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Retail Site Selection: Where Should the Next Shop Open?
Where's the gap in the market for a new shop? This map ranks potential sites by how many people can reach them on foot, and where demand goes unmet.
Every good location is really a question about people: how many can reach the door, and where is nobody serving them yet. This map asks it of one of Berlin’s most-loved foods — the döner kebab. It maps the existing shops, the population that can reach each one within a short walk, and the gaps where hungry customers have no nearby option — then ranks the spots where a new shop would find the most demand. Built with GOAT’s isochrone, connectivity and catchment tools, it turns “this corner feels busy” into a comparable, evidence-based shortlist of sites. The same accessibility analysis works for any new shop, café, or service deciding where to open.
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- Healthcare
- Cities & Government
How Easily Can Stuttgart Residents Reach a Doctor?
Reaching a doctor shouldn't depend on where you live. This map shows travel time to GPs across Stuttgart, reveals the areas left underserved, and suggests where new practices should go.
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- Retail
Branch Network Planning: Market Coverage and Site Selection
How much of the market does your branch network reach — and where's the gap for a new store? This map compares locations by catchment, competition, and population reached.
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- Energy
- Sustainability & Climate Risk
- Cities & Government
Municipal Heat Planning: Heat Demand & Retrofit Priorities in Rheinbach
Germany's Heat Planning Act gives every municipality a deadline to plan its heat transition. This dashboard maps building-level heat demand, the energy mix, and retrofit priorities for Rheinbach.
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