Site Selection Secrets for Restaurant Tenants
3 Min Read By Dale Willerton and Jeff Grandfield
Location, location, location is often stressed for restaurateurs looking for the right property for a new business (or moving or expanding). And for good reason.How can you distinguish sites that make sense for your restaurant?
As we recommend in our book, Negotiating Commercial Leases & Renewals FOR DUMMIES, your leased premises can make or break your restaurant and you should weigh many demographic aspects when considering leasing a location in a certain area or territory.
While you may have found a new property with space for lease this doesn’t mean the demographics will fit your ideal criteria. As a restaurant tenant, the following points will be specifically important to you when searching for your new business home:
Age: The average age of people living in a particular area is extremely important to many business-owners. Will your restaurant be more attractive to parents with young families or retired seniors?
Income: As mean income and the proportion of two-income…
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