Commercial: What is the Trade Area Report?
This article pertains to our Legacy Report System, which sunsetted on 11/04/2025.
For Next Gen Reports see: How to Create a Next Gen Report or What is the Trade Area Template?
The Commercial Trade Area Report breaks down a chosen area into socioeconomic and demographic segments. The primary segments, based on Esri Tapestry data, are displayed in numerical order with #1 being the most dominant. The residents’ characteristics and spending habits are explained in great detail.
Step-by-Step Instructions
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Step 1 – Begin on Home page
Make sure the toggle on the Home page is set to Commercial, then enter a property address in the search bar. Or enter an area in the search bar and select a specific property from your search results.

Property Summary
Click the CREATE REPORT button

Step 2 – Select Report and Customize
Click the plus sign to the right of the report title to choose the content you would like in your report.

Choose Content
Put a checkmark next to the item you would like to include in your report. Take the checkmark out if you want to omit the item. Hover your cursor over each information i to see a description of the item. Choose how many pages of traffic counts that you would like to display.

Step 3 – Personalize Report
You can include a short message when emailing a report to your client. Skip this step if you do not want to personalize your report in this way.

Choose Delivery Method & Run Report
Choose either Display Now or Email to. Display now will open a PDF that can be saved to your computer. Email to will email a PDF to one or multiple email addresses (separate multiple email addresses with a comma). Click CC to me to receive a copy in your email inbox.
Click the Run Report button.

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