Hackensack, NJ
$445,000

Hackensack, NJ
$445,000
Barnwell County, SC
$328,000

Scottsdale, AZ
$85,000

Indianapolis, IN
$49,500
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Hawaii
$825,000
Maricopa County, AZ
$195,000
Fort Collins, CO
$2,200,000
Boulder County, CO
$450,000
Myrtle Beach, SC
$310,000
Michigan
$995,000
Colorado
$200,000
Denver, CO
$50,000
Lexington, MA
$295,000
$300,000
Mandeville, LA
Miami, FL
$350,000
Maui County, HI
$125,000
Gary Sharp
Sharp Business Brokers
Serving Pierce County, WA
Sharp Business Brokers is a Western Washington based merger and acquisition firm helping business owners through the important and complicated process of selling their business. Unlike traditional business brokers Sharp Business Brokers is not out to just LIST your business. We are here to assist you in making the decision of when is the right time to sell. There are many reasons to consider selling your business. Ideally you will sell when it is your idea and when business is thriving, not due to some unexpected event or at the bottom of the business cycle. We want to help get you ready for whatever happens. We help: • Determine the current value of your business. • Based on a business review help determine if this is the best time to sell. • Take an honest and realistic approach to exit planning. • To look at a contingency plan in case of an unexpected event.
Gta, ON
$390,000
Colorado
$500,000
Horry County, SC
$130,000
Cabarrus County, NC
$99,000
Mecklenburg County, NC
$150,000
Florida
$3,500,000
Charlotte, NC
$65,000
Flushing, NY
$135,000
Oakland County, MI
$139,000
Oakland County, MI
$139,000
Shelby County, TN
$400,000
Olathe, KS
$60,000
Philadelphia, PA
$389
Gresham, OR
$1,500,000
Rochester Hills, MI
Not Disclosed
Pleasant Valley, NY
Not Disclosed
The United States massage therapy industry has grown by leaps and bounds in the last decade. The job outlook or projected percent change for the next decade is 22, much faster than the average for all occupations! Massage therapists work in a variety of professional settings, including their own office or home, health care facilities, spa and leisure venues, and client's offices or homes. Sole or self-employed practitioners are the largest group of therapists.
If you're ready to buy a massage business, know that experts expect the industry to continue to grow. In the last five years, almost 60 million Americans received at least one massage, which led to industry revenue growth of approximately 4 percent. Experts expect this trend to continue because of the aging baby boomer population, which will desire more treatment in the years to come.
Data shows that the primary reason people give for a massage is medical, followed by reasons for relaxation and stress reduction, pain relief or management, muscle soreness, recovery or rehabilitation, pampering, well-being, and health. If you're actively looking for a massage business to buy, keep the following factors in mind:
Massage industry pundits expect massage therapy opportunities to increase with an increase in disposable income. Therefore, if you're interested in massage businesses for sale, it's a good idea to think about the specialized or value-added services you can bring to the table.
Whether you wish to focus on pain relief or relaxation massage, do your research on the potential client base and the feasibility and cost of offering these types of services at your office or off-site.