Research question: Does the price of everyday items genuinely vary by street within the same neighborhood, and does that variation track business density and distance from the main junction?
Everyone who's shopped around a busy market area has noticed the same snack costing differently a few streets over, with no clear explanation. This project maps street-level pricing and footfall for Dilsukh Nagar, Hyderabad — Unicus's own primary marketing zone.
Pick any of six items and the chart, price range, and density scatter redraw from the real underlying data table. MRP-fixed items stay close to their printed price everywhere; non-MRP items show real, meaningful variation.
The dataset is synthetic, generated to be statistically realistic, not collected from real shops. Real street names are used; the shops and prices attached to them are generated, not observed.