Recreational goods rental
Real estate and rental and leasing
Detailed-industry lab
Compare official Census industry measures and matched 2017-2022 observations. Industry categories, broad sectors, and curated antitrust markets remain distinct.
Comparable here
National six-digit rows sharing the employer-firm universe and revenue-based concentration basis; signed changes require an identical code, level, sector, and label in both Census tables.
Still requires judgment
A relative rank is a screening signal. Product and geographic market definition, competitive effects, entry, and legal conclusions require separate evidence.
Selection console
Every rank and percentile uses the same 899 six-digit NAICS rows, so hierarchy level stays fixed across the comparison.
Real estate and rental and leasing
Arts, entertainment, and recreation
Research workflow
Carry the selected industries into analysis and publication2 canonical industry profiles / 0 of 6 currently savedRelative percentile matrix
Every measure uses a fixed 0-100 percentile benchmark. Exact raw values, national ranks, and disclosure gaps remain visible beside the shared 50th-percentile marker.
Revenue-based HHI
Largest four firms
Largest eight firms
Revenue
Employment
Employer firms
Arrow keys move across industries and measures. Home and End move to the first and last selected industry within a measure.
Reusable selection
Census structure neighborhood
Find six-digit industries with the smallest mean gap across national percentile positions, using only dimensions published for the reference row.
Nearest published fingerprints
Lower gaps mean closer national percentile positions across the matched dimensions.
Neighbor 01 / NAICS 611692
Educational services
Closest dimension: Jobs (0.3 pts). Widest: HHI (5.1 pts).
Two-vintage comparison
The same six Census measures, strict matching rule, and national detailed-industry benchmark now travel with the selection.
Herfindahl-Hirschman Index / HHI points
Shared signed-change scale across this selection
Change benchmark
Other spectator sports has the largest absolute published move in this selection.
Six-measure change ledger
| Measure | National median | 532284 | 711219 |
|---|---|---|---|
| +3.6 pts | +12.7 pts#216 of 543 | -15.3 pts#378 of 543 | |
| +0.2 pts | +0.3 pts#382 of 781 | -1.5 pts#532 of 781 | |
| +0.5 pts | +2.9 pts#221 of 783 | -2.2 pts#576 of 783 | |
| +$3B | +$905.5M#559 of 789 | +$586.4M#603 of 789 | |
| +1,474 | +6,357#244 of 789 | +412#464 of 789 | |
| 0 | +442#148 of 789 | +112#225 of 789 |
Cross-grain research context
Keep the selected six-digit cohort fixed while inspecting broad-sector flows or exact curated market bridges. Every layer retains its own universe, vintage, and permitted use.
Parent sector / NAICS 53
2022 sector distribution
2017-2022 strict history
2023 BDS rates
Parent sector / NAICS 71
2022 sector distribution
2017-2022 strict history
2023 BDS rates
Raw values and benchmark positions
Ranks run from highest to lowest. Percentiles show the share of published detailed-industry values at or below each row.
| Measure | Detailed median | Recreational goods rental532284 | Other spectator sports711219 |
|---|---|---|---|
| HHIRevenue-based HHI | 28450th percentile | 90.624th percentile / rank #514 of 679 | 104.227th percentile / rank #497 of 679 |
| CR4Largest four firms | 30.6%50th percentile | 16.6%25th percentile / rank #677 of 897 | 16.3%24th percentile / rank #681 of 897 |
| CR8Largest eight firms | 42.8%50th percentile | 22.5%23rd percentile / rank #696 of 899 | 24.6%25th percentile / rank #673 of 899 |
| RevenueRevenue | $14.5B50th percentile | $2.3B8th percentile / rank #828 of 899 | $4.3B17th percentile / rank #744 of 899 |
| EmploymentEmployment | 40.1K50th percentile | 18.2K28th percentile / rank #648 of 899 | 16.4K26th percentile / rank #668 of 899 |
| FirmsEmployer firms | 1.2K50th percentile | 2.6K63rd percentile / rank #335 of 899 | 2.6K63rd percentile / rank #337 of 899 |
NAICS industries are national statistical screening categories, not legally defined antitrust markets. Cross-sector comparisons describe relative Census position; they do not establish product substitutability, geographic scope, market power, or liability.