Vacancy
Open storefront supply, put in local context.
Connecticut county pilot
Main Street Scorecard turns hard-to-read town and corridor data into a rigorous A–F grade—built for the people making CRE decisions and the communities shaping the story.
Local data. Clear grades. A market narrative built to travel.
Main Street Scorecard
Torrington, CT
Retail corridor market read
Overall grade
B+
Vacancy rate
6.3%
Good
Leasing absorption
+12.4K SF
Strong
Days on market
78
Improving
Rent trend
+3.1%
Positive
Deal velocity
Active, not overheated
72/100
The score inputs
Each scorecard makes the underlying signals visible—so a grade gives the market a shorthand without hiding the evidence beneath it.
Open storefront supply, put in local context.
Whether occupied space is gaining or giving ground.
How quickly available space is actually moving.
Directional pricing pressure across the corridor.
A clear read on the market's operating tempo.
Designed for two local realities
Market professionals
Find where retail is tightening, stalling, or resetting. Use a comparable local score to frame deal conversations, prospect more precisely, and distinguish corridor momentum from noise.
Local leaders
Put a plain-language, defensible read on the local retail economy in front of the people who care most. Celebrate strength, focus a recovery conversation, or show why a corridor deserves attention.
Built to be passed along
A one-page scorecard is made for a council packet, a broker follow-up, or a LinkedIn post. The format invites comparison and conversation—without asking anyone to read a 60-page PDF.
Shareability is a design intention, not a promise of reach or results.
County retail grade board
Illustrative
New Haven
Above-average momentum
B+
Torrington
Strong market balance
A−
Windham
Watch leasing pace
C+
Initial Connecticut pilot
We're starting with focused county coverage in Connecticut. Tell us where you work and what decision you're trying to sharpen—we'll assess data availability and pilot fit.
For brokers: Source the next conversation with a corridor-level view.
For towns: Establish a clearer public read on retail-market conditions.
Methodology & disclosure
Grades are comparative indicators, designed to show how a town or corridor measures against relevant local market conditions.
Scorecards rely on available market data and may change as coverage, reporting, and underlying conditions evolve.
Main Street Scorecard is market intelligence, not an appraisal, offer, solicitation, or investment advice.