Selling a repair shop on Route 9 or Route 20 in Worcester County
Shops on main roads like Route 9 and Route 20 get seen every day. That's worth something to a buyer who plans to keep the doors open.
If this sounds like youYou've been on a main road in central Mass for years. You're ready to think about what's next, but you want it done right.
What you can do.
Sell the shop and building together
The cleanest way to hand off the spot and the customers.
Sell to someone already in the area
Local buyers often keep more of what you built.
Keep the building and lease it
Sell the business and collect rent.
What to watch for.
- Don't talk price before you know your numbers.
- Ask if the buyer keeps the team and the name.
- Know your building details: bays, doors, lot, parking.
Owner to owner, and it stays private.
Lotus buys auto shops and the buildings they sit in across Massachusetts, including Worcester County. We keep the shop running and the people working.
James StephensonLotus, Massachusetts and Connecticut
Quick answers.
Are buyers looking in central Massachusetts?
Yes. Shops on main roads draw interest from several kinds of buyers.
How do I start?
Send James a short note with your town and what you're thinking.
Thinking about what comes next for your shop or building?
Tell James a little about it. Only James reads it, and the conversation stays private. No pressure, no broker and no mailing list.