Top retailers in the Northeast by market share

Recent Shelby Market data has revealed the top retailers by market share in each region of the United States.

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Each year, The Shelby Report showcases valuable retail market share data. In the interactive map below, find each major market around the Northeast. Also, highlighted are the major cities in each market.

All markets are “labeled” or identified by their primary state (with metros or key cities). Percentages are estimates based on annualized sales, industry data, institutional research and store footprints. Shares are updated as market metrics dictate and retailers supply their store lists.*

Market shares are for chains, independents and/or the wholesalers (voluntary or cooperative) which supply them within each region’s distribution area, extending well beyond typical metros or CBSAs. Each market is defined by the sphere of distribution, not by a rigid geographic boundary.

Major cities in each market:

  • Connecticut/Massachusets/Vermont - Hartford, Springfield, Montpelier
  • East Pennsylvania/Delaware/New Jersey - Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Scranton, Wilmington, Dover, Camden, Trenton
  • Maryland/DC/N. Virginia/Delaware - Baltimore, Washington, Arlington, Charlottesville, Georgetown
  • Massachusets/Rhode Island/New Hampshire/Maine - Boston, Providence, Manchester, Portland, Bangor
  • New York/ New Jersey - New York City, Newark
  • Upstate New York - Vermont - Albany, Syracuse, Burlington
  • Western New York - Northern Pennsylvania - Buffalo, Rochester
  • Western Pennsylvania -West Virginia-Maryland - Pittsburg, Erie, Morgantown

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