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Maximizing Retail Portfolio ROI with C-Site Insight

November 5, 2025
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Portfolio moves are accelerating. Recent transactions highlight the importance of precise traffic evaluation at specific retail sites for optimal ROI. C-Site Insight offers a methodology that transforms location decisions into measurable returns by distinguishing strong candidates from costly false positives through quantified evidence.

From Portfolio Strategy to Site-Level Analysis

C-Site applies a three-level process: First, a regional scan compares service equity across markets for growth prioritization; second, a locations analysis ranks sites via a Location Attractiveness Index based on service equity, traffic activity, driver behavior, and competitive landscape; third, detailed site analysis offers high-resolution traffic and behavior data at the exact location to inform operational decisions.

Measurement Fidelity

C-Site provides nearly 100% road network coverage, spatial resolution as precise as 35 feet, and temporal granularity within 5 minutes, often 15 seconds. Data includes directional Average Annual Daily Traffic, intraday volumes, seasonality, speed distributions, and congestion metrics.

Beyond Volume - Understanding Driver Behavior

Traffic volume alone is insufficient; C-Site evaluates stop-friendly speeds, maneuverability, local vs. transit traffic, and peak shopping-intent periods. Example analysis includes profiling driver behavior within a 15-minute accessibility radius containing over 40,000 people to assess trade-area potential.

Applications Driving ROI

  • Convenience store network optimization by identifying marginal locations for divestment or reinvestment based on directional traffic and driver behavior.
  • Grocery-anchored center underwriting and tenant mix optimization using directional counts and trading window identification.
  • Store-level performance tuning with intraday traffic and speed data to align staffing and inventory with real demand.

Flexible Deliverables

C-Site offers tiered data products—from Essential profiles for screening, Comprehensive for pattern refinement, Advanced for detailed 15-minute data, to Feasibility Studies providing site rankings, customer estimates, competition analysis, and 5-year sales projections.

Why It Matters Now

As retail portfolios evolve, the cost of site selection errors compounds. C-Site's empirical, precise, and continuous traffic data eliminates guesswork, enhancing ROI whether trimming underperformers, expanding in strong trade areas, or repositioning centers.

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