Mobil Gas Stations for Sale in Florida
Mobil is one of the most searched fuel brands by name among Florida buyers, and the sites that carry it tend to be the kind of established, high-recognition corners that rarely come to market twice in a decade. Like Exxon, the brand reaches the street through branded distributors rather than through company-owned retail.
The practical consequence is that a Mobil deal is underwritten in three layers: the corner, the store, and the contract. The corner sets the gallons, the store sets the basket, and the supply agreement decides how much of the gross margin you actually keep and what capital the brand will require from you over the next several years.
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Mobil Inventory
No Mobil site is publicly listed with us at this moment. Inventory turns over, and a large share of what we transact never reaches a public marketplace at all — owners are reluctant to signal an exit to staff, suppliers and competitors. Tell us what you are looking for and we will work it directly.
2 Mobil opportunities not listed publicly
Confidential inventory released under NDA, including portfolios where Mobil is one of several brands across the sites. These never appear on LoopNet, Crexi or BizBuySell.
See Off-Market OpportunitiesWhat Matters When You Buy a Mobil
Payment and rewards programs drive repeat traffic
Mobil sites participate in national rewards and mobile-payment programs that produce genuinely repeat customers — the kind who pass two competitors to reach a specific canopy. That traffic is attached to the brand, not the parcel, which is why the gallons on a branded site and the gallons the same site would do unbranded are not the same number.
Florida supply logistics are a margin item
Product moves into Florida through a small number of marine terminals — Port Everglades, Tampa, Jacksonville — and hauls out from the rack by truck. Distance from the rack that supplies you shows up as delivery cost in every load, every week. It never appears in a cap rate and it is one of the more durable structural advantages a site can have.
Model the de-brand before you need to
Every branded site has an unbranded alternative sitting behind it: lower cost of product, no image capital, no brand price position and no program traffic. Whether that trade is positive depends on the corridor and the competition, and it is a full-year model rather than a per-gallon comparison. Run it while you are buying, so a renewal negotiation later is a decision instead of a scramble.
How a branded fuel site actually works
Three assets, one price
Real estate, an operating business, and a fuel supply agreement. The first two get underwritten by almost every buyer; the third decides your cost of goods and your required capital, and it is the one most often read last.
The brand is licensed, not leased
The refiner does not operate the store or pay you rent. An independent operator or a branded wholesaler holds the rights and supplies the site, so ask who the supplier is and what term is left before you form a view on value.
PMPA sits underneath
The federal Petroleum Marketing Practices Act governs how a supplier may terminate or decline to renew a franchised dealer relationship. Useful protection, and not a substitute for reading the agreement you are inheriting.
Where Florida fuel sites trade
Florida is not one market. The same Mobil site economics produce very different values in a bridge-constrained Pinellas corridor and an entitlement-constrained Miami-Dade one. Each market page covers what actually drives volume there.
Mobil FAQ
Are Mobil sites sold with the real estate?
Both structures trade. A fee simple sale conveys the dirt, the building, the tanks and the business; a business-only sale conveys the operating company with the site leased from a separate landlord. They are priced differently — selling the business without the real estate typically drops the multiple to roughly 1.5x to 3x — and they attract different buyers. Establish which one you are looking at before comparing prices.
What is the biggest risk on a Mobil purchase?
Tank and environmental condition, followed by the supply agreement. Underground storage tanks have finite lives, Florida's water table is shallow, and the state's cleanup file on a site is public and worth reading before you price anything. After that, the supply agreement decides your cost of goods and your capital obligations, and it is the item buyers most often leave until the end.
Do you have Mobil sites in Florida?
The inventory block on this page is generated from live listings, so it answers that question honestly on the day you are reading it — including portfolios where Mobil is one of several brands across the sites. When nothing is showing, it is still worth asking: much of what we transact is released under NDA rather than posted publicly.
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