Real Estate
Site Requirements
| Power | 200 AMP 120/208 three phase or 120/208 single phase electrical service to panel box in the store |
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| HVAC | One ton of HVAC per 150 square feet |
| Natural Gas | Service, including meter, to the premises |
| Fire Protection | to code |
| Plumbing | Two ADA bathrooms, ideally located to Jersey Mike’s plans Grease interceptor or trap, as per local code |
| Size | 1200-1800 square feet |
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| Frontage | 20’ minimum |
| Parking | 12 spots per 1000 square feet, 15 minimum |
| Signage | Jersey Mike’s standard sign to max size per code. For end cap locations, two signs preferred |
| Outside seating | Outside seating strongly preferred, shared space is acceptable |
| Store location | Shared pads or outparcels and end-caps preferred; in-line with good visibility from the street is acceptable |
| Accessibility | Full turn access from both main and side arteries |
| Co-tenancy | Dominant grocer in market, office supply and convenience users, full price retailers, other quick casual and high end QSR users a plus |
| Total population | Overall population in trade area of 45k+ |
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| Daytime population | 10k+ daytime workers in trade area |
| Median income | Above average median income ($50k+) in trade area |
| Age | strong concentration of 25-54 year old population |
| Occupation | strong mix of white collar and service professionals |
| Traffic count | 25k+ vehicles per day on main artery |
| First ring suburban centers | strong mix of office and residential population, heavy destination and convenience retail. Large regional draw |
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| Second ring suburban centers | heaviest residential density, some daytime, heavy concentration of convenience retail |
| Second ring urban | dense urban neighborhoods, strong residential and office population, street front and shopping center locations |
| Urban/CBD | heaviest concentration of office population, some residential population a plus. Street front locations |