Southampton, NY
$1,500,000

Southampton, NY
$1,500,000
Westchester County, NY
$130,000

Nassau County, NY
$500,000

New York, NY
$1,200,000
Islip Terrace, NY
$350,000
Charlottesville, NY
$65,000
Nassau County, NY
$350,000
Nassau County, NY
$150,000
Nassau County, NY
$949,000
Beacon, NY
$215,000
Queens, NY
$135,000
New York, NY
Not Disclosed
Rockland County, NY
$220,000
Queens, NY
$130,000
Brooklyn, NY
$170,000
New York, NY
Not Disclosed
Darren Smith
Serving Rockland County, NY
Murphy Business is one of the largest and most successful business brokerage firms in the country with over 100 offices conveniently located throughout the United States and Canada. Our office is strategically located in Montclair, New Jersey (NJ) where the suburbs meet the city. With New York City (NYC) and the Metro New York suburbs on our doorstep our office is perfectly positioned to service our diverse clientele. Darren Smith and the Montclair Business broker team can help you sell your business or help you find the right one to buy. Choosing to partner with a national business brokerage provides advantageous reach.
Woodside, NY
$225,000
Nassau County, NY
$225,000
New York, NY
$65,000
Queens, NY
$275,000
Suffolk County, NY
$95,000
Nassau County, NY
$225,000
Nassau County, NY
$180,000
Liverpool, NY
$150,000
Suffolk County, NY
$750,000
Brooklyn, NY
$60,000
Suffolk County, NY
$225,000
Nassau County, NY
$250,000
Nassau County, NY
$199,000
Nassau County, NY
$220,000
Westchester County, NY
$125,000
Staten Island, NY
$749,918
Suffolk County, NY
$450,000
Lagrangeville, NY
$299,900
New York
$225,000
Staten Island, NY
$179,000
Brooklyn, NY
$1,500,000
Bay Shore, NY
$750,000
New York
$55,000
Buffalo, NY
$2,000
Rockland County, NY
$120,000
Ridgewood, NY
$80,000
Suffolk County, NY
$500,000
Richmond County, NY
$949,000
Daniel Puciato
Atlantic Business Brokerage, Inc.
Serving New York County, NY
Brooklyn, NY
$150,000
Buffalo, NY
$70,000
Ellenville, NY
$200,000
Nassau County, NY
$80,000
Manhattan, NY
$95,000
Brooklyn, NY
$100,000
The business landscape in New York is constantly evolving, making it a prime location for buying or selling a business. The state's economy is massive, and its diverse industries offer plenty of opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors.
Market Snapshot
We have aggregated and analyzed business for sale listing data in New York to provide some context on the market for buying and selling small businesses.
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Number of Businesses for Sale |
~2,270 |
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Median Asking Price |
$480,000 |
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Median Reported Revenue |
$880,000 |
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Median Reported Earnings |
$190,000 |
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Profit Margin |
22% |
|
Earnings Multiple |
2.5 |
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Revenue Multiple |
0.5 |
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Financials based on businesses that listed an asking price, annual revenue, and seller's discretionary earnings. |
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Major Metro Areas
How many businesses are for sale in New York State?
Currently, there are approximately 2,300 businesses listed for sale across New York State. This number reflects a dynamic market for potential buyers and sellers.
What types of businesses are most commonly for sale in New York?
The most commonly listed businesses for sale include:
In which cities are most businesses listed for sale?
Businesses often list without specific location to maintain confidentiality, but the following cities were the most commonly used locations:
What is the average asking price for businesses on sale?
The median asking price for businesses listed for sale in New York State is approximately $480,000.
What is the average revenue and earnings of these businesses?
The median reported revenue for the listed businesses is around $880,000, with median owner discretionary earnings being approximately $190,000. This indicates a profit margin of about 22%.
What are the average valuation multiples for New York businesses?
On average, businesses are listed with an earnings multiple of 2.5 times and a revenue multiple of 0.5 times the asking price.
How can New York business owners sell their own businesses?
While most small business owners elect to work with an experienced business broker to handle the complexities of pricing, marketing, and negotiating a business sale, some owners decide to take on this challenging task themselves. By choosing to sell independently, they can list the business for sale on their own and manage the entire sale process, effectively saving on broker fees. However, it should be noted that a successful sale typically requires extensive knowledge of the transaction process, market conditions, and legal considerations.