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At least there is retail on that high profile corner. The Owner should be happy for that.
Really, the owner should be happy that they have basically a squatter living rent free in their space?
No way. Sugar factory trying to free load. Sure high profile corner and would love to keep business there but this establishment has been poor from the get go. It looked like a cheap pop up shop for over a year with a cheap banner as their signage. Now to come to find out they aren’t paying rent. Bye Felicia
Good riddance! I took my kids one time to The Sugar Factory; terrible food, terrible service, terrible experience.
Same first and only experience. Awful.
$35/sf, sure. 8% of gross sales, OK, but not both. The 8% probably kicks after the first $3,500,000 in sales.
Thanks for the note, Clint. It prompted me to add some additional context and clarity in the story to try and separate those two forms of rent a bit more than they were previously.
And they gutted all the improvements from Palamino for a drywall dump. This corner deserves something better.
One and done for me as well. I hosted my granddaughter’s ninth birthday luncheon there last June. There were six kids plus three adults. Lunch consisted of sliders and fries; they were okay but not great. The kids all had a shake with lunch. We also had a birthday cake and a large sundae. No alcohol. With service and tip our bill was over $700.00. I will say that our service was excellent. But the ambience was terrible; it was so loud that you couldn’t carry on a conversation. On one hand I wonder how they couldn’t afford to pay rent with those prices; on the other, I can’t imagine anyone going there twice.
Clint has it right. Percentage rent usually kicks in after a threshold is reached. Not that it matters—these clowns weren’t paying any rent anyway.