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Overview
Where Tequesta
Visitors Live
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Introduction
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Study Areas
Village Boundaries
Zip Code 33469
Study Areas of Impact –Different data sources are reported at different
geographic levels. Therefore, to evaluate the impacts on the Village of
Tequesta two different geographies may be utilized.
•Village of Tequesta boundaries: Demographics (ESRI, Census) and Foot
Traffic (Placer.ai)
•Zip Code 33469: Economic and Labor Conditions (Lightcast)
In addition. individual locations were evaluated for Placer.ai foot traffic trends.
Affected Zip Codes
33469
33478
33458
Tequesta
33477
Tertiary
3341833408
Secondary
33410
Primary
Tertiary
Feeder Markets –For this evaluation, several different customer feeder markets
Tertiary
were identified. These are the zip codes of the residence of the customers
analyzed with Placer.ai foot traffic information. These are the primary zip codes
in which customers that will be impacted by the closure of the US1 bridge live.
1.Zip Code 33469 –The Village of Tequesta’s Zip Code
2.Zip Codes South of the Inlet
1.33477 –Primary Impacted Zip –This is the zip code within which the
US1 bridge is located and which will be directly affected.
2.33458 –Secondary Impacted Zip –This is the zip code within which
the Alternate route is located and which will also be significantly
impacted.
3.33408, 33410, 33418, 33478 –Tertiary Impacted Zips –Zip codes on
the south side of the river that will be affected by the bridge closure.
Community Profile
Village of TequestaZip Code 33469
Observations
•Small community, limited population growth.
•High income community.
•Multigenerational with significant older (55+) population, higher than average.
•Smaller younger population than average.
Source: US Census Bureau, Esri, Lightcast
Community Profile
Observations
•Small community, limited population growth.
•Higher home values, not as cost burdened as other places.
•High home ownership rate.
•Educated population.
Source: US Census Bureau, Esri
Commercial Real Estate
Retail
Observations
•Strong commercial real estate
fundamentals.
•High year over year growth.
•Consistently low vacancy.
•Limited inventory.
•Little turnover of space.
•Limited opportunity for new
businesses.
Office
Source: CoStar
Residential Real Estate
Observations
•Continued single-family home market strength.
•Median sale price up significantly year over year.
•Demand (closed sales) is high(er).
•Supply (new listings) is lower.
Source: Beaches MLS
Area Businesses
Local Restaurants
Observations
•Restaurants in Tequesta vary by size and by cuisine.
•Range of employment from 1 to 40 employees.
•Sales estimates range from $100,000 to $1.8 million.
Source: Esri, Dun and Bradstreet
Village EmploymentVillage Businesses
Retail TradeRetail Trade
Other Services (except Public Administration)Other Services (except Public Administration)
Professional, Scientific & Tech ServicesProfessional, Scientific & Tech Services
Accommodation & Food ServicesAccommodation & Food Services
Real Estate, Rental & LeasingReal Estate, Rental & Leasing
Finance & InsuranceFinance & Insurance
Health Care & Social AssistanceHealth Care & Social Assistance
ConstructionConstruction
Public AdministrationPublic Administration
Administrative & Support & Waste…Administrative & Support & Waste…
ManufacturingManufacturing
Arts, Entertainment & RecreationArts, Entertainment & Recreation
Educational ServicesEducational Services
InformationInformation
Wholesale TradeWholesale Trade
Management of Companies & EnterprisesManagement of Companies & Enterprises
Transportation & WarehousingTransportation & Warehousing
UtilitiesUtilities
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & HuntingAgriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting
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ObservationsObservations
•Retail dominates the local job market due to the presence of some high •The business mix is very market appropriate and diverse but is comprised of many
employment, big box retailers.smaller firms.
Employment Overview
Strong Cluster
Strong Cluster
Strong Cluster
Growing Industry
Strong Cluster
High Earnings Growth
Strong Cluster
Strong Cluster
Growing Industry, Earnings Growth
Growing Industry
High Earnings Growth
High Earnings Growth
High Earnings Growth
High Earnings Growth
High Earnings Growth
High Earnings Growth
High Earnings Growth
Observations
•The area’s larger industries are also the stronger clusters and sectors, but the
highest earnings growth is occurring in the smaller industries.
•A similar trend occurs with the area’s occupations. The largest occupations are also
the strongest clusters, but the real earnings growth is occurring in occupation
categories that are in short supply compared to the national average.
