Convenience stores for sale in Phoenix, AZ

Looking for a convenience store for sale in Phoenix? This page gathers convenience stores, corner markets and smoke shops tagged to the Phoenix area from public listing sites and brokers, all in one free search. Most recent listings are in Phoenix itself, with a few in Glendale, Youngtown, Sun City and out in Tonopah. You'll see beer-and-wine stores, markets with a smoke shop or phone repair counter inside, and a handful of gas station stores where the real estate is part of the deal, which is why asking prices run from small to well into the millions. Read each card to see whether you're buying just the business or the building too. When a listing shares cash flow, we show a cash-on-cash estimate on our model so you can compare stores side by side. For other kinds of businesses in the Valley, head back to all businesses for sale in Phoenix.

Estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. Modeled on seller-reported numbers with 30% down, a 7.5% rate and a 10-year loan. How we estimate

Convenience stores · Phoenix area · live counts

  • 30matching in Phoenix · 67 including nearby towns
  • 22clear 20% cash-on-cash on our model, incl. nearby
  • 22clear 1.5x DSCR on our model, incl. nearby

Convenience stores for sale in and near Phoenix, AZ

Showing 1–24 of 67. The most recently seen listings come first.

Listings not seen recently may already be sold or changed, so check the broker's page.

Estimates only — not financial, tax, or legal advice. How we estimate

Questions about buying convenience stores in Phoenix

Can I take over the store's beer and wine license?
It depends on the license. Arizona liquor licenses come in different series, and only some can move to a new owner. Ask the broker which license the store holds and check with the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control before you count on it.
Why do some Phoenix convenience stores cost so much more than others?
Some listings include the land and building, often for gas station stores, while others are just the business in a leased space. Check each card so you're comparing like with like.
How is the cash-on-cash number worked out?
It's an estimate on our model, shown only when a listing shares cash flow: 30% down, a 7.5% interest rate and a 10-year loan, with cash flow left after loan payments divided by the down payment. Many convenience store listings don't share cash flow, so those show no number. You can run your own figures in our free business acquisition calculator.