and word of mouth. Setting up a delivery service as well as
an on-line ordering system would increase sales substantially.
PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY!! Keep in mind this is an on-going concern with a
premises lease in place in a major office building (it would easily take twice the
asking price to replicate the current operation from startup including negotiating a
reasonable premises lease, finishing the space out, purchasing and installing the
equipment, etc.).
Additional business details are available. You will be required to document your
ability to complete the proposed transaction. For more information on this pizza
takeout business, please contact Stocker Travis at 972-783-1662 or e-mail at
stravis@bizdealmaker.com
Dallas office tower. Very heavy daytime office worker foot traffic. Located next to a
CVS Pharmacy and down the hall from a Subway franchise. Derive many customers
from El Centro College. Substantial monies spent by original owner to finish out
the space to allow cooking on the premises when opened in 2001. Short hours, easy
to run, profitable operation for an on-site owner/operator. Low food & labor costs.
Set up to prepare any type of foods. Oldest tenant in the building. Was being
operated as a Pizza Hut Express from 1991 until 12/09 when it was converted to the
current concept.
Motivated situation. The seller bought the business for his wife to run and it has
grown to the point where it needs more of his attention. He is involved in a
multi-million dollar real estate project and also works at a full time job so the
decision was made to sell the business. Needs on-site, active, owner/operator to be
viable. Infrastructure in place for a professional operator to take it to the next
level. Well equipped with state of the art point of sale system from the cash
register to the cooks. Current owner has done no advertising! Business has been
built strictly on location and word of mouth. Setting up a delivery service as well as
an on-line ordering system would increase sales substantially.
PRICED TO SELL QUICKLY!! Keep in mind this is an on-going concern with a
premises lease in place in a major office building (it would easily take twice the
asking price to replicate the current operation from startup including negotiating a
reasonable premises lease, finishing the space out, purchasing and installing the
equipment, etc.).
Additional business details are available. You will be required to document your
ability to complete the proposed transaction. For more information on this pizza
takeout business, please contact Stocker Travis at 972-783-1662 or e-mail at
stravis@bizdealmaker.com
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| Dallas/Fort Worth Businesses For Sale |
1991
2 Part-Time
Seller will provide 2 weeks on-site training after
purchase, assist in securing retention of
employees and transfer of supplier relationships,
provide on-call telephone assistance after
completion of training and sign a no competition
agreement.
To focus time and energy on real estate interests
Business operates in a 600 square foot leasehold
space in a downtown office building at a base
rental of $$750/month plus additional rent
(administrative fee, pest control and common area
maintenance) of $528/month for a total monthly
gross rent of $1,278. Current lease term expires
11/31/2011 with a 5 year renewal option.
Owner does NO ADVERTISING!! Adding delivery
and website for on-line ordering and pickup would
boost sales and profits substantially. Owner also
not capitalizing any breakfast trade to cater to the
morning foot traffic which is significant. Adding
gourmet cookies and cinnamon rolls also a plus.
2 Part-Time
Seller will provide 2 weeks on-site training after
purchase, assist in securing retention of
employees and transfer of supplier relationships,
provide on-call telephone assistance after
completion of training and sign a no competition
agreement.
To focus time and energy on real estate interests
Business operates in a 600 square foot leasehold
space in a downtown office building at a base
rental of $$750/month plus additional rent
(administrative fee, pest control and common area
maintenance) of $528/month for a total monthly
gross rent of $1,278. Current lease term expires
11/31/2011 with a 5 year renewal option.
Owner does NO ADVERTISING!! Adding delivery
and website for on-line ordering and pickup would
boost sales and profits substantially. Owner also
not capitalizing any breakfast trade to cater to the
morning foot traffic which is significant. Adding
gourmet cookies and cinnamon rolls also a plus.
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