The challenge for many franchisees is the expense, particularly since most customers never even set foot in the restaurants. About 70% of McDonald’s sales come from the drive-thru. Refreshing a restaurant costs hundreds of thousands of dollars — in 2014 the the average cost was $695,000. The corporation picks up part of the cost, roughly 40%, the Los Angeles Times reported — which quickly adds up.
Some U.S. customers have already seen the new designs, which have been rolling out for a few years now. McDonald’s had hoped that the vast majority of its restaurants would have been redone by last year, according to media reports. Yet perhaps due to the slowdown in business by late 2015, roughly 3,000 U.S. restaurants — only about 20% of the chain’s 14,300 domestic locations — had been remodeled according to the new styles.
The challenge for many franchisees is the expense, particularly since most customers never even set foot in the restaurants. About 70% of McDonald’s sales come from the drive-thru. Refreshing a restaurant costs hundreds of thousands of dollars — in 2014 the the average cost was $695,000. The corporation picks up part of the cost, roughly 40%, the Los Angeles Times reported — which quickly adds up.Some U.S. customers have already seen the new designs, which have been rolling out for a few years now. McDonald’s had hoped that the vast majority of its restaurants would have been redone by last year, according to media reports. Yet perhaps due to the slowdown in business by late 2015, roughly 3,000 U.S. restaurants — only about 20% of the chain’s 14,300 domestic locations — had been remodeled according to the new styles.
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