Footfall report
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Basic portfolio
- Including location maps and structural data
- Analysis of hystreet.com frequencies
- Benchmarking with comparison periods
- One-time
Additional options
- Daily update until noon of the following day
- Weekly update until noon of the Monday of the following week
- Display of pedestrian density per hour as an indicator of overcrowding (live evaluation and early detection)
- Service period on request: e.g. until May 31st or June 30th
Pedestrian frequency reports
Download (available in German):
Pedestrian Frequency Report 2022
Download (available in German):
Pedestrian Frequency Report 2022
The new edition of the Pedestrian Frequency Report 2022 provides a wide range of insights into the development of retail-relevant pedestrian frequency in German city centers.
The report analyzes 193 hystreet counters in 79 German cities in a variety of ways and focuses on the development of footfall from 2021 to 2022. The cities are divided into different city categories. In addition, references are made to 2019 in order to draw conclusions about the development of retail-relevant footfall since the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Cologne-based start-up hystreet.com has been publishing footfall data for German and international city centers on its website since 2018. The data is collected in real time using laser measuring devices and has established itself as a standard on the market thanks to its high level of transparency and reliability. The start-up’s meter network is growing every year, with over 250 hystreet meters now installed in 6 countries.
The new edition of the Pedestrian Frequency Report 2022 provides a wide range of insights into the development of retail-relevant pedestrian frequency in German city centers.
The report analyzes 193 hystreet counters in 79 German cities in a variety of ways and focuses on the development of footfall from 2021 to 2022. The cities are divided into different city categories. In addition, references are made to 2019 in order to draw conclusions about the development of retail-relevant footfall since the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Cologne-based start-up hystreet.com has been publishing footfall data for German and international city centers on its website since 2018. The data is collected in real time using laser measuring devices and has established itself as a standard on the market thanks to its high level of transparency and reliability. The start-up’s meter network is growing every year, with over 250 hystreet meters now installed in 6 countries.
Download (available in German):
Pedestrian Frequency Report 2020
Download (available in German):
Pedestrian Frequency Report 2020
Presently, frequencies are a very important and highly interesting topic. imtargis, together with its cooperation partner hystreet.com, has published the Pedestrian Frequency Report Germany for the year 2020. The retail-relevant pedestrian frequency for the year 2020 was used as a reference basis for the report. It expresses the average frequency per hour during typical retail opening hours (Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., excluding public holidays). Data examined include the main shopping locations of 60 German cities.
Based on the retail-relevant pedestrian frequency for the year 2020 as a key figure, a ranking was drawn up enabling direct comparability of individual locations and sites. In addition, the comparison with 2019 allows the development of frequencies at the chosen locations, which should be assessed against the background of the Corona pandemic. Comparing 2019 to 2020, the progressions offer further, important insights into frequency levels and fluctuation trends.
Presently, frequencies are a very important and highly interesting topic. imtargis, together with its cooperation partner hystreet.com, has published the Pedestrian Frequency Report Germany for the year 2020. The retail-relevant pedestrian frequency for the year 2020 was used as a reference basis for the report. It expresses the average frequency per hour during typical retail opening hours (Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., excluding public holidays). Data examined include the main shopping locations of 60 German cities.
Based on the retail-relevant pedestrian frequency for the year 2020 as a key figure, a ranking was drawn up enabling direct comparability of individual locations and sites. In addition, the comparison with 2019 allows the development of frequencies at the chosen locations, which should be assessed against the background of the Corona pandemic. Comparing 2019 to 2020, the progressions offer further, important insights into frequency levels and fluctuation trends.