These are running laundry and dry-cleaning shops for sale in Dubai. A laundry is usually sold as a going concern with its washing, drying and pressing machines, the shop lease, the trade licence and the existing customers, which often include residential buildings, hotels or offices on regular pick-up and delivery.
Asking prices on businessfinder.me range from AED 120,000 to AED 200,000, median AED 150,000, based on 3 listings with a stated price (updated November 2026).
The machines and the delivery routes are what you are really paying for, so check both. Ask for the age and service history of the main machines, monthly sales for the last year, the share of income from regular contract customers, the number of staff and vehicles included, and the remaining lease term. A laundry inside a dense residential area keeps walk-in trade even if a contract ends.
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Wasl Village, Al Qusais Industrial 5, Al Qusais Industrial Area, Al Qusais, Dubai, UAE
Al Warqaa 1, Al Warqaa, Dubai, UAE
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Unlock with PremiumBased on 3 current listings on BusinessFinder.me, asking prices for a laundry business range from AED 120,000 to AED 200,000, with a typical (median) price of about AED 150,000. Price depends mainly on location, monthly revenue, remaining lease, fit-out condition and whether the trade licence and staff visas transfer with the sale.
Right now most laundry listings are in Wasl Village, Al Karama and Al Warqaa 1. Footfall, rent and the surrounding residential or office population vary a lot between areas, so compare the lease terms and monthly sales of each listing, not just the asking price.
There are currently 3 laundry listings (updated November 2026). New businesses are added daily by owners and brokers. You can see them all at https://businessfinder.me/search-result/?ad_title=laundry.
Check the trade licence and tenancy contract (Ejari) are valid and transferable, ask for at least 6–12 months of sales records and bank statements, confirm there are no unpaid fines, rent or supplier debts, and visit at different times of day to verify footfall. Sign a written sale agreement, transfer the licence through the DED or free zone authority, and release payment only once the transfer is complete. Our Buying a Business Guide covers each step: https://businessfinder.me/safe-business-transfer-guide/.
Usually the current trade licence, the tenancy contract (Ejari), Emirates IDs and passports of buyer and seller, a signed sale or assignment agreement, the landlord's no-objection letter, and any activity approvals (for example municipality or health permits). The authority that issued the licence (DED, or the free zone) confirms the exact list.
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The condition and age of the machines, utility costs, monthly sales, any contracts with buildings or hotels, the staff and delivery vehicles included, the lease term and the municipality approvals for the shop.
Sometimes. Vehicles are often registered to the company or to the owner personally, so the listing and the sale agreement should state exactly which vehicles are included and in whose name they are registered.
Many are run by a supervisor with a small team, but the owner usually manages the contract customers. Ask the seller how many hours a week they spend on the business and who handles the key clients.
