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Courtney Duong
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how profitable are bubble tea (also called boba tea) shops?

Courtney Duong
  • Property Manager
  • Texas
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Hi BP,

Anyone has any experience having bubble tea/boba tea shop as a tenant?  How profitable are those stores compare to restaurants and others businesses?  @Joel Owens always said rent to sale should be 1 to 10 for restaurants to be profitable, what should be the rent to sale ratio for these bubble tea shops?

Any input is greatly appreciated.

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Courtney Duong
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It's a franchise.   It is Happy Lemon.  They have many in CA already and few in DFW, Austin.  Now looking to expand in the Houston area.

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