Business Overview:
This Mid-Wilshire / Koreatown Area Bar with liquor, karaoke and no food requirement is a favorite of its clients, but likely not even known by the average passer by (it has no signage, and does not advertise). The bar boasts a unique concept and revenue model that provides for a stable cash flow from its high net-worth professional client base. As such, it has not been as impacted by the economic downturn as neighboring entertainment options.
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Property Features and Assets:
This 3,000 square foot facility leases for $6,000 per month on a lease valid until June 2012, with one five year option. The sale includes the business’s Type 48 Liquor License, as well as its furniture, fixtures, equipment, goodwill, lease rights, and the ability to benefit from the location’s conditional use permit. The facility has an authorized occupancy for 75 patrons, but could accommodate more with minor facility modifications (its former dance floor and stage was converted to private rooms).
Market Competition and Expansion:
This bar has been a neighborhood favorite for local business persons and younger weekend revelers since 2006. While alternate entertainment options exist, this venue’s client base is said to like the ‘member’s only’ type of vibe this venue boasts, as well as the private party atmosphere it provides its patrons.
As this bar has a liquor license that does not require food to be served, a new owner may take this business in any number of directions. New management may seek to operate the business ‘as is’, or may seek to revise the concept and eliminate the private room that was created where the dance floor was, promote the bar to the general public, and become a leading neighborhood watering hole or a hipster hangout. New owners should plan to renovate the facility to take the business to the next level.
Reason for Selling:
Personal
Additional Details:
- The property is leased.
- The owner is willing to train/assist the new owner.
- This is not a homebased business opportunity.
- This is not a franchise resale opportunity.
- This is not a distressed business or bankruptcy situation.
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