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24,900 monthly visitors · Columbus Circle Starbucks·↑ 18% YoY spend growth · Times Square McDonald's·$47.20 avg transaction · SoHo Rag & Bone·62% repeat customers · Whole Foods Tribeca·↑ 340% footfall spike · Event weekend · Barclays Center·Top cross-visit: Home Depot → Lowe's · 34% of customers·$2.1M monthly sales · Walmart Supercenter · Jersey City·28% above category ATV · Erewhon · West Hollywood·24,900 monthly visitors · Columbus Circle Starbucks·↑ 18% YoY spend growth · Times Square McDonald's·$47.20 avg transaction · SoHo Rag & Bone·62% repeat customers · Whole Foods Tribeca·↑ 340% footfall spike · Event weekend · Barclays Center·Top cross-visit: Home Depot → Lowe's · 34% of customers·$2.1M monthly sales · Walmart Supercenter · Jersey City·28% above category ATV · Erewhon · West Hollywood·
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What is the monthly sales volume and average transaction value for the Walmart on Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn?
Walmart Supercenter. Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn
NAICS: General Merchandise Stores
Monthly Sales
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↑ +7% YoYAvg Transaction
$0.00
↑ +3% vs categoryMonthly Visitors
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↑ +5% MoMIn-Store Share
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→ 12% onlineATV of $58.40 is 12% above the general merchandise category benchmark of $52.10 for the New York metro. Repeat visitor rate of 54% is above the 48% category average, signalling strong local loyalty.
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InsightHub connects to an aggregated, anonymised panel of debit and credit card transactions across the US, covering 90M+ points of interest. The data is not individual level. It is aggregated to place and month, covering metrics like total spend, transaction count, median basket size, and customer frequency. Privacy is preserved at the source.