Explore public and confidential businesses for sale across the Lower Mainland, including restaurants, retail, services, hospitality and commercial real estate. Harry helps buyers define the search, review each opportunity and coordinate next steps.
A focused search across BC’s busiest business markets.
Business opportunities in British Columbia vary widely by location, lease structure, staffing needs and customer base. Harry’s active market focuses on Surrey, Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley communities where buyers can compare established restaurants, retailers, service businesses and owner-user commercial properties.
Public listings are only part of the market. Some owners need confidentiality to protect employees, customers and operations, so qualified buyers may be asked to share their experience, financial capacity and acquisition criteria before receiving identifying information.
This snapshot covers only the opportunities currently published by Harry Khosa PREC*. It is not a count of the entire regional market, and availability must be reconfirmed.
Current catalog matches
22
Business categories
8
Published asking range
$99,000–$1,200,000
MLS®-identified opportunities
13
Current public opportunities
New and active businesses for sale in BC.
Start with Harry’s current public opportunities across the Lower Mainland, then ask about confidential and upcoming listings that match your criteria.
Established franchise shawarma business in a prime Abbotsford location, offered at $499,000 with reported consistent monthly sales of approximately $30,000–$40,000. Full lease, franchise and operating details are available to qualified buyers after NDA approval.
Confidential pub opportunity in New Westminster. The seller has not authorized public disclosure of revenue, rent or premises details; qualified buyers may request the complete package after completing the NDA process.
Exclusive Langley pub opportunity that is not currently offered on the public market. The seller has not authorized a public financial range, so complete information is available only to qualified buyers after NDA approval.
Office furniture business expected to come to market soon at an asking price of $499,000. Register through the NDA form for advance information when available.
One of two available locations from a national fried chicken franchise. The seller has not approved a public revenue range; full location, operating and lease details require an approved NDA.
The second available location from a national fried chicken franchise. The seller has not approved a public revenue range; qualified buyers can request the operating and lease package through the NDA process.
Compare the market by operating region—not only by city name.
A useful Lower Mainland search compares customer reach, premises requirements, lease economics and owner involvement across several connected markets before narrowing to a specific opportunity.
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Surrey and Langley
Compare neighbourhood retail, hospitality, service, industrial and owner-user opportunities with careful attention to parking, access, permitted use and occupancy cost.
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Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond
Higher-density trade areas can make the lease, delivery access, operating restrictions and redevelopment language especially important to the acquisition decision.
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New Westminster and the Tri-Cities
Review customer access, local licensing, neighbourhood demand and how Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam or New Westminster premises support the operating model.
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Fraser Valley communities
Abbotsford, Chilliwack and nearby markets may offer different premises formats, customer catchments and staffing considerations that should be compared with the buyer’s experience.
What to consider
Look beyond the asking price.
Historical revenue, expenses and normalized owner earnings
Lease term, renewal options, assignment conditions and occupancy costs
Licences, zoning, permits, equipment and working-capital requirements
Buyer experience, financing readiness and transition expectations
A practical process
From search to due diligence.
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Define your preferred industry, location, budget, experience and timeline.
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Review public opportunities and complete any required confidentiality agreement.
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Verify financial, lease, licensing and operating information with qualified professionals.
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Prepare an offer with appropriate subjects, timelines and professional advice.
Local professional
Work directly with Harry Khosa PREC*.
Harry works with business buyers, sellers and commercial real estate clients across Surrey, Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley through SRS Panorama Realty.
Sellers often protect the business name, staff, customers, lease and financial records. Qualified buyers may receive confidential information after completing the required confidentiality process.
How should business income be verified?
Buyers should compare financial statements and tax filings with bank deposits, POS reports, sales-tax records, payroll and other source documents, with guidance from qualified accounting and legal professionals.
Does an asking price include inventory?
Not always. Inventory, working capital, deposits, assumed debt and equipment inclusions vary by transaction and must be confirmed in the listing information and offer terms.
Where can I find businesses for sale in the Lower Mainland?
Start with the current public listings organized by Surrey, Vancouver, Langley, New Westminster, Coquitlam and other Lower Mainland markets. Qualified buyers can also share their criteria and complete the confidentiality process for suitable off-market or confidential opportunities.
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