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Lake City retail, accommodation and food service sales

Lake City city, Florida, a city in Columbia County. From the 2017 and 2022 Economic Censuses.

BusinessFlare® sales and visitor spending estimate for Lake City, monthly, anchored on these Census figures.

Retail trade, sales 2022$1,104,635,000
Change on 2017+73.2%
Establishments158
Employees2,355
Annual payroll$79,340,000
Firms130
Accommodation and food services, sales 2022$133,250,000
Change on 2017+19.2%
Establishments91
Employees1,969
Annual payroll$36,796,000
Firms86

Lake City. Sales are the year's sales, shipments or revenue; employees are the count in the pay period including March 12; payroll is the calendar year.

Retail trade, NAICS 44-45

The 2022 NAICS regrouped retail trade below the sector, so only the sector compares across the two censuses. Sales, employees and payroll the Bureau withholds keep its flag; withheld employment shows the Bureau's size range.

IndustrySales 2017Sales 2022ChangeEstablishments 2017Establishments 2022ChangeEmployees 2017Employees 2022ChangePayroll 2017Payroll 2022Change
44-45 Retail trade$637,947,000$1,104,635,000+73.2%172158-8.1%2,1892,355+7.6%$56,702,000$79,340,000+39.9%
  441 Motor vehicle and parts dealers$207,748,000$477,106,000not comparable2928not comparable410445not comparable$14,845,000$30,138,000not comparable
    4411 Automobile dealers$159,877,000withheldnot comparable12withheldnot comparable250250 to 499 (withheld)not comparable$10,272,000withheldnot comparable
    4412 Other motor vehicle dealerswithheldwithheldnot comparablewithheldwithheldnot comparable20 to 99 (withheld)20 to 99 (withheld)not comparable$2,062,000withheldnot comparable
    4413 Automotive parts, accessories, and tire retailerswithheldwithheldnot comparablewithheld14not comparable100 to 249 (withheld)88not comparable$2,511,000withheldnot comparable
  442 Furniture and home furnishings stores (2017 only)$6,337,000n/a6n/a28n/a$894,000n/a
    4421 Furniture stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a0 to 19 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    4422 Home furnishings stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a0 to 19 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
  444 Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers$79,986,000$123,362,000not comparable1411not comparable308344not comparable$7,339,000$10,109,000not comparable
    4441 Building material and supplies dealers$71,163,000withheldnot comparable9withheldnot comparable278250 to 499 (withheld)not comparable$6,735,000withheldnot comparable
    4442 Lawn and garden equipment and supplies retailers$8,823,000withheldnot comparable5withheldnot comparable300 to 19 (withheld)not comparable$604,000withheldnot comparable
  445 Food and beverage retailers$96,279,000$138,303,000not comparable1613not comparable454472not comparable$8,384,000$11,680,000not comparable
    4451 Grocery and convenience retailerswithheldwithheldnot comparablewithheldwithheldnot comparable250 to 499 (withheld)250 to 499 (withheld)not comparablewithheldwithheldnot comparable
    4452 Specialty food stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/a$326,000n/a
    4453 Beer, wine, and liquor retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/awithheldn/a0 to 19 (withheld)n/awithheld
  446 Health and personal care stores (2017 only)$68,774,000n/a20n/a196n/a$7,258,000n/a
    4461 Health and personal care stores (2017 only)$68,774,000n/a20n/a196n/a$7,258,000n/a
  447 Gasoline stations (2017 only)$66,969,000n/a21n/a102n/a$3,598,000n/a
    4471 Gasoline stations (2017 only)$66,969,000n/a21n/a102n/a$3,598,000n/a
  448 Clothing and clothing accessories stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a100 to 249 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    4481 Clothing stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a100 to 249 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    4482 Shoe stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    4483 Jewelry, luggage, and leather goods stores (2017 only)$3,054,000n/a3n/a23n/a$420,000n/a
  449 Furniture, home furnishings, electronics, and appliance retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheld
    4491 Furniture and home furnishings retailers (2022 only)n/a$2,174,000n/a5n/a15n/awithheld
  451 Sporting goods, hobby, musical instrument, and book stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    4511 Sporting goods, hobby, and musical instrument stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
  452 General merchandise stores (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a250 to 499 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    4523 General merchandise stores, including warehouse clubs and supercenters (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a100 to 249 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
  453 Miscellaneous store retailers (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    4531 Florists (2017 only)$584,000n/a3n/a11n/a$147,000n/a
    4533 Used merchandise stores (2017 only)$3,046,000n/a6n/a32n/a$588,000n/a
    4539 Other miscellaneous store retailers (2017 only)withheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
  454 Nonstore retailers (2017 only)$1,737,000n/a4n/a0 to 19 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
  455 General merchandise retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/awithheldn/a100 to 249 (withheld)n/awithheld
    4552 Warehouse clubs, supercenters, and other general merchandise retailers (2022 only)n/a$25,073,000n/a13n/a121n/a$2,139,000
  456 Health and personal care retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/a20n/a193n/a$8,549,000
    4561 Health and personal care retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/a20n/a193n/a$8,549,000
  457 Gasoline stations and fuel dealers (2022 only)n/a$127,104,000n/a20n/a150n/a$3,568,000
    4571 Gasoline stations (2022 only)n/a$127,104,000n/a20n/a150n/a$3,568,000
  458 Clothing, clothing accessories, shoe, and jewelry retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/awithheldn/a100 to 249 (withheld)n/awithheld
    4581 Clothing and clothing accessories retailers (2022 only)n/a$24,603,000n/a13n/a145n/a$2,722,000
    4582 Shoe retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/awithheldn/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheld
  459 Sporting goods, hobby, musical instrument, book and miscellaneous retailers (2022 only)n/a$97,454,000n/a27n/a323n/a$7,481,000
    4591 Sporting goods, hobby, and musical instrument retailers (2022 only)n/a$16,985,000n/a8n/a119n/awithheld
    4595 Used merchandise retailers (2022 only)n/a$6,246,000n/a6n/a97n/a$1,279,000
    4599 Other miscellaneous retailers (2022 only)n/awithheldn/a9n/a88n/awithheld

Accommodation and food services, NAICS 72

Subsectors and industries are defined the same way in both censuses. Sales, employees and payroll the Bureau withholds keep its flag; withheld employment shows the Bureau's size range.

IndustrySales 2017Sales 2022ChangeEstablishments 2017Establishments 2022ChangeEmployees 2017Employees 2022ChangePayroll 2017Payroll 2022Change
72 Accommodation and food services$111,761,000$133,250,000+19.2%9091+1.1%2,1051,969-6.5%$30,816,000$36,796,000+19.4%
  721 Accommodation$27,842,000$20,383,000-26.8%1513-13.3%286162-43.4%$4,629,000$3,086,000-33.3%
    7211 Traveler accommodationwithheld$20,383,000n/awithheld13n/a250 to 499 (withheld)162n/awithheld$3,086,000n/a
  722 Food services and drinking places$83,919,000$112,867,000+34.5%7578+4.0%1,8191,807-0.7%$26,187,000$33,710,000+28.7%
    7223 Special food services (2017 only)$1,901,000n/a3n/a20 to 99 (withheld)n/awithheldn/a
    7224 Drinking places (alcoholic beverages)withheldwithheldn/awithheldwithheldn/a0 to 19 (withheld)0 to 19 (withheld)n/awithheldwithheldn/a
    7225 Restaurants and other eating placeswithheld$110,527,000n/awithheld73n/a1,000 to 2,499 (withheld)1,755n/awithheld$32,466,000n/a

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