David Samaniego,spaceagespy,
I’m the new owner of this Vogue theater. Looks like you are very emotional and want to open this as a theater. I can give you that opportunity. The Lease comparables in this area are $1.50 per Square foot. You multiply that with 7130 Square Feet which comes to $10,695 dollars per month lease payment. You have to pay three months deposit as you have lot of equipment ready to function as theater. You have to take five year lease and should have good credit history. Don’t get me wrong! I have a very big monthly mortgage payment to pay and add real estate taxes and insurance and will still probably breakeven if I’m lucky! E-mail me if you are interested.
David Samaniego,
This theatre was listed for sale for the past 2 years on and off. The theatre was running on barely any profit at all, they were losing money for many years. How long do you expect them to keep running this as a theatre at a loss? What did YOU do for the last 3 years when the theatre was for sale and no one was buying it? How can you expect them to run it with a continuous year after year loss? Just so you can see your $3.50 movie? Are you ready to pay $9.50 a movie like other running movie theatres? If so, would you make sure to drum up 75% occupancy of the 650 seats every showing? It’s easy to get emotional but realistically and practically people are not going to come to this area and pay $9.50 with no parking availability. Everything is historic. History is about change. Not all change is bad. Nothing lasts forever. Everyone should strive to make the world a better place, not just complain about changes.
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David Samaniego,spaceagespy,
I’m the new owner of this Vogue theater. Looks like you are very emotional and want to open this as a theater. I can give you that opportunity. The Lease comparables in this area are $1.50 per Square foot. You multiply that with 7130 Square Feet which comes to $10,695 dollars per month lease payment. You have to pay three months deposit as you have lot of equipment ready to function as theater. You have to take five year lease and should have good credit history. Don’t get me wrong! I have a very big monthly mortgage payment to pay and add real estate taxes and insurance and will still probably breakeven if I’m lucky! E-mail me if you are interested.
David Samaniego,
This theatre was listed for sale for the past 2 years on and off. The theatre was running on barely any profit at all, they were losing money for many years. How long do you expect them to keep running this as a theatre at a loss? What did YOU do for the last 3 years when the theatre was for sale and no one was buying it? How can you expect them to run it with a continuous year after year loss? Just so you can see your $3.50 movie? Are you ready to pay $9.50 a movie like other running movie theatres? If so, would you make sure to drum up 75% occupancy of the 650 seats every showing? It’s easy to get emotional but realistically and practically people are not going to come to this area and pay $9.50 with no parking availability. Everything is historic. History is about change. Not all change is bad. Nothing lasts forever. Everyone should strive to make the world a better place, not just complain about changes.