1. A computer-implemented method, comprising: identifying, from one or more databases, a first group of computing interactions that pertain to a physical location; identifying, from the one or more databases, a second group of computing interactions that pertain to one or more additional physical locations, wherein the one or more additional physical locations satisfy one or more criteria; determining a first computing interaction measure for the physical location based on the first group of computing interactions; determining a second computing interaction measure for the one or more additional physical locations based on the second group of computing interactions; and automatically generating a textual description of the physical location based on comparison of the first computing interaction measure to the second computing interaction measure.