Retail Centrality

The RegioData centrality indicators provide a clear overview of the retail centrality of a city (with more than 10,000 inhabitants). The centrality indicator is calculated as the ratio of the local turnover index (retail turnover compared to the national average) to the local retail-relevant purchasing power index (retail-relevant purchasing power compared to the national average).

Centrality is therefore a measure of the purchasing power retention of an area, where a centrality value of 100 corresponds to the national average level of purchasing power retention.

Delivery format:

Excel file (.xlsx) including data description

• Number of inhabitants
• Retail-relevant purchasing power per inhabitant (€/year)
• Retail turnover per inhabitant (€/year)
• Retail centrality index