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Jack in the Box Looks to Franchisees for Future Footprint Growth

Enhanced Relations with Operators, Smaller-Format Prototype Could Boost Locations
Future real estate growth for Jack in the Box could include smaller-format locations that de-emphasize dining rooms in favor of drive-thru, pickup and delivery sales. (Wikimedia Commons)
Future real estate growth for Jack in the Box could include smaller-format locations that de-emphasize dining rooms in favor of drive-thru, pickup and delivery sales. (Wikimedia Commons)
CoStar News
November 24, 2020 | 9:07 P.M.

The new executive administration at Jack in the Box is counting on improved relations with franchisees to grow the burger chain’s location count, including some with slimmed-down formats, after the company settled a lawsuit filed by franchisees over issues including operational cost sharing.

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