Where can I get free market information besides the census bureau?
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The information you require is too specific, and I don't think a free resource exists for your needs. Bizstats.com http://www.bizstats.com has retail financial ratio and benchmarks data, but the level of aggregation is still broad. They only have data on the broad clothing and accessories store. \n\nOne of the cheapest source of information I know is Bizminer.com where they breakdown the data by SIC codes. They do have data on women's and children's underwear, which may cover what you need. Their financial analysis report is only $69 as compared to the $599 reports of iBisWorld which is broken down by 4-digit NAICs industry classification.
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There are quite a few out there that are free. See the link below.
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google \n\nL.A. Census
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You can find it by checking the census bureau @ http://www.census.gov
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Search for Board of Trade / Import Houses, etc
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You can also look at www.zillow.com
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you can check for FREE at www.realtor.com
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You can find that and much more, all free, at\nhttp://www.nonags.com
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Your best source would be nolo.com
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http://www.freestateproject.org - and God help me for telling you....
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http://www.census.gov
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www.zillow.com will give you all the info that you need about the new homes sales and the value of many different properties as well.  Also in my area, the local newspaper's website provides info about homes sales as well.
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Try fishing around in this site:  http://www.census.gov/
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Go to FreeCycle.com then type in the city/area you need.
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Try Craigslist.org, you can look for apartments or post your need for an apartment and the price requirement for free.
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For starters, check the website for the U.S. Postal Service. There you can check zip codes for any city for free. If you are looking for a hard copy, try the United States Census Bureau, US Department of the Interior.
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You can get a lot of good information from Yahoo and MSN, and Big Charts will supplement that.  All of that is free. If you need more, consider an investment newsletter or research service such as Value Line, MPT Review, Investor's Value View, or BI Research.  Morningstar has some good information too.  Best of luck to you.