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"That's not to say that we're still not having a lot of those properties," says Cindy Slabaugh, president of the Akron Area Board of Realtors.
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"I think we'll start leveling off to where it's not such a buyer's market," Slabaugh says.
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"It's a very attractive piece that consumers already know," Slabaugh said.
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Slabaugh cited recent independent research, which he said suggested that Dunkin' Donuts is as loyal or more loyal of a brand as Starbucks NasdaqGS:
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Analyst Will Slabaugh of Stevens said that the company's recognition as a household brand would predictably help to push the initial public offering to the high end of the expected IPO range, which fluctuated between $16 to $18 per share.
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"With commodity prices as high as they are and as volatile as they are, having that franchise model to be able to diversify out and not have that exposure to rising coffee prices-that is very attractive to investors," Slabaugh said.
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"It's a very attractive piece that consumers already know," Slabaugh said.
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Analyst Will Slabaugh of Stevens said that the company's recognition as a household brand would predictably help to push the initial public offering to the high end of the expected IPO range, which fluctuated between $16 to $18 per share.
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"It's a very attractive piece that consumers already know," Slabaugh said.
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"With commodity prices as high as they are and as volatile as they are, having that franchise model to be able to diversify out and not have that exposure to rising coffee prices-that is very attractive to investors," Slabaugh said.
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