Closed August 25, 2026 • $5,500,000

Inside the $5.5 Million Southwest Miami-Dade Gas Station Sale

14695 SW 216th St, Miami, FL 33170 — gas station transaction brokered by Bobby Berrido, CCIM, CMAA of The Gas Station Group at Fausto Commercial.

Transaction Overview — Miami, Florida

The operating business and real estate at 14695 SW 216th Street in southwest Miami-Dade sold for $5.5 million on August 25, 2026. The building measures 3,398 SF. Bobby Berrido, CCIM, CMAA, of The Gas Station Group at Fausto Commercial worked with the seller and the original prospective buyer. Sunshine Gasoline Distributors became the final purchaser after exercising its right of first refusal (ROFR).

Transaction insights provided by Bobby Berrido, CCIM, CMAA, of The Gas Station Group at Fausto Commercial.

Property Facts

Address
14695 SW 216th St, Miami, FL 33170
Market
Miami, Miami-Dade County
Asset type
Gas Station
Our role
Worked with seller and original prospective buyer
Structure
Business + real estate
Sale price
$5,500,000
Building size
3,398 SF
Status
Closed
Closing date
August 25, 2026
Counterparty profile
Final purchaser: Sunshine Gasoline Distributors (exercised ROFR)

A Longtime Operator Plans for Retirement

The seller had operated the station for approximately 30 years and wanted to retire. An off-market sale offered a way to pursue that exit without putting the opportunity on a public listing platform.

An Existing Buyer Relationship

Bobby connected the seller with an existing client from another transaction. That original prospective buyer was also a fuel distributor/jobber and was interested in acquiring the operating station and its real estate.

Pricing and the Distributor’s Contractual Right

Seller price expectations and the existing distributor’s ROFR were central challenges. Bobby negotiated pricing acceptable to the seller and original buyer. The agreed transaction remained subject to the distributor’s existing right of first refusal.

Sunshine Becomes the Final Purchaser

Sunshine Gasoline Distributors exercised its ROFR and acquired the station. The transaction took approximately 60 days from contract to closing, completing the seller’s retirement-related sale.

A Takeaway for Off-Market Sellers

For owners planning an off-market exit, buyer relationships, pricing and existing contractual purchase rights are central to the sale process.

Planning to retire from an operating station? Discuss your business, real estate and existing agreements with Bobby before choosing a sale approach. Plan your gas station sale.

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