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History

This flower shop has been in business for over 40 years and is family owned and operated. From inception, the current owners have been successful to triple their revenue. They have a large customer base with repeat business and excellent referrals.

Neighboring Stores Outreach

It has been their experience of being good listeners to their client's needs that has made them tremendously lucrative in this creative industry. They also cater to storefronts where people walk by, such as strip mall locations. They sell a large variety of green and blooming plants, and they are also popular for offering an extended amount of giftware.  This makes the customer’s experience more inviting and adds warmth to their shopping experience.  As a result, this keeps clients coming back to the store.

 

Potential for Growth

Since the shop has done so well in volume, weddings are not their main focus, so this is a huge area for potential growth!

Social Media

Facebook, Instagram, Teleflora Member

"Customer service and working hard to impress our clients has been the key to our success."



Listed By: Carol Bennett

Background information

Reference:

55006

Year established:

1983

Reason selling:

Retirement

Finance

Sales:

$882,199

Profits:

$266,996

Profit type:

Discretionary Earnings

Operations

Employees:

2 Full Time 7 Part Time

Equipment:

Will be provided

Inventory:

Approx. $6,000 (based on 2023 balance sheet)

Furniture fixtures and equipment:

Cooler 11' 22' x 8' H, Display Case Cold Box Built 2013 $18K

Premises

Facility:

in popular strip mall

Square footage:

1,500

Rent and lease terms:

Rent $3,660 CAM $1,086.00

Location:

Central Valley

Opportunities

Growth:

Positive Key External Drivers: Consumer Spending E-commerce sales Number of deaths Marriage rate

Market:

The Industry: 64% provides arranged cut flowers 13.1% Unarranged flowers 13.1% potted plants 9.8% giftware & other

Price and terms

Price:

$625,000

Down payment:

$125,000

Financing:

Pending SBA Approval

Training:

Yes, 20 hours per week for 4 weeks