A convenience store in Chicago’s South Loop is up for sale, and the listing focuses on the business itself rather than the building. That distinction matters for anyone weighing the opportunity. You are buying the operation, its goodwill, and its inventory — not the real estate underneath it. The listing comes from Ned Malley of…
When a rental building trades hands, the existing leases usually travel with it, and that single fact can move a deal’s value up or down. Understanding tenant rights when landlord sells property is not a side note for Illinois buyers and sellers. It is a core underwriting factor. At Chicagoland Business Broker, we price occupancy…
When we study a high-throughput industrial site like 4031 market center dr suite 303 in North Las Vegas, we see a live case study in how location, building specs, and operating model drive real business value. The property houses Nellis Auction’s North Las Vegas facility, a retail-returns and overstock auction operation moving tens of thousands…
Introduction Selling a business you’ve built from the ground up is one of the most significant financial decisions you’ll ever make. Buying one isn’t any easier. The Chicago metropolitan area spanning Cook, DuPage, Lake, Will, Kane, and McHenry counties is home to tens of thousands of small and mid-sized businesses. Every year, hundreds of them…