Growing retailers use SiteSeer software to evaluate markets and choose the right locations for their next store or site. That analysis involves defining a trade area, building a site screening scorecard using the retail chain’s key performance indicators, and running a model to analyze a geographic area a retailer is interested in.
Topics: Retail Trade Area, Real Estate Analytics Tool, Data Partner, Landlord Rep Brokers & Owners Industry, Tenant Rep Brokers & Developers Industry, Data Quality, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software
Analyzing the potential of a market is critical for retailers and the real estate professionals that help those retailers choose new locations. It’s not just about predicting whether a market has enough prospective customers. To make truly informed business decisions, retail chains and other businesses should attempt to understand….
Topics: Retail Trade Area, Real Estate Analytics Tool, Data Partner, Retail Industry, Data Quality, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software
In commercial real estate or shopping center development, research is essential to identifying strong, high-quality tenants. Vacancies can be costly to any shopping center owner, and yesterday’s methods of finding tenants are often inefficient and unreliable.
Topics: Real Estate Analytics Tool, Void Analysis, Landlord Rep Brokers & Owners Industry, Tenant Rep Brokers & Developers Industry, Analyzing Retail Sites, Retail Match, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software, Match Score
Two weeks ago, we decided to do a little research.
Topics: Real Estate Analytics Tool, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software, Survey
As our clients and colleagues have continued to weather what at times seems like a never-ending storm, we've listened and learned. In the four years since the COVID-19 pandemic took the world by surprise, everything has changed.
Topics: Real Estate Analytics Tool, Market Research, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software, Survey
Brokers and shopping center developers who want to save time and close deals (faster) trust SiteSeer to help them do their jobs better! One of our most exciting features for our real estate clients is Retail Match, which works in tandem with Void Analysis. Not familiar with Retail Match? Here are some FAQs about this powerful SiteSeer feature and how it works:
Topics: Recruiting Shopping Center Tenants, Real Estate Analytics Tool, Void Analysis, Landlord Rep Brokers & Owners Industry, Tenant Rep Brokers & Developers Industry, Analyzing Retail Sites, Retail Match, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software, Match Score
We’ve been here before. In early 2020, uncertainty was the word of the day, with the brief but serious recession induced by the pandemic and social distancing measures all over the globe. Somehow, things quickly rebounded and shoppers kept spending—albeit on things like home gym equipment and casual clothing until lockdowns eased. When that happened, people were eager to dine out and travel safely again.
Topics: Real Estate Analytics Tool, Market Research, Retail Site Selection, Site Selection Software, Analytics Solution, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software
The 2022 holiday shopping season is well underway, and it seems that despite talk of a looming recession, shoppers are still heading to the malls and shopping centers in droves. Consumer demand seems strong for now, but as we all know, not a lot is certain in today’s economy! The retail landscape could change significantly after the peak holiday shopping season. Retail sales could slow down across many retail sectors, which could mean changes for those of you in the retail real estate business.
Topics: Recruiting Shopping Center Tenants, Real Estate Analytics Tool, Void Analysis, Commercial Real Estate Analysis Software
Topics: Smart Retail Growth, Real Estate Analytics Tool, Improving Store Locations, Site Selection Software, Case Study
No matter what business you’re in, understanding both supply and demand is essential. If you’re a chain business that is expanding your store base, you’re doing so under the assumption that what you have to sell is in demand. In other words, your product or service is not only appealing to consumers, but there is room for more of it in the marketplace. But what does that mean? Is there truly untapped demand and if so, how do you measure it?
Topics: Smart Retail Growth, Real Estate Analytics Tool, Market Research, Competitive Analysis
