Looking to buy a business in Vancouver? Explore businesses for sale in Vancouver, including restaurants, pubs, retail and confidential opportunities. Compare current asking prices, listing status and public lease details, then work with Harry Khosa PREC* to narrow your search by neighbourhood, budget and operating experience.
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Harry’s published inventory
Current Vancouver businesses and restaurants for sale.
Every Vancouver opportunity in Harry’s current public catalog appears below with its asking price and status. Under Contract listings are already in a sale process; confirm availability before planning a viewing. Request confidential financial, lease and operating records through Harry. Nearby cities have their own pages under related opportunities.
Franchise status is shown only where indicated; “not specified” does not confirm an independent business.Undisclosed prices are excluded when a maximum price is set and appear last when sorting by price.
Downtown Vancouver pub business for sale in a very prime location, asking $499,000. Seller-reported annual sales of $1.1 million–$1.2 million and total monthly rent of $15,000. Contact Harry Khosa PREC* for confidential financial, lease and licensing information through the NDA process. Buyers must verify operating figures and sale inclusions.
Established Korean fried chicken restaurant in Vancouver East, offered at $299,000, with seller-reported monthly sales of $35,000 and monthly rent of $6,000. Business assets only; no real estate included. Lease assignment and franchise transfer are subject to approvals. Confidential details are available with a signed NDA. Showings by appointment only; please do not approach staff or the owner.
Confidential pizza business opportunity in Vancouver, offered at $149,000, with seller-reported annual sales of $350,000 and monthly rent of $3,000. Complete the NDA to request available location, lease, equipment and operating information. Sale inclusions and financial performance remain subject to verification.
Price reduced to $499,000. Successful authentic Syrian shawarma restaurant in a high-visibility downtown location with steady foot traffic and a loyal customer base.
Vancouver buyers need to understand occupancy economics.
Start with the operating concept, neighbourhood, purchase budget and cash you will retain after closing. Compare the asking price with the lease, equipment, staffing and seller-reported financial information before deciding which Vancouver businesses deserve a closer review.
Vancouver businesses often trade in high-demand neighbourhoods where lease terms, additional rent, permitted use, seating, parking and delivery access can be as important as the reported sales. Downtown hospitality and nightlife opportunities may also involve specialized licensing, security and operating-hour considerations.
Harry helps buyers compare the operating business with the premises and transition plan. Confidential listings may protect the name and exact location until a prospective buyer completes an NDA and demonstrates suitable experience or financial capacity.
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Vancouver location review
Match the concept to the premises and trade area.
Vancouver acquisition decisions should connect the operating model with the lease, permitted use, access and neighbourhood demand. The same sales level can produce a different result under a different occupancy structure.
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Downtown and Gastown
Hospitality and nightlife buyers should review operating hours, liquor and entertainment requirements, security, noise, capacity, loading and late-night access.
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East Vancouver corridors
Compare visibility, neighbourhood demand, delivery access, parking, transit and the balance between destination and repeat local customers.
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Neighbourhood retail locations
Examine neighbouring tenants, signage rights, exclusivity clauses, additional rent and whether the premises support the intended service or food use.
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Lease and redevelopment risk
Confirm the remaining term, renewal options, assignment language, landlord consent, permitted use and any demolition or redevelopment provisions.
What to consider
Evaluate Vancouver opportunities with discipline.
Base rent, additional rent, lease options and demolition clauses
Neighbourhood demand, delivery access, parking and transit
Licensing, permitted use, seating and operating restrictions
Verified sales, labour costs, margins and capital requirements
A practical process
Move from broad search to qualified shortlist.
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Set the Vancouver area, business type, budget and operating criteria.
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Review suitable public opportunities and complete required confidentiality steps.
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Inspect the premises and verify financial, lease, licensing and asset information.
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Use appropriate conditions and professional advisers before committing.
Local professional
Work directly with Harry Khosa PREC*.
Harry is a REALTOR® | Business Sales Specialist working with business buyers, sellers and commercial real estate clients across Surrey, Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley through SRS Panorama Realty.
Request a follow-up from Harry when a relevant public, confidential or upcoming opportunity is available. Choose your criteria and give email consent.
Frequently asked questions
Useful answers before you begin.
What budget do I need to buy a business in Vancouver?
Compare the current asking prices on this page and plan for working capital beyond the purchase price. Rent, additional occupancy costs, staffing, inventory and equipment requirements vary by business. Harry can help shortlist opportunities around your budget; confirm the financial records and financing requirements with your own advisers.
Why are Vancouver business listings confidential?
Sellers often protect employee, customer, supplier and landlord relationships. They may disclose the exact business only after an NDA and buyer qualification.
What lease terms matter most in Vancouver?
Review the remaining term, renewal options, base and additional rent, assignment conditions, demolition or redevelopment clauses, permitted use and landlord approval requirements.
Can Harry help with Vancouver restaurants and nightlife businesses?
Harry markets restaurant, hospitality and nightlife opportunities, including confidential listings. Buyers must independently verify licensing, lease, operating and financial information.
How do I buy a business in Vancouver?
Begin with your business type, neighbourhood, budget, operating experience and financing path. Review suitable public and confidential opportunities, verify the financial and premises information, and use appropriate legal, accounting, financing and inspection advice before removing conditions.
Where can I find restaurants for sale in Vancouver?
Start with current Vancouver hospitality listings and the broader BC restaurant inventory, then share your preferred concept, neighbourhood, budget and experience so suitable confidential opportunities can also be considered.
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