Browse 165 businesses currently for sale in the Washington, DC metro area with an average asking price of $1.6M. Find acquisition opportunities across every industry in the metro.
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The Washington, DC metro area supports a steady flow of small-business acquisitions across service, retail, and industrial sectors. Buying close to home has real advantages: you can meet sellers face to face, judge locations and crews yourself, and keep the local customer relationships that make these businesses durable after a transition.
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This website builder software platform in the Washington DC metro area differentiates itself through a structure-first, template-selection approach that reduces complexity for non-technical users, generating approximately $3.67 million in annual SDE on $29 million in asking price. The platform's curated, conversion-optimized template library addresses design paralysis and delivers professional outcomes without requiring drag-and-drop expertise from the end user. The scalable software model and established user base provide a strategic acquirer or growth-oriented operator with a defensible market position in a large and competitive category.
This Washington, D.C. area convenience store generates approximately $1.3 million in annual gross sales with strong seller's discretionary earnings exceeding $430,000, driven by diversified revenue streams including lottery, tobacco, alcohol, and food and beverage sales. The business benefits from a long-term lease with favorable rent for the market and a trained employee base already in place. Consistent sales history and a stable customer base make this an attractive owner-operator or family business acquisition.
This premium membership-based executive networking and social club holds exclusive territorial rights for the Washington, D.C. metro area — one of the highest-income and most professionally dense markets in the country. The business is already operational and revenue-generating, backed by a franchisor offering a first-year EBITDA guarantee and a multi-year buyback option to protect the new owner's downside. Recurring membership revenue from a senior executive and entrepreneur clientele provides a predictable, relationship-driven income stream in a market with strong long-term demand for curated peer communities.