Pharmacy for sale South East

• Proximity to London: The South East offers access to the large and affluent population of London while benefiting from lower property prices and operating costs compared to the capital. This allows pharmacy owners to tap into a lucrative market without the high costs of central London.

• Growing Population and Healthcare Demand: The region has a diverse and expanding population, including a significant number of commuters, families, and retirees. This creates a consistent and growing demand for pharmaceutical services, including prescriptions, over-the-counter products, and healthcare advice.

• Excellent Transport Links: The region benefits from excellent transport connections to London and other key areas, making it easy for customers to access pharmacies. The transport links also provide potential opportunities for expanding service areas and reaching a wider customer base.

• We have compiled a free e-book listing 10 areas to focus on to maximise acquisitions success.

• Discover details on: Financials / Marketing Strategy / Legal Issues / Due Diligence / Financing and Deal Structuring

• Download the free e-book here

• Foot traffic: Consider the pharmacy’s visibility and accessibility to local customers.

• Demographics: Analyse the local population and their healthcare needs. Are there sufficient potential customers in the area?

• Competition: Evaluate the number of nearby pharmacies or healthcare providers and how the pharmacy stands out in the market.

• Qualified staff: Assess the qualifications and experience of the current staff, particularly the pharmacists and pharmacy technicians.

• Employee turnover: High turnover can be a red flag. Look at the stability of the workforce and their job satisfaction.

• Management systems: Review the pharmacy’s operational and management processes. A well-organized pharmacy will have effective systems in place for inventory management, customer service, and staff coordination.

• Condition of the property: Check the condition of the building, equipment, and facilities. Are they in good repair?

• Size and layout: Ensure the space is appropriately sized for current operations and potential future growth.

• Lease terms: If the pharmacy is leased, evaluate the lease terms, including rent, duration, and any clauses that could impact long-term stability.

• Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned owner, our webinar offers expert advice on the process of buying a pharmacy.

• Join Nathan Atkinson, Director of Prospect Estates, and the legal experts from Carter Bond Solicitors in this essential webinar.

• This session will simplify the pharmacy acquisition process and highlight key pitfalls to avoid.

• Download and watch our webinar here.