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Manhattan rents are driving away Burger King! Franchise owners say they were forced to close their restaurants because they couldn't afford to offer the mandatory 99-cent menu. They were paying between $9,000 -$18,000 per location. [Gothamist]
Manhattan rents are driving away Burger King! Franchise owners say they were forced to close their restaurants because they couldn’t afford to offer the mandatory 99-cent menu. They were paying between $9,000 -$18,000 per location. [Gothamist]
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