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At Save-A-Lot, we look for some approximate parameters to qualify potential licensees.
- A Net Worth of Approximately $1,000,000
- Available Capital of Approximately $300,000
- Ability to finance Approximately $750,000
Save-A-Lot projects cost from about $525,000 to upwards of $1,200,000. These initial startup costs include (Note: does not include real estate or lease expense):
- Leasehold Improvements
- Refrigeration
- Store Equipment
- Front End System
- Initial Inventory (Cost)
- Pre-Opening Expense
- Working Capital and Thrift Deposits
...with the Ideal Site.
We're targeted when we’re looking at suitable locations for a new Save-A-Lot store; we use the following general criteria to evaluate site quality:
- Population of at least 50,000 in primary trade area; 20,000 in rural areas
- Total building size of 10,000 to 20,000 square feet
- 2+ acres of required land for ground-up build
- Traffic counts of approximately 15,000 per day
- Excellent line of site visibility
- Receiving dock for 53' trailers
- Download Real Estate Site Info
...And how to Finish.
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