- County
- Miami-Dade County
- Main roads
- Kendall Drive, Dadeland and the Florida Turnpike
- Likely buyers
- Local operators, health care groups and families relocating from the north
What Sells in Kendall
Dental and medical practices, pest control, landscaping, roofing, tutoring centers, pet services and franchise locations are common. Most of these companies serve the same neighborhoods year after year.
That repeat customer base is what buyers pay for. They ask how many customers come back, how many come from referrals and how much is spent on advertising to keep the phone ringing.
Unincorporated Does Not Mean Unregulated
Much of Kendall sits outside any city, so Miami-Dade County handles licensing and zoning directly. Buyers should still confirm which rules apply to the address. See business tax receipt transfer and the equipment return.
Who Buys
Employees who want to own, local owners adding a branch and buyers moving to South Florida with savings to invest make up the pool.
SBA lending is common, so lease terms and clean books carry weight. Read lease assignment and landlord consent and hurricane insurance records before you list.
Practices and Franchises
Practices and franchise units follow extra rules. A franchisor often must approve a new owner and charge a transfer fee, and a licensed practice needs its own approvals. Ask early so the approval does not hold up closing.
Marketing Spend
Home services companies often buy leads and ads. Buyers separate the spend that keeps the phone ringing from the spend that is optional, so label each cost clearly in your statements.
Getting Started
To see a private range, ask for an estimate or call (786) 555-0134 on a weekday.