Gig Harbor, WA
$1,250,000

Gig Harbor, WA
$1,250,000

Seattle, WA
$48,000

Washington
$10,160,000
Seattle, WA
$1,850,000
Blaine, WA
$2,500,000
Lewis County, WA
$600,000
Woodinville, WA
Not Disclosed
Woodinville, WA
Not Disclosed
Lewis County, WA
$1,400,000
King County, WA
$3,600,000
Available Nationwide
$250,000
Spokane, WA
Not Disclosed
Woodinville, WA
Not Disclosed
Ione, WA
$699,000
Grays Harbor County, WA
$4,200,000
Kitsap County, WA
$1,000,000
Harmohan Rathour
RE/MAX Golden Empire
Serving King County, WA
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Chewelah, WA
$1,350,000
Walla Walla, WA
$1,500,000
Cle Elum, WA
$2,500,000
Des Moines, WA
$5,950,000
Available Nationwide
$250,000
Mill Creek, WA
$800,000
Bellingham, WA
$625,000
Kirkland, WA
Not Disclosed
Burlington, WA
$800,000
Grays Harbor County, WA
$4,000,000
King County, WA
$6,000,000
$18,000
$11,504,067
$5,000
Available in Washington
$50,000
Not Disclosed
Not Disclosed
$35,000
$35,000
Available in Washington
$75,000
$29,750
$5,000
$5,000
$160,000
Washington is the country’s top state for doing business, according to CNBC’s 2017 America's Top States for Business poll. Over 7 million people call Washington home, with more than 60 percent living in the Seattle-Tacoma metropolitan region. The state regularly ranks in the top five environmentally-friendly states. Outdoor activities abound, from hiking to biking or sailing to skiing. With a moderate climate and countryside as diverse as the people who live there, entrepreneurs looking to buy a business in Washington can appreciate a state that offers something for everyone.
Not only does the Evergreen State boast a fast-growing economy, but it also has no individual or corporate income taxes, and the cost of doing business in Washington ranks less than the national average. High-profile corporations such as Microsoft, Boeing, Amazon, Costco, Nordstrom and Starbucks bolster the region’s economic infrastructure. The state’s ports are the country’s closest to China, Washington’s top trading partner. The University of Washington, known for its academic excellence in fields such as business, computer science, engineering and health sciences, draws top talent to the area. According to recent Small Business Administration statistics, over 50 percent of employees in the state work for small businesses, including Washington businesses for sale, and almost 90 percent of companies that exported goods from Washington were small firms.
If you are considering buying a business in Washington, you will find a dynamic economy that welcomes small business. Consider factors such as size, location, industry and lifestyle when evaluating your options. Think about what you enjoy doing on a regular basis and determine whether those activities can be incorporated into your daily business routine. Many small businesses provide the opportunity to interact with interesting people, others serve primarily corporate clients, and some are entirely virtual with minimal face-to-face communication. While some businesses are home-based, others operate from retail, restaurant or industrial facilities. With so many options to choose from, there are many reasons to buy a business in Washington.