# Businesses for sale in Martin County, Florida — market data

> 44 active listings in Martin County: median asking $399,000, median SDE $144,780, and how many a lender could actually fund. Measured, not estimated.

Source: https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/martin-county/

# Businesses for sale in Martin County, Florida

Counted from the crawl of September 14, 2026. Computed from the database when this page was built — not typed in. Refreshed with the weekly crawl.

As of September 14, 2026, Martin County, Florida had **44** active business-for-sale listings on the Business Brokers of Florida MLS, with a median asking price of $399,000, median owner earnings (SDE) of $144,780, and a median asking multiple of 3.3× SDE; 4 of them (9%) could be funded by a lender at the asking price, and 2 (5%) clear every step of the screen. — Main Street Diligence, computed from the crawl of September 14, 2026. Seller-reported figures, unaudited.

- **44** active listings
- **$399,000** median asking price
- **$144,780** median owner earnings (SDE)
- **3.3×** median price ÷ SDE

Martin County holds 44 of the 2,079 active Florida listings we track. The median asking price runs 21% above the statewide figure, and the median earnings multiple runs 20% above the statewide figure. A multiple is what you pay for each dollar the owner takes home — statewide the median is 2.7×.

## What a lender would say

Before you fall in love with a listing, run the test your lender will run. Across Martin County:

- **44** active listings
- **24** **pay a manager** — still earn after a standardized $75,000 wage
- **4** **a lender could fund** — debt at asking ≤ 3.5× those earnings
- **3** **have a broker citing a document** — a tax return or P&L named behind the figures, not seen by us
- **2** **show more than one year** — a trend exists at all

Statewide, 11% survive. The steps are cumulative — each applies on top of the last, the way an acquirer actually works a market.

2 of Martin County's 44 active listings (5%) clear every step — the shortlist a lender would actually entertain.

## What asking prices look like

| Asking price | Listings |
| --- | --- |
| Under $100K | 6 |
| $100K – $250K | 8 |
| $250K – $500K | 12 |
| $500K – $1M | 9 |
| $1M and up | 9 |

## How much of it is documented

Behind the headline figures: **32** listings say a tax return or P&L backs at least one year, **2** offer a broker's restatement, **4** assert numbers with nothing named behind them, and **6** publish too little to classify. A cited document means a broker typed the words into a form — nothing has been received, read or verified here. It is still the difference between a number with a paper trail and a number without one, and it is the first thing to ask any broker about.

## What's for sale, by industry

| Industry | Listings | Median asking |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [Restaurants](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/restaurants/) | 15 | $400,000 |
| [Beauty & Personal Care](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/beauty-personal-care/) | 5 | $75,000 |
| [Construction](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/construction/) | 5 | $499,000 |
| [Medical & Health](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/medical-related-biz/) | 3 | — |
| Wholesale | 2 | — |
| [Lawn & Landscaping](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/lawn-landscaping/) | 2 | — |
| [Miscellaneous Retail](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/market/retail-miscellaneous/) | 2 | — |
| Sports Related Biz | 1 | — |

Rows without a link have too few listings for a page of their own; medians shown only at five or more. [See all of them in the app →](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/?county=Martin)

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Every figure on this page is seller-reported and unaudited — the checks behind our statistics test arithmetic, not truth. Medians exclude placeholder prices under $10,000. [How the screening works →](https://www.mainstreetdiligence.com/how-it-works/)