Category: Target groups

Cars. Mobility. Traffic – what’s changing.

The sales figures for passenger cars fluctuate. Only one thing is certain: something is happening in terms of drive systems. Sales of cars with alternative drive systems (battery, plug-in, fuel cell, gas, hydrogen) are gradually gaining momentum. In the months January to August, the share of all new registrations was an impressive 39.9%. Even though sales of electric cars have more than doubled compared to the same period last year, there is still a long way to go to "complete electromobility".

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Nexiga Topshops – The #1 Choice for Location Decisions

With over 500,000 retail store addresses from nearly 1,900 brands and retail chains, Nexiga’s point-of-sale database is unique in Germany. This makes it easy to reliably identify sales hotspots and facilitates meaningful location and competitive analysis for any given area.

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Bowling shoes and bowling pins

Target groups with momentum | Young Adult seeks bowling center

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

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November - the hot month for insurers

November is hot - at least when it comes to taking out car insurance. This is the month when most drivers have to decide whether to remain loyal to their insurance company or accept a supposedly cheaper offer. Interestingly, the market leader in this segment took over some shares in a well-known garage chain this summer. What is behind this and in which regions do citizens spend more money on car insurance than elsewhere?

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Retail park - central pillar of local supply

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

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Labubu in Germany: Collecting fever is back

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

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