The chart illustrates the top 20 U.S. states ranked by per capita retail sales from 2018 to 2025, showcasing consumer spending patterns and state-level retail activity. New York leads with $19.6 per capita retail sales, reflecting its dense population, strong tourism, and diversified retail markets. California follows closely with $19.5, supported by its expansive economy and vibrant commercial sectors. Texas ranks third at $19, driven by population growth and robust consumer spending. Florida, at $18.6, continues to thrive due to tourism and population influx. Both Illinois and Pennsylvania share equal figures at $18, showing stable retail activity across their metropolitan hubs. Ohio records $17.3, while Georgia stands at $17.1, marking healthy retail expansion in both. North Carolina follows with $16.6, Michigan at $16.4, and New Jersey at $16.1, all showing steady consumer trends. Virginia posts $15.9, Washington at $15.7, and Arizona at $15.5, signifying continued urban retail development. The remaining states—Massachusetts ($15.3), Tennessee ($15.1), Indiana ($14.9), Missouri ($14.7), Maryland ($14.5), and Wisconsin ($14.3)—round out the list, emphasizing nationwide spending strength and retail market resilience as economic growth and consumer demand continue to rise.
| Labels | 2018–2025 (USD) |
|---|---|
| New York | 19.6 |
| California | 19.5 |
| Texas | 19 |
| Florida | 18.6 |
| Illinois | 18 |
| Pennsylvania | 18 |
| Ohio | 17.3 |
| Georgia | 17.1 |
| North Carolina | 16.6 |
| Michigan | 16.4 |
| New Jersey | 16.1 |
| Virginia | 15.9 |
| Washington | 15.7 |
| Arizona | 15.5 |
| Massachusetts | 15.3 |
| Tennessee | 15.1 |
| Indiana | 14.9 |
| Missouri | 14.7 |
| Maryland | 14.5 |
| Wisconsin | 14.3 |