•Finance and Insurance may be a business attraction opportunity for the Village.
Source: US Census Bureau, Esri, Lightcast
Village Commuting Patterns
Observations
•The Village has significant labor migration,
with most residents travelling outside of the
Village for work and most of the workers
employed in the Village coming from
outside. This is consistent with the
dominance of retail in the local job market.
•Zip code 33469 has a labor gap or 1,110
workers –There are approximately 6,798
jobs in the zip code, and a resident
workforce of 5,688.
Source: US Census Bureau, Lightcast
Where Village Residents Work
Observations
•The commute of some
Village residents that
work in Jupiter will be
impacted by the closure
of the Bridge and by the
additional traffic that will
shift to A1A Alternate.
Source: Placer.ai
Where Village Residents Work
Each dot represents 50
annual trips to work by
Village residents,
indicating some primary,
and secondary impact on
US 1 Bridge
the resident workforce.
A1A Alternate
Source: Placer.ai
Where Village Residents Shop and Dine
Guanabanas
The Shoppes at Jupiter
Cinepolis
Jupiter Square
Dive Bar
Carlin Park
Jupiter Beach Access
Fresh Market
Publix
Miller’s Ale House
Observations
•The main things that
Village residents travel
across the river for are
restaurants and bars,
movies, the beach, and
groceries.
Action: Promote similar local businesses as alternatives for Village residents.
Action: Encourage local businesses to expand/promote similar offerings as competitors across the river.
Source: Placer.ai
Where Village Workers Live
Observations
•The direct primary impact
of the closure on people
that work in the Village
appears to be limited;
however, there are some
workers whose commute
may be affected due to
additional traffic shifting
to A1A Alternate.
Source: Placer.ai
Where Village Workers Live
Each dot represents the
approximate home
location of 50 annual trips
to work by employees that
work in the Village,
indicating that a number
of workers live in the
US 1 Bridge
secondary impact area.
A1A Alternate
Source: Placer.ai
Where Village Workers Shop in Tequesta
Tequesta Shoppes
Countyline Plaza
Tequesta Galleries
Marshall’s
Publix
CVS
Coral Cove Park
Rocky’s Ace Hardware
3 Natives
Lighthouse Park
Hog Snappers
Beall’s
Observations
•Village businesses may
benefit from the
convenience they offer
for workers that live in
area impacted by the
closure.
Action: Promote businesses to local employees.
Source: Placer.ai
All Visitors
This map illustrates the roadway utilization by visitors
to the Village of Tequesta. These are visitors that visited
anywhere within the Village during a 12-month period,
and not specifically customers of businesses. It could
also include people visiting friends and family.
Source: Placer.ai
All Visitors
US1 and A1A Alternation Tequesta Visitor Patterns (prior 12 months)
Days of Week
350000
100%
300000
80%
250000
60%
200000
40%
150000
20%
100000
0%
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday
50000
A1A AltUS 1
0
Time of Day
100%
A1A AltUS1
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
A1A Alternate carries more Tequesta visitors that US1, but the proportions of each vary
40%
throughout the day, and during the weekends, when the share of visitor traffic increases on US1.
30%
20%
10%
0%
1:00 PM2:00 PM3:00 PM4:00 PM5:00 PM6:00 PM7:00 PM8:00 PM9:00 PM
1:00 AM2:00 AM3:00 AM4:00 AM5:00 AM6:00 AM7:00 AM8:00 AM9:00 AM
12:00 PM10:00 PM11:00 PM
12:00 AM10:00 AM11:00 AM
A1A AltUS 1
Source: Placer.ai
Foot Traffic Summary
Village Peak Season BaselineVillage Pre-Pandemic Annual Baseline
Observations
120,000 120,000
•Several time periods
100,000 100,000
were evaluated to
identify key baseline
80,000 80,000
periods for potential
60,000 60,000
evaluation.
40,000 40,000
•Peak and off-season
20,000 20,000
baselines were
identified in pre-
- -
pandemic periods.
•Annual baselines were
established with a pre-
pandemic period
Tequesta Visitors Tequesta Employees Tequesta Residents Tequesta Visitors Tequesta Employees Tequesta Residents
represented by the full
year of 2019.
•The post-pandemic
Village Off Season BaselineVillage New Normal Baseline
baseline, or “new
100,000 120,000
normal”, was
90,000
100,000
established from June
80,000
2021 to June 2022, 80,000
70,000
when observed trends
60,000
60,000
were stabilized.
