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Is my city already full of these?

Pick a business type and a city. Neur compares how many of them your city has per 100,000 people with your county, the rest of your state and the country, from the Census Bureau’s Business Patterns. Free, instant, no sign-up.

Typical supply

Coffee shops & cafés · Del Rio, Texas

Val Verde County has about as many coffee shops & cafés per person as the rest of Texas

Supply matches demand at the county level. The decision comes down to the neighborhood: the report maps every competitor and the zones where demand is highest.

72.1% of the state rate for the county. Below 65% counts as underserved, above 135% as crowded. County: County Business Patterns 2022; ACS 5-year population. This place is not a Census city, so the county stands in.

  1. Val Verde County8 of them · 47,693 people
    16.8
  2. Texas6,800 statewide
    23.3
  3. United States78,856 nationwide
    23.8
Establishments per 100,000 residents. One scale, county in blue.

How to read it

Fewer per person than the state is a sign of room, more is a sign of a crowd. Neither decides anything on its own: a city can be crowded on average and have a neighborhood with nothing, and a thin city can be thin because nobody there wants one. That is what the paid report checks.

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