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These economic impact studies are the modern equivalent of alchemy.
475,000 visitors in 30 days equals an average daily attendance of just under 16,000 people at the market. What data points were verified to arrive at the statistic?
Weather was awful – find this difficult to fathom.
I agree with the “alchemy” comment!
I live in Carmel and went to the market a few times last year. One time on a pretty nice Sunday, I got a beer at Sun King after the market.
It was DEAD inside Sun King despite the market being bustling, very unusual on a weekend.
I suspect the market draws consumer spending into the market and nearby benefits don’t necessarily benefit. Especially for non-residents, once people enjoy the market, they go home.
I think the market is a good thing, and has greatly improved since launch. But I don’t really know how much it benefits nearby businesses.