50,000
40,000
•The main difference in
40,000
20,000
30,000
foot traffic trends to the
20,000
Village is a flattening of
-
10,000
the curve and less
-
seasonality.
4/22/20195/22/20196/22/20197/22/20198/22/20199/22/2019
Tequesta Visitors Tequesta Employees Tequesta Residents Tequesta Visitors Tequesta Employees Tequesta Residents
Source: Placer.ai
Visitor Trends
Visitors Time of Day (Baseline 4)Top Visitor Home Zip Code
1,800,000
33458
1,600,000
33469
1,400,000
33477
1,200,000
33455
1,000,000
33410
800,000
33478
Observations
600,000
•Weekends have higher
33418
400,000
visitation that
200,000
34997
weekdays, with the
-
33408
highest on Saturdays.
•Lunchtime and the
1:00 PM2:00 PM3:00 PM4:00 PM5:00 PM6:00 PM7:00 PM8:00 PM9:00 PM
1:00 AM2:00 AM3:00 AM4:00 AM5:00 AM6:00 AM7:00 AM8:00 AM9:00 AM
0%2%4%6%8%10%12%14%16%
12:00 PM10:00 PM11:00 PM
12:00 AM10:00 AM11:00 AM
dinner hour are the two
main peaks of daily
visitation.
Visitors Day of Week (Baseline 4)
•The top feeder zip code
of visitors to the Village
900,000
is 33458, the zip code
800,000
33469
connected to the
700,000
33478
Village by A1A
600,000
33458
Alternate.
500,000
33477
400,000
300,000
200,000
3341833408
100,000
33410
-
Source: Placer.ai
Visitor Trends
Observations
Visitor Origin by Weekday/Weekend
•The dominant “weekend” visitor zip codes are further
away than Tequesta’s primary markets.
33458 Jupiter
•While weekday total visits are higher than weekend,
33455 Hobe Sound
weekdays represent five (5) days and weekends are two
33418 Palm Beach Gardens
(2) days.
33410 Palm Beach Gardens
34997 Stuart
33477 Jupiter
33478 Jupiter
Origin by Weekday/Weekend
33408 North Palm Beach
33458 Jupiter
33469 Tequesta (Full Zip)
33455 Hobe Sound
33418 Palm Beach Gardens 33411 West Palm Beach
33410 Palm Beach Gardens
34990 Palm City
34997 Stuart
34953 Port Saint Lucie
33477 Jupiter
33478 Jupiter
33404 West Palm Beach
33408 North Palm Beach
33414 Wellington
33469 Tequesta (Full Zip)
33411 West Palm Beach
34957 Jensen Beach
34990 Palm City
34994 Stuart
34953 Port Saint Lucie
33404 West Palm Beach
33467 Lake Worth
33414 Wellington
33470 Loxahatchee
34957 Jensen Beach
34994 Stuart
34956 Indiantown
33467 Lake Worth
33461 Lake Worth
33470 Loxahatchee
34956 Indiantown
34952 Port Saint Lucie
33461 Lake Worth
33409 West Palm Beach
34952 Port Saint Lucie
33409 West Palm Beach
33401 West Palm Beach
33401 West Palm Beach
33415 West Palm Beach
33415 West Palm Beach
34996 Stuart
34996 Stuart
Weekdays
0%20%40%60%80%100%
- 10,000 20,000 30,000 40,000 50,000
Weekends
WeekendWeekday Weekdays Weekends
Source: Placer.ai
Where Visitors Live
Each dot
represents the
approximate
home location
US 1 Bridge
of 50 annual
trips by visitors
to the Village.
A1A Alternate
Source: Placer.ai
Primary Shopping Locations of Village Visitors –Less Impacted Categories
Groceries
Shopping Centers
Apparel
Superstores
Source: Placer.ai
Primary Shopping Locations of Village Visitors –Highly Impacted Categories
Observations
•The primary visitor activities that
may be impacted by the bridge
closure are leisure activities, bars
and pubs, and dining.
Actions
•Increase awareness of local
businesses and their offerings.
•Promote the Village’s leisure
activities and the businesses
nearby.
•Develop additional programing
Dining
and special events.
