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Thinking About Selling Your Convenience Store in Georgetown?

Selling a Convenience Store in Georgetown is a different conversation than selling anywhere else in Seattle. Location, lease terms, and neighborhood dynamics all factor into what a buyer will pay. Our Seattle advisors know this market and will help you position your business to attract serious, qualified buyers.

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Convenience Store Sales in Georgetown, Seattle

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Convenience Store Buyer Landscape

Convenience stores with lottery, fuel, or food service components attract strong buyer interest — the business model is well understood by a broad buyer pool.

Recent Sale Comps

3 Similar Convenience Store Businesses Sold in the Last 90 Days

Representative transactions. Actual results vary by location, condition, and market timing.

#1
SDE$134K
Multiple2.3×
Days on Market44 days
#2
SDE$187K
Multiple2.6×
Days on Market36 days
#3
SDE$108K
Multiple2.0×
Days on Market55 days
Timing Your Sale

Convenience store transactions are year-round. Q1 is slightly more active as owners assess prior-year lottery and fuel performance.

How It Works

A simple, discreet process from start to finish.

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A brief, confidential form is all we need to get started. Your employees, customers, and competitors will never know.

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A dedicated local business advisor will reach out within 24 hours for a private, no-pressure conversation about your goals.

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Understand Your Options

We provide a professional valuation and a clear strategy so you can make the right decision for yourself, your family, and your business.

Common Questions

Selling a Convenience Store: What Owners Ask

How is my business valued?
Most small businesses sell based on a multiple of Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE) — your net profit plus your salary, one-time expenses, and other owner benefits. Multiples typically range from 2.0× to 4.0× depending on industry, growth trend, lease quality, and how dependent the business is on you personally.
How long does it take to sell a business?
The average small business takes four to twelve months from listing to close. Well-prepared businesses with clean financials, documented systems, and a reasonable price expectation move faster. The most common delay is financing — SBA loans add 60 to 90 days to a close.
Will my employees and customers find out?
Not if you handle it correctly. Confidentiality is standard practice in business sales. We use blind profiles, NDAs before sharing financials, and strategic disclosure only when a buyer is qualified and serious. Most employees don't learn about a sale until after it closes.
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What Is Your Convenience Store Worth?

Enter your numbers below for an instant SDE-based estimate. Ranges are calibrated for Convenience Store transactions.

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