The report shows the economic influence of Findlay Market

Cincinnati-the Findlay market in Cincinnati was opened in 1852, and a latest report on economic effects shows the contributions of the 173-year-old market to the region.

The report was commissioned by the Corporation for Findlay Market and created by the Center for Research and Data in the Cincinnati Regional Chamber. It is said that the market welcomes 1.4 million visitors annually and between 2021 and 2023 had an economic influence of $ 370,587,529.

In 2023 alone, the economic effects were $ 141,364,079. It led to a profit of more than 51 million US dollars, more than 1,000 jobs and more than 9 million US dollars of generated taxes.

“Findlay market is so much more than just a collection of shops,” said Mayor Aftab Pureval in the report. “It is an economic and cultural center that helps to drive the liveliness of our urban core. People from all over the entire market, support our local small companies and bring their energy and dollars to the surrounding community. Findlay market is inseparable with our history, our future and our identity as a city.”

The report notes that 522 companies “were located on the Findlay market, started in a Findlay program or took part in Findlay program or took out the Findlay market.” There is that almost 43% of providers have expanded since the opening on the market and that more than 14% of companies have several generations with several generations.

“We are not grateful for the generations of business owners and buyers who have come before us and take our role as administrators of this historical institution and the living landmark,” said President and CEO Kelly Lanser in the press release. “We thank and use every member of our Findlay Market family – it is you who keeps the magic of the market for future generations alive.”

The full report is observed in various other programs, aspects of the economic effects of the market and much more. You can display the full report here: