Brownsville, Texas

Business brokers in Brownsville, Texas.

Buying or selling a business in Brownsville? Delta Brokers is a McAllen-based brokerage serving Brownsville, Cameron County, and the Rio Grande Valley. We represent owners selling and buyers acquiring companies, confidentially, with a sell-side fee paid only at closing. Brownsville is the Valley’s southernmost city and a growing port, aerospace, and trade market.

Sellers

Sell confidentially in Brownsville

We market on a no-names basis so your employees, customers, and competitors do not know until you decide. Financials go out only under NDA.

Buyers

Acquire in Brownsville

We source on and off-market Brownsville businesses and run diligence with in-house finance, legal, and engineering.

Value

Real estate included

Many the Rio Grande Valley deals include the real property. Our licensed Texas realty desk handles those under one roof.

Live inventory

Recently listed in the RGV.

The newest businesses Delta Brokers has brought to market across the Rio Grande Valley.

Ready-Built Event Venue with Two Themed, Furnished Halls on the US-83 Frontage, Alamo TX
$225K
Alamo, TX · Available

Ready-Built Event Venue with Two Themed, Furnished Halls on the US-83 Frontage, Alamo TX

Hospitality & Events · Event venue
BuildingAbout 6,100 SF
Halls2, furnished
LeaseNew 10-year at closing
Ready-Built LC-MS/MS Testing Lab: Full Equipment Package + Built-Out 6-Room Lab Suite, Alamo TX
$225K
Alamo, TX · Available

Ready-Built LC-MS/MS Testing Lab: Full Equipment Package + Built-Out 6-Room Lab Suite, Alamo TX

Healthcare · Laboratory equipment
Mass specShimadzu LCMS-8030
Lab suite6 rooms, built out
SetupReady-built

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Brownsville at a glance

The Brownsville business market.

Brownsville is the Cameron County seat, home to a deep-water port, and the gateway to a fast-growing aerospace corridor east of town, which brings new demand for manufacturing, fabrication, construction, and logistics services.

County

Cameron County

Part of the four-county Rio Grande Valley we serve from McAllen.

Active sectors

What sells here

Manufacturing & Distribution, Logistics & Transportation, Construction & Contractors, Trades & Home Services

Fees

10% at closing

Flat sell-side success fee, $10,000 minimum, no upfront or monthly fees.

Buyer demand

Buyers are looking in the Rio Grande Valley.

New listings are added regularly, and much of our best deal flow is off-market. Register to get new Brownsville opportunities first, or list your business to meet a ready, qualified buyer.

Buyer mandate
$1.5M to $5M rev10% buy-side
Rio Grande Valley · Active mandate

Home & Commercial Services

HVAC, plumbing, electrical
Recurring maintenanceReal estate a plusSBA-financeableOwner or manager-run
Ref DELTA-BUY-001 · Register interest →
Buyer mandate
$2M to $8M rev10% buy-side
Hidalgo & Cameron County · Active mandate

Convenience & Fuel

C-store, gas, drive-thru
Real estate includedHigh daily cashFuel or QSR attached
Ref DELTA-BUY-002 · Register interest →
Buyer mandate
$500K to $2M EBITDA10% buy-side
Rio Grande Valley · Active mandate

Healthcare

Urgent care, dental, med spa
Multi-site preferredStable payer mixTeam stays
Ref DELTA-BUY-003 · Register interest →
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Data · Rio Grande Valley M&A history Who has bought Valley businesses, and where the money came from. Our public record shows 50 completed acquisitions of Brownsville businesses since 1928, 27 of 45 with a known funder backed by capital from outside Texas. See who bought them and where the money came from. Explore the map →
Owner tools

Know your number before you call anyone.

Free tool

Business valuation calculator

Build your SDE and see an estimated sale range in seconds.
Guide

How to sell a business in Texas

The eight steps from valuation to closing, with Texas specifics.
Guide

How much is my business worth?

How multiples work and what moves yours up or down.
Guide

Selling to cross-border buyers

Reach investors from Monterrey, Reynosa, and Matamoros.
Closing-risk guide

The SBA citizenship rule and your buyer

Green card holders no longer qualify for 7(a). What closes instead.
Closing-risk guide

Selling a cross-border trucking company

USDOT number, MC authority, insurance, CTPAT and safety rating.
Seller guides by industry

Selling a business in Brownsville? Start with your industry.

Nearby

We also serve

› San Benito › Los Fresnos › Port Isabel › Harlingen › McAllen › Edinburg › Mission › Pharr
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Answers

Selling and buying a business in Brownsville

How do I sell a business in Brownsville, Texas?
Start with a confidential opinion of value. Delta Brokers prepares your financials, markets your Brownsville business discreetly to qualified buyers, and manages the deal from letter of intent through closing. Our sell-side success fee is paid only at closing.
How much is my Brownsville business worth?
Value is generally a multiple of your normalized cash flow (SDE or EBITDA), adjusted for growth, recurring revenue, customer concentration, and whether real estate is included. For a quick estimate, try our business valuation calculator. Our business valuation is free through December 31, 2026. Starting January 1, 2027 it is $2,500, waived when you list with us.
Do you have businesses for sale in Brownsville?
We regularly work Brownsville mandates across the Rio Grande Valley, and much of our best deal flow is off-market. Tell us your criteria and we will source targets for you.