Convenience stores
3 convenience stores are for sale right now, from $55K to $1.6M, plus inventory.
For sale now
Active$55K+ inventoryGrocery & Convenience · Business Only
Fort Worth, TX
Active$1.6M+ inventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
Texas
Active$699K+ inventoryGrocery & Convenience · With Real Estate
Near downtown Fort Worth, TX
This page collects the deals where the store itself carries the business: neighborhood c-stores and groceries, a smoke-shop build-out, and stations where the convenience store is the main draw. Every gas station listing has a store attached too; those are on the gas stations page.
Inside sales and margin matter most. Beer and wine, tobacco and vape, a kitchen or deli, lottery commissions and ATM fees can each add a steady line of income, and each comes with its own permit or contract that has to move to the new owner.
Business-only stores in a leased building cost the least to buy, sometimes under $100K plus inventory. Business-only stores cost far less up front but come with a lease you inherit, so the lease terms decide how long the business is really yours. Stores sold with the real estate cost more, but the payment builds equity and nobody can decline to renew.
Track record
Under Contract$799K+ inventoryGrocery & Convenience · With Real Estate
20 minutes from Oklahoma City, OK
Not in Market$2.9 M+ inventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
Two Hours from DFW Texas
Not in Market399K+ InventoryGas Station · With Real Estate
2 Hours from Dallas Texas
Sold1.4M+ inventoryGrocery & Convenience · With Real Estate
40 Min from DFW
Questions
Across the 7 stores Realtor Punya has listed in Texas and Oklahoma, asking prices run from $55K to $2.9M, with a median of $799K, before inventory. Business-only deals sit at the low end; larger stores sold with the land and building at the high end.
Yes. In Texas a store needs a TABC wine and malt beverage retailer's off-premise permit in the new owner's name; the seller's permit doesn't pass to you, so the application runs during escrow. Oklahoma stores are licensed by the ABLE Commission.
They're listed separately wherever the seller reports them, so you can see inside sales, fuel and commissions as different lines.
Yes. SBA 7(a) loans are widely used to buy gas stations and convenience stores, and SBA 504 loans can cover the land and building. Expect to put down roughly 10% to 25%, depending on the lender, your experience and whether the real estate is included. Lenders will ask for the seller's tax returns and monthly sales reports, so Realtor Punya collects those early and can connect you with lenders who finance fuel and retail deals.
Tell Realtor Punya your budget and whether you want fuel. He'll call when one fits.
