Stained-glass windows at her store range from $30 to $750 and doors can go from $80 to $1,500, depending on age, type of wood and the handiwork.
Permits needed to open a store range from the routine, like a trade license, to the trivial: lighted shelves require a separate permit, and even a shop window needs a license.
For instance, you won't be surprised to learn that when people go shopping say, for a bottle of wine they're likely to spend more money if the wines at the liquor store range from $10 to $100 per bottle than if they range from $10 to $30.
Prices for dogs in the store ranged from $400 to $700, one resident said.
The franchising fee is $42,000, and the cost to set up a store ranges from $250,000 to $400,000.
The monthly rent for a mailbox at his store ranges from $27 to $45, typical for Manhattan, and more than the $5 monthly charge for a similar box at the post office.
Already there are about 40 apps in the store, ranging from Loopt, 3Jam, and TwitterBerry to Obopay, Citysense, and Google Mobile.
In total there will be more than 30 branded items in store, ranging from cups, bottles water, a signature ice cream and more.
The down stroke required to open a new store ranges from $280,000 to $500,000, including a $30,000 initial franchise fee, travel and living expenses for a mandatory one month training program, equipment, construction, signage and permits.
Visual quality of the produce received at the store ranged from good to poor depending on the fruit or vegetable evaluated, with raspberry receiving the lowest visual quality score in 6.7% of store deliveries, and banana, fresh-cut vegetables, peach and pineapple receiving the best visual quality score in 100% of store deliveries.
The stores range from 392 to 7,000 square feet.
