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Current Inventory • Statewide Florida

Gas Stations For Sale in Florida

These are the gas stations we currently have for sale in Florida, listed directly by Bobby Berrido, CCIM, CMAA and The Gas Station Group. Every listing is a fuel-retail asset we personally underwrite, so you get real volumes, real tank and environmental status, and a straight answer on what is being conveyed before you spend money on due diligence.

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Current Gas Station Listings in Florida

5 gas station listings are live right now, including off-market opportunities shown with owner permission. Additional off-market stations are available to qualified buyers under NDA. If you tell us the market, the price range you can fund, and whether you need the real estate, we will send the matching opportunities as they come up.

Buying in a specific market? North Florida is our most active search market right now, so start with gas stations for sale in Jacksonville then widen the search across Duval County gas stations for sale. Elsewhere in the state, see Miami gas stations for sale, gas stations for sale in Tampa, and Orlando gas station opportunities.

For Sale • Gas Station

Approved Gas Station Development Site — 14585 NW 22nd Avenue, Opa-locka

14585 NW 22nd Ave, Opa-locka, FL 33054 — Miami-Dade County

Price
$1,850,000
Market
Opa-locka, FL
Building size
±1,976 SF c-store + two retail bays (±860 SF / ±784 SF)
Lot size
±0.50 acres (±21,000 SF)
Fuel brand
Unbranded (buyer selects fuel supplier and brand)
Offering
Fee-simple development site with approved plans and building permit

Approved gas station development site on NW 22nd Avenue in Opa-locka, just south of the SR 9 / NW 27th Avenue interchange. Architectural and engineering plans are approved, Miami-Dade DERM and fire-review approvals are in place, and the City of Opa-locka issued a building permit on August 7, 2025. The approved program includes a ±1,976 SF convenience store, two additional retail bays, a fuel canopy with multiple fueling positions, underground fuel storage, and nine parking spaces. The unbranded concept lets a future owner choose the fuel supplier and brand affiliation.

  • ▸±0.50-acre site with frontage and direct access on NW 22nd Avenue
  • ▸Approved plans for an unbranded gas station and convenience store
  • ▸Building permit issued by the City of Opa-locka on August 7, 2025
  • ▸Miami-Dade DERM and fire-review approvals in place
  • ▸B-2 Commercial Liberal Business zoning
  • ▸Approximately 37,500 vehicles per day along the adjacent corridor
  • ▸Minutes to Gratigny Pkwy (SR 924), Palmetto Expwy (SR 826), and I-95
  • ▸Near the Opa-locka Tri-Rail Station and Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport
Gas stations for sale in Opa-lockaMiami-Dade County market hubPublic listing record
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For Sale • Gas Station

Gas Station For Sale — 2590 Recker Highway, Winter Haven

2590 Recker Hwy, Winter Haven, FL — Polk County

Price
On request
Market
Winter Haven, FL

Gas station opportunity on Recker Highway in Winter Haven, a Polk County corridor between Tampa and Orlando that carries steady commuter and I-4 spillover traffic. Pricing, fuel volumes, inside sales, and lease or supply details are released to qualified buyers under NDA.

Gas stations for sale in Winter HavenPolk County market hubPublic listing record
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For Sale • Gas Station

Gas Station For Sale — 1916 W Colonial Drive, Orlando

1916 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL — Orange County

Price
On request
Market
Orlando, FL

Gas station on West Colonial Drive (SR 50) inside Orlando's urban core, one of Orange County's highest-traffic east-west arterials. Financials, fuel volumes, tank and dispenser detail, and environmental status are shared with qualified buyers under NDA.

Gas stations for sale in OrlandoOrange County market hubPublic listing record
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For Sale • Gas Station

Gas Station For Sale — 750 W Lake Mary Boulevard, Sanford

750 W Lake Mary Blvd, Sanford, FL — Seminole County

Price
On request
Market
Sanford, FL

Gas station on West Lake Mary Boulevard in Sanford, a Seminole County corridor serving Lake Mary, Heathrow, and the Orlando Sanford International Airport submarket. Pricing and operating detail are provided to qualified buyers under NDA.

Gas stations for sale in SanfordSeminole County market hubPublic listing record
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Off-Market • Gas Station + C-Store

Off-Market Gas Station & Convenience Store — Jacksonville, FL

Jacksonville, FL — Duval County

Price
On request
Market
Jacksonville, FL
Building size
±2,450 SF store / ±3,000 SF canopy
Lot size
±0.60 acres
Offering
Real estate + business

Confidential opportunity to acquire an established gas station and convenience store along a commercial corridor in Jacksonville, Florida. The site includes existing fuel infrastructure on an approximately 0.60-acre parcel with commercial zoning in a dense, infill Jacksonville trade area. Additional information, operating details, financials, fuel information, pricing, and exact location are available to qualified buyers only. Please do not contact employees or visit the property to discuss the sale.

  • ▸Established commercial corridor in Jacksonville, FL
  • ▸±0.60-acre site with existing fuel infrastructure
  • ▸±2,450 SF convenience store / ±3,000 SF fuel canopy
  • ▸Commercial zoning, strong infill Jacksonville location
  • ▸Approximately 89,000+ residents within 3 miles
  • ▸Approximately 201,000+ residents within 5 miles
  • ▸Real estate included in the offering

Confidential — pricing, financials, fuel information, and exact location available to qualified buyers under NDA only. Please do not contact employees or visit the property to discuss the sale.

Gas stations for sale in JacksonvilleDuval County market hub
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How to Buy a Gas Station in Florida Without Overpaying

A gas station is three assets wearing one address: the real estate, the fuel business, and the contract that supplies the fuel. Buyers who price only one of the three are the buyers who get surprised after closing. Here is the order we work through on every station we sell.

Separate real estate value from business value

Value the dirt and the improvements against comparable corridor sales, then value the operation on its own cash flow. If the seller is asking a price that only works when both are stacked on top of each other, you need to see why the corridor supports it. On a leased site, the rent and the remaining term set the ceiling on what the business is worth.

Verify gallons, margin, and inside sales

Ask for monthly fuel volumes, the cents-per-gallon margin the operator actually keeps, and inside sales split by category. Beer, tobacco, lottery, and food service behave very differently from fuel, and a station with flat gallons but strong inside sales can be the better buy.

Read the fuel supply agreement before you sign anything

Remaining term, branding obligations, minimum volume commitments, image requirements, and any right of first refusal all travel with the site. A supply agreement with years left and an image upgrade clause can quietly add capital cost to your first year of ownership.

Treat tanks and environmental status as a real line item

Tank age and construction, dispenser condition, canopy and lighting, and the site's environmental file drive both your capital budget and your lender's comfort. Order the Phase I early. If it recommends further work, get the scope and cost in writing before you commit to a closing date. Environmental conclusions come from your consultant, not from us.

Line up financing before you go under contract

Fuel deals are underwritten by a small pool of lenders who understand tanks and environmental risk. Getting your lender involved before the offer keeps the deal on schedule and keeps you from renegotiating price after an appraisal or environmental report lands.

Additional Off-Market Gas Stations Are Available to Qualified Buyers

A large share of Florida gas station sales never reach a public listing site. Owners do not want employees, fuel suppliers, landlords, or competitors to find out they are selling, so those stations are shown quietly to a short list of qualified buyers under NDA — like the Jacksonville opportunity shown above.

Tell us the counties you want, the price range you can fund, whether you need the real estate or will operate on a lease, and whether you want branded or unbranded. We will match you against what we are working on and call you when something fits, instead of sending you every listing in the state.

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