Hometown Market Analysts
Every exciting market deserves its own market intelligence research service, but not every one has one. Now, the Research Triangle Region does, too.
At Lighthouse Research, we believe that superior market awareness is critical for businesses that want to make the most informed decisions possible.
Our team combines years of in-house research prowess in the financial sector with deep industry and regional expertise to offer cutting-edge market intelligence on the entire Research Triangle Region of North Carolina. Based in the Triangle, our team of veteran analysts specialize in combining many sources of public data with our own proprietary research to offer our clients a competitive edge they cannot obtain anywhere else.
Whether it’s institutional investors surveying the regional market, entrepreneurs with a new opportunity, corporate relocations, property developers weighing new projects, or anyone else who needs clear and independent understanding of the landscape and currents in the Research Triangle Region’s economy, Lighthouse Research has the answers you need.
What we do
Our team produces original, in-depth research of market dynamics across the Research Triangle Region that help smart business leaders grow and succeed.
The Lighthouse Report
Our flagship product, the Lighthouse Report, is a quarterly release of new and proprietary market research data from across the Research Triangle Region.
Triangle Pulse
Our biweekly live market survey measures key consumer sentiment across in the Research Triangle. Findings released to paid subscribers twice a month.
Focus Areas
Our specialized market intelligence services are design to meet the needs of a wide range of industry, government, educational and nonprofit consumers in the Research Triangle region. Our exclusive research offerings directly address questions facing decision makers in many fields.
Consumer sentiment
Real-time consumer sentiment data informs a range of critical business decisions, from tailoring marketing strategies to improve product offerings to better meet consumer needs. Knowing whether consumers are feeling more confident, or beginning to tighten their belts, can have a significant impact on how any business or organization prepares to respond.
Demand forecasting
Anticipating consumer demand, as well as their price sensitivity, can be extremely relevant for firms facing investment decisions, product choices, or pricing strategy.
Labor market dynamics
Are in-demand workers looking ahead to their next career step, or are they in entrenchment mode? Do local employers face more or less competition in the labor market, and how can compensation strategies adapt?