$ 6,800,000
1000 mission street CA 94118
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$ 6,800,000
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1000 mission street CA 94118
2,395 Sqft Lot
UPDATED:
09/30/2024 06:51 PM
Key Details
Property Type Commercial
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
MLS Listing ID 41020898
HOA Y/N No
Year Built 1922
Lot Size 2,395 Sqft
Property Description
This highly profitable and well-established pharmacy business is for sale. Same owners have been running business for over 30 years and have a strong reputation for exceptional customer service, personalized care, and competitive pricing. This facility has established contracts with multiple LTC facilities with continued requests for expansion. With a loyal customer base and a prime location in a high-traffic area, this pharmacy is poised for continued success. The business offers a wide range of services, including prescription medications,OTC products, medical equipment and supplies. They also provide home delivery, medication synchronization, and a mobile app for easy prescription management.The business also serves as a USPS and UPS location, adding an additional stream of revenue.This highly profitable pharmacy has a strong financial history, with consistent revenue growth and healthy profit margins. The business is well-staffed with highly trained pharmacists and staff, allowing for a smooth transition of ownership. This is a turnkey pharmacy business with a proven track record of success. This business has met the initial eligibility requirements for an SBA loan.
Location
State CA
County San Francisco
Zoning comm
Interior
Fireplace No
Exterior
Total Parking Spaces 1
Listed by Cynthia Cheng • BCRE