SiteSeer is a powerful analytics platform used by brokers and shopping center developers, retailers, franchise companies, and multi-site chain businesses in many different industries. We’re highlighting how different types of businesses can leverage SiteSeer to make intelligent site selection decisions and gain valuable insights about their operations.
SiteSeer users asked, we delivered! Users can now view a walkability index or walk score when analyzing a location in SiteSeer.
Topics: Retail Site Selection, Mapping, Map Themes
We're always working to make SiteSeer easier to use and improve its functionality. Over the past few months, here are some of the top improvements and new features in the SiteSeer platform:
Topics: Site Selection Software, Data Quality, SiteSeer Upgrades
You may have heard the news last week that SiteSeer is soon updating its data to reflect the 2020 U.S. Census. As such, we wanted to release our newest iteration of our semi-annual population study.
Topics: Market Data, Data Study, Population Study, Data Quality, Population Data
If you’re a subscriber to the SiteSeer Analyst or Enterprise plan, you have access to Model Builder, one of SiteSeer’s most powerful features. Model Builder provides users with the ability to analyze and screen opportunities and compare sites to their best performers.
Topics: Model Builder, ICSC, Conferences, SiteSeer Upgrades
People in the U.S. are on the move always! With our recent annual/semi-annual population data update last month, we give you our latest study of population change in metro and micro areas between October 2021 and October 2022.
Topics: Market Data, Data Study, Population Study, Communities Industry, Data Quality
Our annual/semi-annual update of U.S. population data was completed in January 2023.
Topics: Demographic Data, Data Partner, Data Quality, Population Data
Topics: Site Selection Software, Tips & Tricks
Topics: Artificial Intelligence, Analyzing Retail Sites, Machine Learning, Site Selection Analysis, Sales Forecasting
If you keep tabs on the news, you’ve heard that the economy is slowing, with some analysts suggesting that the U.S. could face a recession by the end of the year. Inflation-adjusted consumer spending slowed to 1.5 percent in the first half of 2022 (per CNBC)—compared to nearly 12 percent a year earlier. The housing market seems to finally be slowing after two years of skyrocketing home values and minimal available inventory.
