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Certainly! Here are several gas station properties and commercial lots across the U.S. priced at $299,000 or below, suitable for development or investment:

Titusville, FL
Approximately 1 acre of commercial property at a signalized hard corner, ideal for a gas station and convenience store. Some site plans are already in place. 
Florence County, SC
Closed gas station with drive-thru on a great corner location. Previously performed well; offers easy access and ample space. 
Mecklenburg County, VA
Established country store with attached gas station. Robust inside sales averaging $32,000 monthly and thriving gas sales. 
Douglasville, GA
0.83-acre corner lot zoned commercial, suitable for a gas station or strip mall. High commercial zoning allows for various businesses. 
Gideon, MO
Previously operated as a gas station and service center, includes building, two fuel pumps, hydraulic car lift, and above-ground fuel tanks. 
Campbell, MO
High-traffic commercial property on a corner lot in downtown Campbell. Once a gas station, oil company, and mechanic shop. 
Suffolk County, NY
Unbranded gas station with recently renovated convenience store. Located on a busy road next to a mechanic shop. 
New Jersey
Gas station with 3 MPDs and a large canopy with LED price sign on a busy corner. Pumps 65,000 gallons per month on average. 

If you're interested in properties near major highways or specific regions, feel free to let me know, and I can provide more tailored options.

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Finding a gas station property with included real estate for between $50,000 and $300,000 is extremely challenging, and in most cases, highly unlikely for a fully operational gas station with the land. Here's why:

  • Average Costs are Much Higher: The typical cost to buy a gas station with real estate generally ranges from $250,000 to over $2 million, and often much higher for profitable, established locations. Some sources indicate average startup costs for a new gas station can range from $247,800 to over $1 million, with land acquisition alone potentially costing $50,000 to $1 million or more.
  • What You Might Find in that Range:
    • Vacant Land with Potential: You might find vacant commercial land in some areas within that price range that is zoned for a gas station, but it would require significant additional investment for construction, permits, equipment, and environmental assessments.
    • "Business Only" Listings (Leasehold): Many gas station listings in the lower price ranges are for the business only, meaning you would be leasing the property, not owning the real estate. These typically involve a "key money" payment for the business and existing equipment, plus ongoing rent.
    • Extremely Distressed Properties: Very rarely, you might find a gas station property in this price range if it's severely distressed, has significant environmental issues (like leaking underground storage tanks, which are extremely costly to remediate), or is in a very undesirable, low-traffic location. These would come with substantial risks and require significant additional investment to make them operational and profitable.
    • Components of a Gas Station: The $50,000 - $300,000 range might cover things like initial inventory, equipment upgrades, or a down payment on a much larger loan, but not the entire property.

Where to Look (with realistic expectations):

If you are set on finding a gas station property with real estate in this budget, you'll need to broaden your search and be prepared for potential challenges:

  • Specialized Commercial Real Estate Brokers: Work with brokers who specialize in gas stations and convenience stores. They may have access to off-market deals or properties that are more niche.
  • Online Commercial Property Listings:
    • BizBuySell: While most listings will be higher, you might occasionally find distressed properties or vacant land.
    • LoopNet: Similar to BizBuySell, it's a major commercial real estate platform.
    • GasStationsUSA.com and NRC.com: These sites specialize in gas station sales and may have some land-only or highly specific listings.
  • Foreclosures and Auctions: Keep an eye on commercial real estate foreclosures or auctions in less developed or rural areas.
  • Direct Owner Contact: Sometimes, owners of older, less profitable stations might be willing to sell at a lower price, especially if they are looking to retire.

Important Considerations:

  • Due Diligence is CRUCIAL: For any property in this price range, especially a gas station, thorough due diligence is paramount. This includes:
    • Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments: To check for soil and groundwater contamination from fuel tanks. This is a significant potential liability.
    • Financial Records: If it's an existing business, verify all financial statements (P&L, balance sheets, cash flow).
    • Permits and Licensing: Ensure all necessary local, state, and federal permits are in place and transferable.
    • Property Condition: Inspect the pumps, tanks, canopy, building, and any other structures.
  • Location, Location, Location: A low price often means a poor location, which will severely impact profitability.
  • Business vs. Real Estate: Be very clear if the listing includes the real estate or if it's just the business for sale with a lease.

In summary, while it's not impossible to find something in the $50,000 - $300,000 range related to gas station real estate, it's highly improbable to find a fully functional, profitable gas station with included real estate within that budget. You would likely be looking at vacant land, a "business-only" acquisition, or a property with significant issues requiring substantial additional investment.

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You're looking for a very specific type of property in a challenging price range for gas stations with real estate. As mentioned before, finding an operational gas station with the land in Virginia for $50,000 to $300,000 is highly unlikely, as most are much more expensive.

