SPORTING GOODS SPENDING
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In the third quarter of 1988, July through September*, county residents spent almost $61.4 million in sporting goods stores. By way of comparison, that’s more than twice what was spent for men’s clothes ($25 million) but less than half as much as went for home furnishings ($144 million).
Compared to our neighbors, Orange County ranked second in spending. Los Angeles County residents spent more than twice as much; those in Riverside, San Diego and San Bernardino, less.
QUARTERLY SPORTING GOODS SPENDING
1987, 1st Quarter: $40,405
1987, 2nd Quarter: $50,214
1987, 3rd Quarter: $54,022
1987, 4th Quarter: $67,987
1988, 1st Quarter: $43,128
1988, 2nd Quarter: $56,201
1988, 3rd Quarter: $61,368
ANNUAL SPORTING GOODS SPENDING
1987: $212,628
SPORTING GOODS SPENDING
Amount Percentage of City Spent Cities Total Huntington Beach $7,933 14 Santa Ana 6,937 12 Anaheim 6,380 12 Orange 5,722 10 Costa Mesa 5,270 10 Newport Beach 4,145 7 Fullerton 2,987 5 Mission Viejo 2,499 5 Westminster 2,052 4 Yorba Linda 1,749 3 Buena Park 1,734 3 Tustin 1,586 3 Laguna Beach 1,430 3 Irvine 1,047 2 Los Alamitos 874 2 Brea 765 1 La Habra 726 1 Seal Beach 684 1 Placentia 327 1 Garden Grove 263 1 San Clemente 249 ** Fountain Valley 189 ** Cypress 123 ** ALL CITIES ***55,671 100
5-COUNTY COMPARISON
Amount Percentage of County Spent Counties Total Los Angeles 129,658 50 Orange 61,368 24 San Diego 46,273 18 San Bernardino 11,552 4 Riverside 10,200 4 5-COUNTY TOTAL 259,051 100
* The most recent information available
** Less than 1%
*** Does not include spending in unincorporated areas and cities for which information is not available--La Palma, San Juan Capistrano, Stanton and Villa Park.
Source: California State Board of Equalization
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