Businesses for Sale in BC & Surrey
Gas stations, liquor stores, restaurants, franchises, motels, and more across Surrey, the Fraser Valley, and British Columbia. Whether you are buying your first business or selling one you have built, get experienced help with the real estate, the lease, and the deal.
Current Businesses for Sale
Opportunities currently represented by Tejinder Sohal. Tap a listing for full details and to arrange a confidential conversation.
Browse Businesses for Sale by Type
Each guide covers what to look for, how the business is typically valued, and current opportunities.
Gas Stations for Sale
Branded and independent stations, often with a convenience store.
View guideLiquor Stores for Sale
Licensed retail stores — licence transfer through the LCRB.
View guideConvenience Stores for Sale
Independent and branded c-stores across the Fraser Valley.
View guideRestaurants & Franchises for Sale
Independent restaurants, takeout, and franchise locations.
View guideMotels for Sale
Owner-operated roadside motels on BC highway corridors.
View guideHotels for Sale
Limited-service hotels and larger hospitality properties.
View guideCar Washes for Sale
Tunnel, in-bay, and self-serve car wash businesses.
View guideDaycares for Sale
Licensed childcare centres and preschools.
View guideSelf-Storage for Sale
Drive-up and climate-controlled storage facilities.
View guideBanquet Halls for Sale
Event venues and reception halls.
View guideAuto Dealerships for Sale
New and used vehicle dealerships.
View guideTruck Yards for Sale
Truck parking, drop yards, and trucking company yards.
View guideHow Buying a Business in BC Works
Define what you want to own
Budget, business type, location, and how involved you want to be day to day — owner-operator or investor.
Review opportunities confidentially
Many business sales are handled discreetly to protect staff, suppliers, and customers. Serious buyers typically sign a confidentiality agreement before receiving financials.
Verify the numbers
Financial statements, tax returns, sales records, and the lease or property details should all be reviewed with your accountant before you rely on them.
Structure the offer
Price, inventory, equipment, lease assignment or real estate, licences, and training are negotiated separately, usually with conditions for financing and due diligence.
Transfer and take over
Licence transfers, franchisor approval, landlord consent, and staff transition are coordinated before completion.
Business for Sale — Common Questions
Are there businesses for sale in Surrey right now?
Yes — Surrey and the Fraser Valley have a steady market in gas stations, convenience and liquor stores, restaurants, and service businesses. Current opportunities represented by Tejinder Sohal are shown on this page, and many other sales are handled confidentially. Call (604) 679-1304 to discuss what is available.
How do I find a business for sale in BC?
Beyond public listings, many BC businesses change hands through agents who know which owners are considering selling. Share your budget, preferred business type, and area — Surrey, the Fraser Valley, Metro Vancouver, or the BC Interior — and Tejinder can tell you what fits.
Are there franchises for sale in BC?
Franchise resales come up regularly across BC, including quick-service restaurants. A franchise purchase usually needs franchisor approval of the buyer, and the franchise agreement, fees, and remaining term all affect value — review them carefully before you commit.
Do I need a business broker or a REALTOR® to buy or sell a business?
When a business sale includes real estate or a commercial lease, it is commonly handled by a licensed REALTOR® with commercial experience. Tejinder Sohal has handled residential and commercial transactions across the Fraser Valley for over 30 years, including business-for-sale properties.
How are businesses valued in BC?
Most small businesses are valued on their verified earnings, adjusted for owner compensation, plus the value of inventory, equipment, and any real estate. Location, lease terms, licences, and how dependent the business is on the current owner also matter. For a formal valuation, work with an accountant or a qualified business valuator.
I want to sell my business in Surrey — where do I start?
Start by gathering two to three years of financial statements, your lease or property details, and a list of equipment and licences. Then talk through pricing and a confidential marketing plan. See the selling your business page, or call Tejinder at (604) 679-1304.
General information only — not legal, tax, or financial advice. Verify financial statements, licensing, and lease terms with your accountant, lawyer, and the relevant authorities before purchasing.
Looking to Buy or Sell a Business?
Tell Tejinder what you are looking for — or what you are thinking of selling — and she will follow up with a confidential conversation. With over 30 years in residential and commercial real estate across the Fraser Valley, she knows how business sales, leases, and property fit together.