2495 Stirling Rd Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
This exceptional opportunity presents the chance to acquire a thriving flower shop located at 2495 Stirling Rd, Dania Beach, Florida, 33312 in Broward County. The business, housed in a 900-square-foot warehouse-style retail space, boasts a strong track record of profitability. Currently operating Monday through Friday for eight hours daily, the business generates an average monthly revenue of $10,535.76 (based on the last six months' bank statements), excluding holiday and event income. Operating expenses include approximately $2,425 in monthly rent (including taxes) and $3,000 in part-time employee salaries (two employees). The sale includes a substantial 240-square-foot freezer valued at $40,000, a Dominion computer cash register, Floranext system ($69 monthly fee), existing inventory, store décor, shelving, and a valuable client list. The current lease is a modified single-tenancy agreement with a remaining term of 1.5 years, renewable with the landlord. The business is a corporation and is being sold by the owner. The building, constructed in 1974, is a single-story structure. Experienced floral designers are in place and willing to continue employment. This turnkey operation offers immediate income and significant growth potential with expanded hours or weekend operation. The asking price is $120,000.
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