04 / Fit Finder
What belongs in this space?
Point Fit Finder at a vacant site — a strip endcap, a downtown corner, a mall in-line, a suburban pad. MapWorthy runs the address against its full concept library and returns the categories, concepts, and brand archetypes most likely to succeed there. Built for brokers pitching a site and landlords picking a tenant.
How it matches
The address tells you what it wants to be.
Instead of grading one concept for one address, Fit Finder inverts the question. It grades every concept in the library against the address and returns the strongest matches with a one-line reason for each.
- Category leaderboard: top 8 concepts, worst 3 concepts, with reasons.
- Brand-archetype view: instead of "fast casual," you get "fast casual, veg-forward, lunch-led."
- Comps overlay: which nearby addresses matched this profile and how those tenants performed.
- Portfolio mode: run the same grade across every space in a listing set.
Fit board — 2,400 sqft, Whyte Avenue Example
STRONG FITS
Fast-casual bowl92 · lunch-led
Pilates / boutique fitness88 · early hrs
Neighborhood wine bar85 · evening
WEAK FITS
Dry cleaner42 · no parking
Big-box retail38 · footprint mismatch
Built for the pitch
A one-page reason a landlord can send to a tenant.
Every fit board exports to a shareable one-pager: address photo, trade-area snapshot, top three concept fits with reasons, and the honest watch-outs. Take it into the tour. Send it after the tour. Close the tour.
- Downloadable PDF or shareable link — no login required for the recipient.
- Provenance line on every export (data vintage, evaluation time).
- White-label option for brokerage brands (on request).
Example
2405 W 32nd Ave
Best-fit report
The read
A daytime-led residential corner with strong repeat-visit potential. The winning concept trades on morning traffic and neighborhood loyalty; the losing concept requires a big footprint or high parking count this block does not offer.
Data · Aug 2026Report v1.0
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