Retail Franchises
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Why Buy a Retail Business?
- The global retail market is expected to reach $30 trillion, underscoring the industry's growth potential.
- In the U.S., total retail spending is projected at $4.86 trillion in 2024, with significant expenditures in food and beverages ($1.51 trillion), transportation ($1.87 trillion), and health care ($858.53 billion).
- The average monthly household expenditure is $6,582, with 46.9% ($3,086) spent on retail purchases.
- Market gaps show opportunities in segments like men's clothing ($8.01 billion potential vs. $7.63 billion actual) and sporting goods ($47.61 billion potential vs. $45.6 billion actual).
- Retail franchises provide franchisees with a proven business model, covering both physical stores and e-commerce.
Purchasing a retail franchise in 2024 remains a strong path to entrepreneurship, offering a turnkey operation with a recognized brand and proven business model. The retail franchise sector has grown to over 150,000 locations in the U.S., generating $150 billion in annual sales. As the economy adapts post-pandemic, consumer spending continues to rise, making it a great time to enter the retail space. Franchisees benefit from established customer loyalty, streamlined operations, and economies of scale. Additionally, ongoing support from franchisors and a network of franchisees helps reduce many of the risks associated with startups.