| | Quarter 1 | Quarter 2 | Quarter 3 | Quarter 4 | Total | | New York | 563,662 | 776,733 | 781,870 | 951,270 | 3,073,535 | LA | 358,695 | 894,943 | 529,121 | 953,631 | 2,736,390 | | Chicago | 563,374 | 608,070 | 554,760 | 540,157 | 1,712,915 | | Washington D.C. | 321,045 | 221,801 | 545,524 | 563,282 | 1,651,652 | | San Francisco | 517,550 | 569,541 | 669,571 | 506,132 | 2,262,794 | | Philadelphia | 644,561 | 554,636 | 735,617 | 776,062 | 2,710,876 | | Boston | 478,434 | 265,223 | 223,400 | 499,293 | 1,466,350 | | Detroit | 711,470 | 461,522 | 358,695 | 337,726 | 2,2281,08 | | Dallas | 144,646 | 188,580 | 39,362 | 88,463 | 461,051 | | Houston | 540,828 | 486,699 | 484,674 | 534,694 | 2,046,895 |
| Conclusions:
New York, LA, Chicago, SF, Philadelphia, and Detroit met or exceded projections
Attention must be focused on DC, Boston, Houston, and especially Dallas. Reviews of the advertising, recruitment, and management practices in these regions are a priority.
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