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This report reveals trends in household demographics and income, illustrated with bar and pie charts.
This report provides comprehensive information about people aged 50 and older for a specified area.
This report details household income by age of householder within a specified area and shows the percentage distribution for each age group.
This report provides details on 18 current-year age distributions by sex, race, and Hispanic origin.
This report identifies the size and location of population groups, such as children or the elderly, based on a specified area.
This report compares up to three areas side by side using Census 2000, current-year estimates, and five-year forecasts of household data to reveal trends in demographics and income. Demographic variables illustrated with bar and pie charts help you quickly analyze the demographics of trade areas to forecast market growth.
This report identifies age distributions for a specified area. A bar chart illustrates these distributions and population trends to summarize age compositions by area of young adults, teenagers, seniors, preschoolers, and other age groups. Single-year age ranges provide a detailed view of populations younger than age 20.
This report summarizes total population and households, households and family income, and average household and family size.
This report summarizes total population and households, households and family income, and average household and family size.
This report provides an executive summary in paragraph format of key demographic attributes in a trade area. The report includes current-year estimates, five-year projections, and demographic data from Census 2000.
This report consists of colorful, easy-to-understand pie charts and graphs that illustrate an overview of current-year demographic estimates for a specified area.
This report provides detailed information about housing choices and trends, from high-rise living to single-family homes, as well as from renting to owning, within a specified area.
This report provides an overview of key demographic attributes and consumer spending patterns for a specified area. A side-by-side comparison of the data for up to three areas is included.
This report provides information about the net worth of households within a specified area. (The net worth of a household is defined by its total wealth less any debts, unsecured or secured by assets.) This report is organized into nine ranges and distributions by net worth and seven by householder age.
The Quarterly Demographic Profile provides quarterly updates of population and households. Totals are provided for eight quarters for the current year and the preceding year, and the report is presented in tabular and graph format. Use this report to compare current data with the previous update and view periodic fluctuations in the data, such as seasonal population shifts.
Description
This report provides Census 2010 data in 2010 geography. Data contained in this report was released in the Census 2010 Public Law (P.L.) 94-171 Redistricting release and the SF1 release from the US Census Bureau.
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The ACS Population Summary includes data on education, language, and income.
Esri enhanced the report by adding reliability symbols to alert readers to possible ACS sampling errors.
The ACS Housing Summary provides housing data including mortgage status, rent paid, home value, and more.
Esri enhanced the report by adding reliability symbols to alert readers to possible ACS sampling errors.
This report provides spending potential for automotive aftermarket products and services such as motor oil, tires, and auto repair. The report also details total dollar amount and average amount per household spent. A spending potential index (SPI) compares the amount spent in a specified area with the U.S. average.
This report details total dollar amount and average amount per household spent on financial products and services such as savings accounts, mortgages, and auto loans. A spending potential index (SPI) compares the amount spent in a specified area with the U.S. average.
This report shows total dollar amount and average amount per household spent on home products and services such as furniture, major appliances, and child care. A spending potential index (SPI) compares the amount spent in a specified area with the U.S. average.
This report shows total dollar amount and average amount per household spent on home products and services such as furniture, major appliances, and child care. A spending potential index (SPI) compares the amount spent in a specified area with the U.S. average.
This report details total dollar amount and average amount per household spent on medical care and services such as prescription drugs, eyeglasses and contact lenses, and physician services. A spending potential index (SPI) compares the amount spent in a specified area with the U.S. average.
This report details total dollar amount and average amount per household spent on recreation products and activities such as toys and games, sports equipment, and entertainment fees. A spending potential index (SPI) compares the amount spent in a specified area with the U.S. average.
This report details total dollar amount and average amount per household spent on recreation products and activities such as toys and games, sports equipment, and entertainment fees. A spending potential index (SPI) compares the amount spent in a specified area with the U.S. average.
This report identifies what, where, and how consumers are buying and using computers, electronic equipment, and Internet access. A Market Potential Index (MPI) measures relative market demand for such items as personal computers, televisions, and online shopping compared to the U.S. average.
This report identifies the number of adults and households expected to consume financial services and investment products such as online banking, home mortgage loans, and mutual funds. A Market Potential Index (MPI) measures the relative likelihood of adults and households in a specified area to exhibit certain consumer spending patterns compared to the U.S. average.
This report identifies market demand for health and beauty products and services among adults and households. A Market Potential Index (MPI) measures the relative demand by consumers in a specified area for items such as vitamins, personal care products, and doctor visits compared to the U.S. average.
This report identifies market demand among adults and households for pet ownership, pet food, and pet accessories. A Market Potential Index (MPI) measures the relative demand of adults and households in a specified area for pets and related products and services compared to the U.S. average.