Bars and Pubs
Leisure
Source: Placer.ai
Top Village Destinations
Countyline
Plaza
Tequesta
Fashion
Shoppes
Mall
Gallery
Sq N
Tequesta
Galleries
Industrial
District
Countyline Plaza Visitors
Customer Routes40%/60%/80% Observations
Trade Area •The primary and secondary South Side markets
account for over 11% of visits to Countyline Plaza.
33469
33470
32.6%
0.9%
33458
33477
7.4%
3.8%
33418
33408
0.8%
33410
0.7%
0.9%
Source: Placer.ai
Tequesta Shoppes Visitors
Customer Routes40%/60%/80% Observations
Trade Area •The primary and secondary South Side markets
account for over 18% of visits to Tequesta Shoppes.
33469
33470
15.8%
1.29%
33458
33477
13.8%
4.7%
33418
33408
1.1%
33410
0.8%
1.2%
Source: Placer.ai
Tequesta Galleries Visitors
Customer Routes40%/60%/80% Observations
Trade Area •The primary and secondary South Side markets
account for over 16% of visits to Tequesta Galleries.
33469
33470
19.4%
0.8%
33458
33477
11.5%
3.8%
33418
33408
1.5%
33410
0.7%
1.8%
Source: Placer.ai
Village Destinations –Customers That Live in Tequesta and Hobe Sound
Tequesta and Hobe Sound Customers
40,000
35,000
30,000
25,000
20,000
15,000
10,000
5,000
-
CountylinePublixRocky'sTequestaGreat ClipsMarshall'sBeall'sHomegoodsTequestaWest MarinePetFashion MallGallery Sq NIndustrialLynora's
PlazaShoppesGalleriesSupermarketDistrict
TequestaHobe Sound
Source: Placer.ai
Observations
•Many businesses rely on non-
Village Destinations –Customers That Live in Tequesta and Hobe Sound
residents as the majority of their
Share of Total Customers
customer base.
Tequesta and Hobe Sound Customers
45.00%
40.00%
35.00%
30.00%
25.00%
20.00%
15.00%
10.00%
5.00%
0.00%
CountylinePublixRocky'sTequestaGreat ClipsMarshall'sBeall'sHomegoodsTequestaWest MarinePetFashion MallGallery Sq NIndustrialLynora's
PlazaShoppesGalleriesSupermarketDistrict
TequestaHobe Sound
Source: Placer.ai
Village Destinations –Customers That Live on the South Side of the Inlet
South of the River Customers
18,000
16,000
14,000
12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
-
CountylinePublixRocky'sTequestaGreat ClipsMarshall'sBeall'sPapiChulo'sTequestaWest MarinePetFashion MallGallery Sq NIndustrialLynora's
PlazaShoppesGalleriesSupermarketDistrict
PrimarySecondaryTertiary
Source: Placer.ai
Observations
•Customers that are directly impacted by
Village Destinations –Customers That Live on the South Side of the Inlet
the bridge closure often account for 20%
Share of Total Customers
of some business’ customer base.
South of the River Customers
35.00%
30.00%
25.00%
20.00%
15.00%
10.00%
5.00%
0.00%
CountylinePublixRocky'sTequestaGreat ClipsMarshall'sBeall'sPapiChulo'sTequestaWest MarinePetFashion MallGallery Sq NIndustrialLynora's
PlazaShoppesGalleriesSupermarketDistrict
PrimarySecondaryTertiary
Source: Placer.ai
Top Destinations in Jupiter for Tequesta Residents
Miller’s
Ale
House
Cinepolis
Shoppes At
TJ MaxxFresh HarborsideJupiter
Market
Publix
Jupiter
Square
Jonathan
Landing
Top Destinations in Jupiter for Tequesta Residents
Number of Tequesta Resident CustomersTequesta Resident Share of Business Customers
12,00010.0%
9.2%
9.0%
10,148
10,000
7.7%7.7%
8.0%
7.0%
6.2%
8,000
6.0%
5.4%
5.0%
4.9%4.9%
6,0005.0%
3.9%
3.8%
4.0%
3,763
3.1%
3,488
4,000
3,316
2.7%
3,060
3.0%
2.5%
2.4%
2.3%
2,294
2.0%
1,725
1,585
1,467
2,000
1,284
859
786
690
1.0%
578
319
-0.0%
Observations
•Tequesta residents generally account for less than ten percent of the
customer base of businesses in Jupiter.
Source: Placer.ai
Next Steps
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Update Findings and Impacts
Finalize Recommendations
Quarterly Monitoring