However, based on your request and the search results, here's what the market might offer within that budget in Virginia, and how to approach it:

What you might find (and what it means):

  • Vacant Land Zoned for Commercial/Gas Station Use:

    • You might find land in less developed or rural areas of Virginia that is zoned for commercial use, including potentially a gas station. Prices for vacant land can fall within your range, especially outside major metropolitan areas.
    • What this means: You would be buying the land and would then need to invest significantly more capital to build the gas station from the ground up, including tanks, pumps, canopy, a convenience store, and all necessary permits and environmental remediation. This is a very large and complex project.
    • Example from search: Some results show land for sale under $300k, but not explicitly for gas stations. You'd need to confirm zoning and feasibility.

  • "Business Only" Listings (Leasehold):

    • Many listings in your price range, particularly on sites like BizBuySell, are for the gas station business itself, where you would lease the property from the current owner. These typically involve an upfront payment for the business, equipment, and goodwill, plus ongoing monthly rent.
    • What this means: You wouldn't own the real estate, which means no property appreciation and less control over the site. However, it requires less upfront capital.
    • Examples from search: BizBuySell has numerous listings for gas station businesses in Virginia around the $50k-$300k range, but these are "business only" (e.g., "$59,000. Cash Flow: $29,446. 2,800 Sf. C store property only $300K with .52 acres land with Deli. Blacksburg, VA." - This one is ambiguous and would require confirmation if the $300k is for the property or just the business). Another example: "$65,000 Plus Merchandise Inventory for Virginia Bristol Branded Gas Station C Store Business Only."

  • Extremely Distressed Properties / Former Gas Stations:

    • Very occasionally, you might find a former gas station site or a highly distressed one in this price range. These are often in very poor condition, non-operational, and/or have significant environmental contamination issues (leaking underground storage tanks are a common and costly problem).
    • What this means: The low price reflects the massive investment required to clean up the site and make it operational again. Environmental remediation alone can easily run into the hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars. This is a highly risky venture and generally only suitable for experienced developers or those with deep pockets for environmental cleanup.
    • Example from search: LoopNet sometimes lists "distressed" gas stations, but even these are often higher than your range or require significant work.

Specific Search Tips for Virginia within your budget:

  1. Refine your expectations: Be realistic that a fully operational, clean, profitable gas station with real estate in Virginia for under $300,000 is almost non-existent. You're likely looking at a "fixer-upper," vacant land, or a leasehold business.

  2. Focus on Rural and Less Developed Areas: Properties in this price range, especially those with some land, will most likely be found in more rural or less economically vibrant areas of Virginia, where commercial property values are lower.

  3. Utilize Commercial Real Estate Platforms with Specific Filters:

    • LoopNet.com and Crexi.com: Filter by "Gas Station" or "Retail" (as some gas stations are listed under general retail) and set your price range. Also, look for "Land" if you're open to building. Check their "distressed properties" section.
    • BizBuySell.com and BusinessesForSale.com: While often for "business only," carefully read the descriptions. Some might explicitly state "Real Estate Included," but these are rare at your price point. Look for mentions like "property included" or "real estate available." Some listings indicate "business plus property" but the total price is usually much higher (e.g., "Real Estate$65K inside sale, Deli, gas station with land only $910K" on BizBuySell, clearly outside your range).

  4. Connect with Local Commercial Brokers:

    • Find commercial real estate agents in Virginia who specialize in gas stations, convenience stores, or commercial land. Explain your budget and what you're looking for. They may know of off-market opportunities or properties that fit your criteria, even if they come with challenges.

Important Considerations if you find something:

  • Environmental Due Diligence: This is the most critical step for any former or current gas station. Always conduct a Phase I and potentially a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment to identify any contamination. Environmental cleanup costs can dwarf the purchase price.
  • Zoning and Permits: Verify that the property is appropriately zoned for a gas station and that all necessary local and state permits are in place or can be easily obtained.
  • Financials (if existing business): If it's an operating business, meticulously review its financial records. A low price could indicate low profitability or a struggling business.
  • Condition of Equipment: Pumps, tanks, and other equipment can be extremely expensive to repair or replace. Factor this into your budget.

In essence, while you can search for "gas station property included real estate between $50,000 to $300,000 in Virginia," be prepared that a viable, operational gas station in this price range is highly unlikely. Your search will more realistically lead to either vacant land requiring significant development or a "business only" acquisition.






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Arkansas 

Interaction highway gas station properties included find price less then 300,000 in Arkansas

I found some gas station listings in Arkansas that might fit your budget. Here are a couple of options:

  • Clark County Industrial Park Gas Station in Arkadelphia, AR, listed for $169,000.

  • 612 Fort Street, Barling, AR (Mixed Use Property), listed for $315,000 (slightly above budget).

