Industries
Location analysis for different industries
MarketGround helps you explore the population, jobs and businesses within an area. See how these measures can support retail, real estate, franchise and other location decisions, with examples relevant to each industry.
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Add local population, employment and travel access information to commercial property analysis.
Compare candidate stores with existing locations using consistent demographic and business measures.
Evaluate proposed territories and examine their overlap with existing franchise locations.
Compare nearby residents, daytime activity and restaurants when evaluating a location.
Explore membership areas, demographic profiles and nearby fitness businesses.
Add population and employment context to service zones, depot locations and operating areas.
Compare households and listed businesses across sales territories to support planning.
Analyze population, employment and local businesses within a corridor or district.
Case studies
Examples of location analysis
These studies use public data to examine existing business locations and potential sites. MarketGround prepared them independently. The companies did not commission the work and are not customers.
See how grouping 248 hardware stores by their surrounding markets changed the comparison of five potential Denver locations.
Compare five potential Phoenix locations and two existing restaurants using the operator's published site criteria.
See how market fit and overlap with existing locations affected the comparison of six Chicago franchise candidates.
Compare the populations, household characteristics and fitness businesses around three studios in different markets.
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The same geographic analysis can support decisions about clinics, service areas, campuses and other locations. Draw the area relevant to your work and review the people, jobs and businesses within it. Contact us to discuss a particular use.
If you would rather start from the method than the industry, the trade area analysis page explains how an area becomes numbers, and the research section carries studies of real places.
Try an area relevant to your work
Use a free account to draw an area and explore its core measures. Paid plans add travel areas, benchmarks, exports and reports with your branding.