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At 0.91, American Deli is the strongest pull in City Gear's top 10 — a QSR, not a retailer — and Ashley Stewart (0.88) forms a second distinct peak as the closest women's apparel neighbor. These two scores sit noticeably above the rest of the set, which clusters between 0.84 and 0.82, giving the shape its two-peak character.
The remaining eight neighbors span a wide range of subcategories with no single dominant type. Store Space Self Storage (0.84) and Auto Glass Now (0.84) represent services; Gabby Douglas (0.84) and Michael Vick (0.82) are athletes; Michael Smith (0.81) and Roland S. Martin (0.81) are journalists; and TV One (0.82) is a TV channel. Rainbow Shops (0.84) is the only other women's apparel entry. No other department store — City Gear's own subcategory — appears in the top 10. The audience shape is defined almost entirely by cross-kind neighbors: a fast-food chain and a women's clothing brand anchor the two peaks, while the broader cluster bridges services, athletes, and media personalities.
This pattern suggests City Gear's audience is more precisely identified by what it consumes across categories than by loyalty to any single retail type.
