CHERRYBERRY Frozen Yogurt Franchise Closure: Pearland, Texas
The CherryBerry frozen yogurt franchise in Pearland, Texas opened in November, 2011.
It closed its doors for good in November, 2012, just a year later.
The Pearland CherryBerry cost an estimated $300,000* to open.
A little over a year later, it’s listed for sale for just $75,000.
* According to the 2012 CherryBerry franchise disclosure document, each CherryBerry franchise location requires an initial investment between $224,500 to $354,000.
Why did the CherryBerry frozen yogurt franchise fail in just a year?
It looks like an attractive shop.
The staff seemed lively and fun.
And there was no shortage of creative promotions:
T-Shirt Tuesday.
Bracelet Wednesday.
FaceBook promotions.
They even tried Latin Dance lessons on Thursday nights.
Unfortunately, the Pearland Texas CherryBerry appears to be undone by the same foe that has caused about a dozen CherryBerry franchises to close in recent months:
Just not enough business.
[Photo, above. is from the Commgate real estate listing. CherryBerry Pearland is listed for sale at $75,000. 7 Texas locations are listed as a bundle for $985,000 – less than half the cost to build.]
Read more about other recent CherryBerry frozen yogurt franchise closings:
CHERRYBERRY Franchise Closure: Blue Springs, Missouri
CHERRYBERRY Franchise Closure: Springfield, Missouri
CHERRYBERRY Franchise Closure: Sand Springs, Oklahoma
CHERRYBERRY Franchise Closure: Fayetteville, AR
CHERRYBERRY Texas Franchise Failures
CHERRYBERRY Franchise Closure: Claremore, Oklahoma
CHERRYBERRY Franchise Closes, Cites Poor Sales
UnhappyFranchisee.Com extends its condolences and best wishes to the owners and staff of the closed Pearland, Texas CherryBerry franchise.
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The owners, who live away from the area, said they had staffing issues. Hard to find good honest help. This place was a busy location and is truly missed. Their other location is successful. This franchise needs someone hands on.