176 supermarkets currently listed for sale in Australia; asking from $30K to $3.5M with a median of $550,000; 147 disclose revenue, median $2,150,000.
Active listings
176
live on broker sites we track
Median asking
$550K
155 of 176 priced · $30K–$3.5M
Median revenue
$2.1M
147 of 176 disclose · $182K–$30M
Earnings multiple
3.3×
earnings multiple · 23 listings
Price drops
9
reduced in the last 30 days
Asking price distributionStated asking price · 155 of 176 listings
17%
25%
23%
22%
6%
Under $100K$2.5M–$5M
What the asking price buys
Cheaper supermarkets come with more revenue for the money: $7.88 of yearly revenue for every $1 asked under $100K, $3.49 over $1M.
Stated earnings repay the price in about a year at $250K–$500K and 3.7 years over $1M. Earnings are as the broker states them, usually before an owner’s wage.
Yearly revenue for every $1 of asking price
Years of stated earnings to repay the asking price
112 of 176 state a usable price and revenue; 23 state earnings. Freehold excluded, stock added where it is extra.
Price in weeks of takings · Australia
The typical supermarket is priced at 14 weeks of its own takings.
One dot per store: asking price divided by the weekly sales the broker quotes. Stock added where it is extra.