Town Square

Item 7 lays out a hefty entry: initial investment spans $944,579 to $1,642,970 for 6,000-square-foot centers offering reminiscence therapy, meals, transport, and health monitoring. The $99,500 franchise fee kicks it off, followed by 7% royalties, 1% brand fund, and a 0.75% IT fee ($500-$1,500 monthly). Item 19 shines brightly here, reporting average gross revenue of $1,312,615 across units, but estimated profits clock in narrowly at $25,919—a slim 2% margin that underscores high operating costs in specialized dementia care. SBA records bolster credibility with 10 loans averaging $2,096,740, suggesting lenders see viability despite the scale.

System metrics paint a cautious expansion picture: 8 franchised and 1 corporate location, up 14% from 7 in 2023, with 3 projected new units and just 1 transfer. No major red flags in terminations, but the youth of the brand (post-2018) means limited track record—ideal for hands-on operators passionate about healthcare but demanding diligence on local demand for memory care. Those margins scream efficiency challenges; scaling via proven SBA paths could unlock better returns, yet buyers must weigh if Town Square's unique therapy edge justifies the million-plus outlay over broader senior care plays.