Retail for sale in Canada

Canadian retail covers brick-and-mortar shops, convenience stores, and e-commerce. Inventory turnover and lease assignability are usually the biggest valuation levers.

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Financing & valuation

Understand what a business is worth and how to fund the purchase before you make an offer.

Retail by province

Guides for Canadian buyers

Frequently asked questions

How much does a retail in Canada typically cost?
Asking prices vary widely by revenue, cash flow and location. Most owner-operated retail in Canada on BizListings.ca list between $100,000 and $2M, with larger and recurring-revenue businesses trading higher. Browse the listings above for current, real pricing.
How are retail in Canada valued?
Small retail in Canada are usually valued on a multiple of Seller's Discretionary Earnings (SDE), typically 1.5×–3×. Larger deals trade on EBITDA multiples of 3×–6×. Real estate, equipment and inventory are often valued separately.
How do I finance buying a retail in Canada?
Common sources include the Canada Small Business Financing Program (CSBFP), BDC acquisition loans, seller financing (VTB), and commercial bank loans. Buyers typically combine 20–40% equity with these facilities.
Are the listings on BizListings.ca from brokers or direct sellers?
Both. BizListings.ca is a free marketplace open to direct owner-sellers and to verified Canadian business brokers, so buyers get the widest possible choice of retail in Canada.