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20 California Centers Magazine | March 2015 C C la, Hercules, and The Bulk Upper), and Specialty Smoothies (Energizer, Immune Booster, Light Delight and Yogurt Yahoo). Smoothie Boosts are optional boost packs that can add a kick to any smoothie selection, with the consumer's goals being to Build, Refresh, Recharge, Wellness (builds immunity), or Maintenance. Un- der the heading of freshly squeezed fruit-and-vegetable juices, the offer- ings include Sweet Greens (four favor choices), Sweet Beets (four choices), Roots & Fruits (3), Simply Juice (4), Easy Greens (3), Power Ups (4), and Power Shots (4 variations). Today there are approximately 42 existing Smoothie Factory locations opened in states throughout the U.S. (the majority of which are in Texas), China, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, and Canada. With plans to continue to ex- tend its presence as a powerhouse in the juice and smoothie business, the company is expanding nationwide in the U.S., as well as internationally. Among recent hot markets targeted for growth have been New York, Con- necticut, Illinois, New Jersey, Indiana, Louisiana, Texas and Arizona. In May of 2014, Jim Notarnicola disclosed that BRIX Holdings plans to grow Smooth- ie Factory at a pace of approximately 25 new units being added annually. The concept offers fexible store formats, including a "mini-factory," which allows stores to be placed in food-courts and other small spaces. The bigger format uses 1,200 to 1,800 square feet of space, while the mini format utilizes 400 to 500 square feet. Among acceptable shopping venues will be enclosed malls, power centers, community and neighborhood strip centers, pad site/outparcels, lifestyle centers, mixed-use centers, and down- town/central business districts. The concept primarily targets 15 to 40 year old consumers who are health conscious. The newest prototype de- sign has an updated décor and fea- tures sit-down space and visible prep areas, so guests can observe the "the- ater" of their smoothie or fresh juice being concocted. Smoothie Factory is an established, simply appealing con- cept that provides guests with reason- ably priced daily meal choices, served quickly, in refreshingly attractive sur- roundings. Looking forward, the con- cept will continue to enhance its fran- chising system and brand image as a premier health and wellness cafe. CC Real estate inquiries and site submittals can be directed to: The Smoothie Factory c/o BRIX Holdings, LLC President, Miguel Foegal, 11910 Greenville Avenue, Suite 220, Dallas, TX 75243-3698 or email: info@smoothiefactory.com. GET PUBLISHED The following retail real estate transaction was just completed in California. Please publish in your next issue... o Lease o Purchase o New Project o New Business o Relocation o Expansion o New Branch o Rehab/Renovation o Exclusive County:_________________ City___________________ Address_______________________________ Name of Center_________________________ Space size (sf)______________/Acreage_______________ Date tenant will occupy________ Length of lease______yrs/mos. Value $_____________ Company/Name of Lessee/Buyer________________________ Line of Business______________________ Company/Name of Lessor/Seller_________________________________________ Additional info (architect/developer, contractor/fnancing)________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ Representing landlord (company name and broker):_____________________________________________ Representing tenant/buyer (company name and broker):_________________________________________ Please email this form to: getpublished@californiacenters.com