Approx. US locations
~1,300
US stores (T.J. Maxx banner US stores), per The TJX Companies Q2 fiscal 2027 results, as of the end of Q2 fiscal 2027
Panel refresh
Daily
Signal type
Dwell-confirmed visits
How GSDSI covers T.J. Maxx
T.J. Maxx is TJX Companies' flagship banner in the off-price apparel category. GSDSI's daily-refresh mobility panel captures dwell-confirmed visits with polygon-level accuracy and enables TJX-segment competitive research, sister-brand decomposition (T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods), and trade-area analysis for the treasure-hunt retail format.
Typical use cases
- Sell-side analysts modeling TJX visitation ahead of quarterly earnings
- Sister-brand decomposition across T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods
- Competitive visitation share vs. Ross, Burlington, Nordstrom Rack
- CRE trade-area co-tenancy analysis for off-price power-center developments
Underlying GSDSI products and research
Location & Mobility Data Feed: Foot Traffic, O-D
Daily location and mobility data with a US and Canada feed and country-specific coverage. Origin-destination flows, dwell and visit attribution, consent-based.
Enterprise POI Polygons & Geofencing Data Feed
Global POI inventory and geofence-ready polygons for foot-traffic and site selection. Deduped, polygon-quality validated, refreshed on a per-dataset schedule.
Alternative Data for Finance (Tickerized Signals)
Tickerized consumer signals for fundamental research and quant strategies. Foot-traffic, card, web-intent, and ACR mapped to public equity tickers. Quant-ready.
Competitive Benchmarking Data (Foot Traffic)
Foot traffic, market share, and transaction trends across retail, CPG, and restaurant categories. Track share-of-visit vs. competitors with daily-fresh data.
How CRE Investors Use Origin-Destination Data
Worked examples of how origin-destination mobility data sharpens site-selection underwriting, tenant-mix planning, and lease-negotiation decisions in CRE.
Alternative Data in Equity Research: Buyer Guide
A grounded look at where alternative data adds alpha and where it doesn’t, plus a buyer’s checklist for evaluating tickerized signal vendors before signing.