Compare current pub and entertainment opportunities across Vancouver, Surrey, Langley and New Westminster, with confidential disclosure protecting staff, customers and operating records.
Hospitality value depends on more than reported sales.
A pub, bar or nightclub combines the operating business, premises, equipment, security plan and regulatory environment. Capacity, permitted hours, entertainment, kitchen infrastructure, neighbourhood context and the remaining lease term can all affect the buyer’s operating plan.
Harry’s current nightlife inventory ranges from community pubs to a downtown Vancouver event venue. Some sellers disclose public sales and premises ranges; others release complete information only after an NDA. Buyers should verify source records and current licence requirements rather than assuming an existing approval will transfer unchanged.
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
4
Business categories
2
Published asking range
$399,000–$999,999
MLS®-identified opportunities
2
Current public opportunities
Current pubs and nightlife businesses for sale.
Review public asking prices and seller-approved operating facts, then request protected lease, licence and financial records.
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.
Review operations, premises and licensing as one package.
Licence type, conditions, capacity, hours and transfer requirements
Lease term, permitted use, landlord consent and noise or entertainment provisions
Kitchen, bar, sound, security and event equipment condition and ownership
POS, bank, tax, payroll and event records supporting reported performance
A practical process
Control confidentiality while verifying the opportunity.
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Define the venue type, market, capacity, budget and operating experience.
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Complete the NDA and buyer-qualification process required by the seller.
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Review financials, lease, licence, equipment, security and premises information.
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Use legal, accounting, licensing and inspection advice before removing conditions.
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.
Share your preferred market, venue type, budget and experience. Harry will explain the disclosure process for suitable public and confidential listings.
Does the liquor licence automatically transfer with a venue?
No. Licence transfer and eligibility are subject to the applicable regulatory process. Confirm the current requirements directly with the authority and qualified advisers.
What records can help verify venue revenue?
Review POS reports, merchant statements, bank deposits, tax filings, event contracts, ticketing or cover-charge records and delivery statements where applicable.
Why are pub and nightclub listings often confidential?
Confidentiality helps protect staff, patrons, suppliers, lease negotiations and operating records. Sellers commonly require an NDA and buyer qualification before releasing identifying details.
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