This report describes the market demand for family/steakhouse restaurants, fast food, and chain food establishments. A Market Potential Index (MPI) measures the relative demand the family/steakhouse restaurants, fast food, and chain food establishments by adults and households in a specified area compared to the U.S. average.
This report provides details about the number of adults and households expected to consume products or services in a variety of retail categories. A Market Potential Index (MPI) measures the relative likelihood of adults or households in a specified area to exhibit certain consumer behavior compared to the U.S. average.
This report provides shows the number of adults and households participating in a range of sports, leisure, and entertainment activities such as weight lifting, gardening, and attending movies. A Market Potential Index (MPI) measures the relative likelihood of adults or households in a specified area to participate in activities these compared to the U.S. average.
The Dominant Tapestry Site Map is based on Esri's Tapestry Segmentation and displays the primary market segment for a specified area. Tapestry Segmentation classifies U.S. residential neighborhoods into 65 distinctive market segments based on demographic and socioeconomic characteristics. The dominant segments are represented on the map by segment number. Geography is color coded by one of Tapestry's 12 LifeMode Summary Groups, which are based on lifestyle and lifestage.
This report compares the top 20 Tapestry segments in a specified area, ranked by household percentage to the national counterpart. The Tapestry Segmentation system classifies U.S. neighborhoods into 65 distinctive market segments based on their socioeconomic and demographic characteristics. For a broader view of markets, Tapestry segments can be assigned to 12 LifeMode summary groups (lifestyle/lifestage) and 11 Urbanization summary groups (density and affluence).
View a list of businesses in your area and compare daytime population to residential population. This report lists the businesses (up to 250) in your market area. The report includes the NAICS code, Infogroup code, business name and address, franchise code, distance and direction from your site, number of employees, and estimated sales.
This identifies the number of businesses and employees per industry group in a given market and provides a comparison of daytime versus residential population for a given area.
Research economic activity levels with Esri's Major Shopping Centers data. You can access data compiled by the Directory of Major Malls on 6,500 malls, open-air centers, power centers, value-retail, and mixed-use with gross leasable space exceeding 225,000 square feet.
You can access this data with a Business Analyst Online Standard Plus subscription.
This map displays shopping centers (225,000 square feet and above) found within and around a specified area. Drawn from the Directory of Major Malls, Inc. (DMM), database, shopping centers are classified into six categories based on gross leasable area. Shopping center sizes are color-coded and identified by brightly colored icons for easy location pattern detection.
Understand the scope of retail activity in your market area. Use the data in this report to evaluate the potential of future sites, determine whether customers are traveling outside the area to shop, and plan marketing/advertising campaigns. The Retail MarketPlace Profile displays the retail sales and retail potential dollar amounts; the leakage/surplus factor, which measures the gap between supply and demand; and the number of businesses by industry.
The Site Details Map is available for ring, drive-time, and donut site types. It provides a printed PDF of your entire site on top of a street map background, with the addition of a list of the geographies in which the site location is contained printed below the map.
The Site Details Map is available for ring, drive-time, and donut site types. It provides a printed PDF of your entire site on top of a street map background, with the addition of a list of the geographies in which the site location is contained printed below the map.
Based on i-cubed's premium imagery, this site map provides a view of your site overlaid on satellite imagery.
This report describes the traffic patterns around your site by displaying as many as 25 of the closest available traffic counts to that site. The Traffic Count Profile includes information such as distance to your location, street name and nearest cross street, direction to nearest cross street, traffic count, and year the count was taken. The vintage of the traffic counts varies by area, dating from 1998 and later.
Visualize the traffic patterns around your site. The Traffic Count Profile Map displays the traffic counts at intersections within and around your market area to help you improve your site selection, understanding of traffic patterns, and ability to identify high-visibility locations. Traffic counts are classified into six volume categories and demarcated by color and size on the map, making it easy to detect traffic patterns. The vintage of traffic counts varies by area, dating from 1998 and later.
This close-up version of the traffic map displays traffic counts for as many as 25 intersections for an area approximately 1 square mile in size. Traffic counts are classified into six volume categories and mapped as increasingly large and bright color icons for easy traffic pattern detection.
Evaluate crime levels in a community by mapping and querying Crime Risk indices derived from the FBI Uniform Crime Report. Crime risk can be mapped and queried to the census block group level.
This report compares Census 2000 data with corresponding data from the 1990 census converted to 2000 geography.
This report lists detailed race combinations for a specified area including racial makeup based on 2000 total population and population with Hispanic origin.
This report provides a snapshot for a specified area in 2000.