Covering the Miami metro, including Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. No account, no paywall, nothing to buy. Built for anyone deciding where to open, and for the people who advise them.
The projected chance that a specific business type lasts two or more years at a specific address.
Most people choose a location on rent, on a walk-through, and on a feeling about foot traffic. Those are the things you can see standing on the sidewalk. What you cannot see is whether that block has actually supported your kind of business over time, or whether the businesses that lasted there were a different kind entirely.
That question is answerable before a lease is signed, and it is what this research covers for Miami.
Across Miami addresses, a tapas restaurant ranges from about 27% to 84% projected two-year survival, a spread of 57 percentage points. A kosher restaurant ranges from about 72% to 96%, a spread of only 24. For one of those, the address is close to the whole decision. For the other, it barely moves the answer.
This is the single most useful thing to tell someone early. It tells them how much of their energy belongs on the site search.
| Business type | Projected 2-year survival across Miami | Spread | How Miami ranks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tapas Restaurant | 27% to 84% | 57 pp | #17 of 24 metros |
| Irish Pub | 23% to 88% | 65 pp | #6 of 24 metros |
| Fish Chips Restaurant | 24% to 86% | 62 pp | #6 of 24 metros |
| Thai Restaurant | 29% to 86% | 57 pp | #10 of 24 metros |
| Smoke Shop | 33% to 89% | 56 pp | #10 of 24 metros |
| Business type | Projected 2-year survival across Miami | Spread | How Miami ranks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kosher Restaurant | 72% to 96% | 24 pp | #5 of 24 metros |
| Ukrainian Restaurant | 69% to 96% | 27 pp | #5 of 24 metros |
| Physical Therapy Clinic | 51% to 79% | 28 pp | #13 of 24 metros |
| Grocery Store | 48% to 76% | 28 pp | #11 of 15 metros |
| Italian Restaurant | 69% to 97% | 28 pp | #5 of 24 metros |
| Business type | Projected 2-year survival across Miami | Spread | How Miami ranks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mental Health Clinic | 50% to 88% | 38 pp | #1 of 24 metros |
| Chiropractor Office | 58% to 94% | 36 pp | #1 of 24 metros |
| Juice Smoothie Bar | 57% to 92% | 35 pp | #1 of 24 metros |
| Acupuncture Clinic | 59% to 94% | 35 pp | #1 of 24 metros |
| Barber Shop | 57% to 92% | 35 pp | #1 of 24 metros |
Across 85 Miami neighborhoods, Harbor Drive is the strongest on average, at about 84% projected two-year survival, with its best locations near 90%. Bay Colony averages about 71%.
Averages hide the thing that matters. A single block can beat an entire neighborhood's ranking, and every low-ranked neighborhood contains locations that beat the metro average. Use the neighborhood view to narrow a search, not to rule an area out.
The model is trained on roughly a million business outcomes and scores 500+ business types across up to five price tiers in 24 U.S. metros. Of everything it considers, the Revenue Capture Score, our own measure of projected market share against forecasted local spend, carries the most predictive weight.
Data as of 2026-08-30. Geographic scope: the Miami metro area, 85 neighborhoods.
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