In its first six months of business, the Housing Works cannabis dispensary reported it raked in $12 million – doubling the expectations of the organization.
House Works dispensary has already raked in $12 million which is double the amount the establishment expected to make within its first six months of opening. While House Works thrives, other businesses are having trouble opening their own retail locations. FOX 5 New York's Arthur Chi'en has the latest.dispensary reported it raked in $12 million – doubling the expectations of the organization.
Bernardo said they started a delivery service in March, and now delivers to most of Manhattan, as well as parts of Brooklyn, and to Long Island City. The success at Housing Works is a sharp contrast to the vast majority of those who have gotten their licenses but have not been able to open the retail locations.
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