by Gary Menger | Apr 14, 2022 | Current Events, Demographics, Menger's Musings
One of the most noted trends during the COVID years has been the explosion in people working from home. In the early part of the pandemic, anybody who could possibly work from home was required to do so, especially if they weren’t deemed to be essential. Manhattan...
by Gary Menger | Apr 7, 2022 | Maps, Retail Data
Many users of site reports tend to look most carefully at the first number which appears on the report – the estimate of the current population – as the primary indicator of the likely market size in a trade area. This is most common during the initial phase of...
by Gary Menger | Mar 24, 2022 | Demographics, Maps
Many companies include something called “daytime population” as part of their standard demographic reporting when considering new sites or evaluating performance of existing sites. Many restaurants rely on the lunchtime trade as a critical element of their success....
by Gary Menger | Mar 10, 2022 | Maps
In his inaugural state of the union address in early 1964, President Johnson declared war against poverty by implementing a wide range of federal programs aimed at improving the living conditions for residents of low-income neighborhoods, improving access to job...
by Gary Menger | Mar 10, 2022 | Maps
Over the past decade, gentrification has become a hot button in the politics of many American cities. Gentrification is the process of changing the character of a neighborhood through the influx of affluent residents and businesses. While increasing the economic...
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