Businesses for Sale in California
Browse 7 California businesses for sale, including construction, medical and service, with listings in El Segundo, Glendale and Los Angeles County. Every listing shows the asking price, cash flow and multiple (price ÷ cash flow), so you can compare deals at a glance.
7 California businesses for sale
HealthcareLuxury Substance Use Disorder Treatment Center
Simi Valley, CA
- Asking
- $750,000
- Cash flow
- $402,000
- Multiple
- 1.9x
PlumbingLicensed Plumbing & Whole-Home Repiping
El Segundo, CA
- Asking
- $1,750,000
- Cash flow
- $606,155
- Multiple
- 2.9x
RestaurantsTop Rated Stylish European Restaurant
Glendale, CA
- Asking
- $1,900,000
- Cash flow
- $815,221
- Multiple
- 2.3x
ConstructionTurnkey Design-Build and Construction Business
San Diego, CA
- Asking
- $1,495,000
- Cash flow
- $496,000
- Multiple
- 3.0x
TransportationExpress Delivery Courier in LA
Los Angeles County, CA
- Asking
- —
- Cash flow
- $1,700,000
- Multiple
- —
In-Home CareTop Rated Home Care Franchise in Inland Empire
Upland, CA
- Asking
- $400,000
- Cash flow
- $137,246
- Multiple
- 2.9x
ServiceWell Established CPA Firm in SLO CA
San Luis Obispo County, CA
- Asking
- —
- Cash flow
- $710,000
- Multiple
- —
Businesses for Sale in California: common questions
Answers update automatically from live listing data.
How many businesses are for sale in California right now?
7 are listed on BizListPro today, most of them in El Segundo (1), Glendale (1) and Los Angeles County (1).
What do businesses in California sell for?
The median asking price is $1,495,000, across 5 listings that show a price. Half ask less and half ask more.
What's the typical asking multiple in California?
Sellers ask a median of 2.9x yearly cash flow, based on 5 listings that show both price and cash flow. A lower multiple means you pay less for each dollar the business earns.
How much cash flow do these businesses make?
The median yearly cash flow is $606,155. Cash flow is the owner's profit plus their own salary and perks, sometimes called SDE.
Do I need a broker to buy a business in California?
No, but most listings here are handled by a business broker who can share the full financials once you sign a confidentiality agreement (NDA). When you contact a listing, your inquiry goes only to that listing's broker.