Imagine walking through a dark room where everything you knock over
costs your company $100,000. Urban site selection feels like this right
now – dependant on out-of-date traffic studies, data aggregators with
clunky algorithms, and best guesses from industry experts. But what if
we could just flip the lights on, let real data lead, and remove bias
from the site selection process?
Urban living is becoming the new normal — already 87% of people in the US live in urban areas according to the US Census Bureau. Brands want to be where people are, but suburban demographics and population data doesn’t hold true when expanding into urban market. So the urban site selection process relies on slivers of data to estimate the potential for new locations but does not give a comprehensive picture:
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