Garland, TX
$39,000

Garland, TX
$39,000

Rowlett, TX
$150,000
Lubbock, TX
$299,000
Tyler, TX
$257,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Irving, TX
$4,300,000
Dallas County, TX
$220,000
Austin, TX
$1,050,000
Rowlett, TX
$350,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Dallas, TX
$1,325,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Houston, TX
$7,000,000
Available in Texas
$105,000
Houston, TX
$400,000
Houston, TX
$120,000
$1,100,000
Harris County, TX
Harris County, TX
$300,000
Montgomery, TX
$249,000
James D. (Jim) Orum
The Lone Star Consultancy
Regardless of the size of the business you want to 'buy' or 'sell', we are experienced in the process from both sides. We will assist with Business Valuations to determine a marketable ' Asking Price'. We will advise from the LOI, due diligence, data room through a successful 'closing'.
Austin, TX
$999,999
Dallas County, TX
$517,000
Dallas County, TX
$950,000
Terrell, TX
$380,000
Dallas County, TX
$1,750,000
Available Nationwide
$48,000
Ellis County, TX
$75,000
Cedar Park, TX
$690,000
$320,000
Tyler, TX
Spring, TX
$120,000
Houston, TX
$178,900
Cedar Park, TX
$195,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Collin County, TX
$1,950,000
Denton County, TX
$139,000
Mckinney, TX
$175,000
Tomball, TX
$2,500,000
Available Nationwide
$1,000,000
Houston, TX
$650,000
Washington County, TX
$400,000
$325,000
El Paso, TX
Fort Worth, TX
$175,000
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Corpus Christi, TX
$1,150,000
Available in Texas
$50,000
Texas
$595,000
Houston, TX
$60,000
Dallas County, TX
$335,000
Stafford, TX
$150,000
New Braunfels, TX
$25,000
Meggie Mei
AIM CRE
Serving Williamson County, TX
We specialize in the sale of restaurants and retail businesses, supported by deep commercial real estate expertise across Texas and California. On BizBuySell, many buyers focus on revenue and asking price. What often determines long-term success, however, is the lease structure, location fundamentals, rent sustainability, and growth potential. We evaluate the full picture — not just the business operations. If you are purchasing a restaurant or retail business, we help you assess: - Lease terms and transferability - Rent-to-revenue alignment - Location viability and market strength - Expansion or exit potential Our goal is to protect you from hidden risk and help you make a disciplined investment decision. Selling a business requires more than listing it. Proper financial presentation, lease positioning, and structured negotiation directly impact valuation and deal certainty. We work with owners to: - Position the business strategically - Maintain discretion and confidentiality - Qualify serious buyers - Manage negotiations through closing Many of our clients begin with a single acquisition and later expand into additional locations or commercial property investments. Because we operate as a commercial real estate advisory firm — not just business brokers — we are able to assist with: 1) Retail property acquisitions; 2) Industrial and office investments; 3) Leasing strategy. We are selective, referral-based, and strategy-driven. Every engagement receives focused advisory attention, structured negotiation planning, and disciplined execution. Whether you are acquiring your first restaurant or repositioning capital into commercial real estate, we aim to provide clarity, structure, and results.
San Antonio, TX
$714,000
Dallas County, TX
$6,600,000
Tyler, TX
Houston, TX
$200,000
Harris County, TX
$343,000
Available in Texas
$1,500,000
Houston, TX
$500,000
Texas
Not Disclosed
Bryan, TX
$115,000
Dallas, TX
$269,000
San Antonio, TX
$125,000
Houston, TX
$120,000
Austin, TX
$249,900
Bowie, TX
$360,000
Richmond, TX
$350,000
Available Nationwide
$49,999
Navigating the market for buying or selling a business in Texas can be complex and full of questions. We've compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help guide you through the process with clarity and confidence, whether you're a potential business buyer, existing business owner, or an up-and-coming entrepreneur.
Market Snapshot
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Number of Businesses for Sale |
~3,300 |
|
Median Asking Price |
$350,000 |
|
Median Reported Revenue |
$650,000 |
|
Median Reported Earnings |
$150,000 |
|
Profit Margin |
23% |
|
Earnings Multiple |
2.3 |
|
Revenue Multiple |
0.5 |
|
Financials based on businesses that listed an asking price, annual revenue, and seller's discretionary earnings. |
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Major Metro Areas
Most businesses for sale in Texas are located in one of its major metro areas:
How many businesses are for sale in Texas?
Currently, there are approximately 3,300 businesses for sale in Texas. However, it is worth noting that many are listed 'blindly' meaning detailed information may only be revealed during the inquiry process.
In which cities are most businesses located?
The bulk of businesses available for sale in Texas are concentrated in key urban centers. Here are the 10 individual cities with the highest number of businesses for sale, offering a diverse range of opportunities for potential buyers:
These cities not only reflect the economic diversity of Texas but also highlight where demand and growth potential are most concentrated. Prospective buyers should consider these locales as starting points in their search for the right business opportunity. Keep in mind, not all businesses for sale in the above cities will be listed at the city level. To maintain confidentiality, many only list the county or state, which makes them a little more difficult to find.
What types of businesses are for sale in Texas?
A diverse array of business types are available for purchase. The most commonly listed include:
What is the average asking price for businesses in Texas?
The median asking price for Texas businesses on the market is $350,000, demonstrating accessibility for a variety of investment levels.
What is the average revenue and earnings of these businesses?
Businesses for sale typically report a median revenue of $650,000 and median earnings, or seller discretionary earnings (SDE), of $150,000.
What are the average valuation multiples in Texas?
On average, businesses in Texas are being sold for an earnings multiple of 2.3 (related to the asking price), and a revenue multiple of 0.5. This suggests for every dollar in earnings or revenue, respectively, the asking price reflects these multiples.
How can Texas business owners sell their own businesses?
Most opt for recruiting an experienced business broker to handle the sale, due to the intricate nature of these transactions. Some business owners choose to list the business directly and manage the process on their own. Remember, as the process is multifaceted, seeking professional assistance is generally advised.