States have been opening up in the last couple of weeks, which means some people are able to return to work. But are there jobs still there for them, or have them been eliminated entirely? The unemployment numbers this week (and in the weeks to come) might tell part of the story.
Topics: Market Data, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Coronavirus, Site Selection Analysis
Topics: Market Data, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Coronavirus
Thanks to our data partner, Applied Geographic Solutions, we’re offering free unemployment data as a layer in SiteSeer. We’ll be updating the top metropolitan and micropolitan areas in the country every week here on the SiteSeer blog. Want to learn more? Contact us!
Topics: Market Data, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Coronavirus
Topics: Market Data, Data Study, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Coronavirus
Topics: Market Data, Data Study, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Coronavirus
It’s that time of year when those of us in the business of retail real estate research are looking backward at the year prior. What retail categories grew? Which ones shrank? SiteSeer’s data partner, ChainXY, provides insights into over 4,500 chains in the United States and Canada. We dug into their three broad areas (retail, restaurant and services) to collect a snapshot of how chains that existed on January 1, 2019, grew or shrunk over the year.
Topics: Retail Data Analysis, Data Study, Data Partner, Retail Industry
When you use a tool like SiteSeer, there are all kinds of different data types that can power the platform:
Topics: Data Partner, Site Selection Software, Analyzing Retail Sites, Data Quality
For several years, some of the most sophisticated, fastest-growing retailers and restaurant chains in the market have been using cutting-edge data analysis to discover actionable insights about their customers, brand, and competitors. Specifically, we’re talking about mobile behavioral data, which has the power to provide companies everywhere highly intelligent business insights.
Topics: Improving Store Locations, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Restaurant Industry, Data Quality
If you’re in the business of retail development—whether you work in a retailer or other chain’s in-house real estate or research team or are a broker or developer trying to fill your shopping centers with solid, long-term tenants—it’s not enough to collect data. You want the best possible data that gives you accurate information upon which to make decisions.
Topics: Retail Data Analysis, Demographic Data, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Data Quality
