Several businesses in the greater Holland area are on the market, according to local real estate listings. Among them are restaurants, a trucking company and a barber shop.
Some of the listings fail to identify the business in question, as owners often prefer to inform employees and the public after a buyer has been found. So, we’ve compiled some of the more interesting listings based on their descriptions:
Full Service Sign Company
- Located in Holland
- Listed for $250,000
As the current owner approaches retirement, sellers hope to find an established sign professional to carry on this company’s four-decade-plus legacy. “Prefer a buyer with experience in the sign business, but am willing to train the right individual,” a listing on BizBuySell reads.
‘Only Coney Island-Style Restaurant in Ottawa County’
- Located in Ottawa County
- Listed for $600,000
According to its listing, this restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch service Mondays-Saturdays. The sale includes inventory, furniture, fixtures and equipment, plus the lease of the 4,000-square-foot space. For this “one-of-a-kind, only Coney Island-style restaurant in Ottawa County,” the purchaser would also receive two weeks of training.
Company-Operated Convenience Store w/Gas
- 61 E. 24th St. in Holland
- Listed for $35,000
This company-operated convenience store sells 335,000 gallons of gas annually and averages $555,000 in inside sales. Sale includes a 10-year lease at $5,000 per month for the 2,800-square-foot store on a half-acre site.
Midwest Trucking Company
- Located in Ottawa County
- Listed for $13.6M
This family-owned trucking and brokerage company started 20 years ago as a small family business. The listing on BizBuySell says the company operates 65 tractors, with accounting staff, human resources and safety team members, full-time mechanics and four dispatchers.
The purchase also includes 11 drop deck vans, a 2,500-square-foot office and three acres of land for parking.
Profitable Holland Barber Shop and Lounge
- Located in Holland
- Listed for $65,000
“This upscale, profitable, thriving (barber shop) has built a loyal client base since 2011,” the listing on BizBuySell reads. “They offer a wide range of opportunities for growth, from traditional haircuts, salons and massages.” The sale includes nine hydraulic chairs, four shampoo bowls, a reception area and desk, a breakroom with a washer and dryer, and a massage room.
Rita’s Italian Ice and Frozen Custard Franchise
- 12659 Riley St. Suite 10 in Holland
- Listed for $149,900
“Step in the first day with inventory and equipment and ready to go,” the listing reads. “The current owner will help you along to get you going. Drive-thru window, outside and inside seating space, and attractive interior.”
According to the posting, the location saw the highest percent increase in growth of any Rita’s in 2022.
Cornerstone Crafts
- 367 E. Lakewood Boulevard in Holland
- Listed for $1.28M
This store has been a popular destination for hobby enthusiasts for more than 50 years, selling radio-controlled cars, trucks, airplanes and boats. The sale includes model cars and trains, board games, collectible cars and comics and art supplies.
The store occupies a nearly 7,000-square-foot freestanding building. The owner is pursuing retirement.
Profitable Art Gallery with Large Digital Presence
- Located in Allegan County
- Listed for $459,000
This art gallery along the Lake Michigan shoreline offers year-round tourist activity. “This successful, profitable 40-year-old business resides in a free-standing, architecturally relevant, two-story, 3,000-square-foot building with a 10,000-square-foot adjacent outdoor sculpture garden.”
Full Service Restaurant in Tourist Town
- Located in Allegan County
- Listed for $499,900
This restaurant/bar is located in the heart of a tourist town. The sale includes over 4,000 square feet of space, plus outside seating. While the business currently closes for a portion of the winter, it could operate year-round and see profits, according to the listing.
— Contact reporter Austin Metz at [email protected].
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