You can explore more listings on and . Let me know if you need help narrowing down options!


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California 

Interaction highway properties included Real estate gas station find price less then only 300,000 in Connecticut

found some gas station listings in California, but options under $300,000 seem to be quite limited. Here are a couple that might interest you:

  • Independent Gas Station in Stockton, CA, listed for $1,800,000 (above budget but includes property).

  • Shell Gas Station in Fontana, CA, listed for $1,600,000 (above budget but negotiable).

You can explore more listings on and . Let me know if you’d like help refining your search!

Interaction highway gas station properties included find price less then only 300,000 in California

Finding gas stations in California under $300,000 is quite challenging, as most listings tend to be significantly higher. However, you can explore available options on platforms like and to see if any new listings match your budget. If you'd like, I can help refine your search or suggest alternative locations where prices might be more affordable!

Interaction highway gas station properties included find price less then only 300,000 in Colorado

I found some gas station listings in Colorado that might fit your budget:

  • 925 S Main St, Walsenburg, CO, listed for $425,000 (slightly above budget but negotiable).

  • Hotchkiss Gas Station, Hotchkiss, CO, listed for $950,000 (above budget but includes business and real estate).

  • Independent Gas Station in Lakewood, CO, listed for $149,995 (within budget).

You can explore more listings on and . Let me know if you'd like help refining your search!

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Interaction highway gas station properties included find price less then only 300,000 in Connecticut

I found some gas station listings in Connecticut that might fit your budget:

  • Unbranded Gas Station in Hartford, CT, listed for $250,000.

  • Marvelous Gas and Convenience Store in New Haven, CT, listed for $249,000.

You can explore more listings on and . Let me know if you'd like help refining your search!p




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Interaction highway properties included Real estate gas station ( non leases ) find price less then 300,000 in Delaware

Finding gas station real estate (non-leased) under $300,000 in Delaware is quite challenging, as most listings tend to be higher. However, I found some resources that might help:

  • You can explore available listings on and .

  • There is a townhouse property at 12088 Geyer Ave, Milford, DE, listed for $284,500, though it may not be a gas station.

  • A gas station with a convenience store in New Castle, DE, is listed for $2,199,000, which is above budget.

If you're open to nearby states or different types of commercial properties, I can refine the search further. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!

Interaction highway properties included Real estate gas station ( non leases ) find price less then 300,000 in Florida

Finding gas station real estate (non-leased) under $300,000 in Florida is quite challenging, as most listings tend to be higher. However, I found some resources that might help:

  • You can explore available listings on and .

  • There are some commercial properties under $300,000 in Florida, but they may not specifically be gas stations. You can check options on [Lang Realty](https://www.langrealty.com/commercial-properties-200000-300000/).

  • A Marathon Gas Station in Orlando, FL, is listed for $299,000, which fits within your budget.

If you're open to nearby states or different types of commercial properties, I can refine the search further. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!

Georgia 


Interaction highway properties included Real estate gas station ( non leases ) find price less then 300,000 in Georgia

Finding gas station real estate (non-leased) under $300,000 in Georgia is quite challenging, as most listings tend to be higher. However, I found some resources that might help:

  • You can explore available listings on and .

  • A gas station business-only in Cordele, GA, is listed for $299,000, which fits within your budget.

  • A gas station business-only in Thomasville, GA, is listed for $199,000, which is well within budget.

If you're open to nearby states or different types of commercial properties, I can refine the search further. Let me know how you'd like to proceed!

Hawaii 


Finding gas station real estate (non-leased) under $300,000 in Hawaii is quite challenging, as most listings tend to be higher. However, I found some resources that might help:

  • You can explore available listings on and .

  • A property at 94-1100 Kunia Rd Unit 99C3, Waipahu, HI, is listed for $275,000—though it is an agricultural lot rather than a gas station.

  • A lot on Hookupu St, Pahoa, HI, is listed for $79,995—which could be developed.

If you're open to nearby states or different types of commercial properties, I can refine the search further. Let me know how you'd like to procee




Finding gas station real estate (non-leased) under $300,000 in Idaho is quite challenging, as most listings tend to be higher. However, I found some resources that might help:

  • You can explore available listings on and .

  • A United Oil Gas Station in Arco, ID, is listed for $250,000, which fits within your budget.

  • Most other gas station listings in Idaho exceed $1,000,000, but you can check for new properties on .

Illinois 

Finding gas station real estate (non-leased) under $300,000 in Illinois is quite challenging, as most listings tend to be higher. However, I found some resources that might help:

  • You can explore available listings on and .

  • A corporate-owned gas station for lease in Springfield, IL, is listed for $150,000, though it is a lease rather than a purchase.

  • Most other gas station listings in Illinois exceed $1,000,000, but you can check for new properties on .










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