Investors and funds
Compare town-level yield, supply and demand, price structure, and area quality, and build a shortlist you can defend.
Investor screenerModules
Five analytics modules.
Each is its own analysis surface, and they all sit on the same neighbourhood data.
01
Market structureAge · station · ward
Break price differences down into building age, station distance, business density, and ward premium, and compare rent, buy, and yield curves.
Open →
02
Supply / demandDaily snapshots
Track inventory, new supply, inferred closings, absorption, price cuts, and days on market as a daily record.
Open →
03
NeighbourhoodScores · signals
Read town-level scores, maturity phases, profiles, eleven signals, and ward demographics side by side.
Open →
04
Places signalsPlaces × real estate
Connect business growth, category mix, and shifts in presence to the property market's momentum.
Open →
05
Investor toolsScreen · rank
Sort towns by investment fit, price, yield, and area quality, and narrow down a shortlist.
Open →
01 · Market structure
Break down why prices differ.
Two identical 1LDKs can price differently by building age, station distance, ward, and the density of business around them. This lays those differences out in curves and tables you can compare.
- Age curves: read rent, size, and yield by building age, per layout.
- Station sensitivity: compare walk minutes against price, area by area.
- Ward premium: see a ward as a residual once location factors are stripped out.
- Business density: tie the commercial cluster around a town to its prices.
Rent by building age · MinatoAge × rent
Cohort curves per layout (1DK / 2LDK / 3LDK). You can tell the bands that fall with age from the ones that hold.
02 · Supply / demand
Keep a daily record of the market.
Once you snapshot inventory and new supply every day, you can see which layouts and which wards are piling up.
Market trend · dailyNew supply
Daily trend of inventory, inferred closings, and new supply. You can follow the market's momentum over time.
New supply share by ward (top)By ward
Which wards new listings concentrate in over the snapshot window. The skew in supply is easy to read.
04 · Places × real estate
Turn street activity into a price signal.
Shops and venues opening or closing, the mix of categories, and review growth can run ahead of the property market. This puts both on the same axes.
Health map · RE strength × facility momentumPlaces × RE
Top right is where real estate and facilities are strong together. Top left is where the facility side may be running ahead.
- Health map: place wards by RE strength and facility momentum.
- Category read: see which categories over- or under-index by distance band.
- Growth snapshot: check the change in Places as a period difference.
- Leading signals: look for the facility side moving before prices do.
Category comparison, like for likeCategory signal
Who it's for
Detail that holds up to a real decision.
Developers
Weigh expected rent, land price, local demand, and how mature a neighbourhood is before you build or buy.
Neighbourhood intelBrokers and operators
Turn price tiers, comparable areas, and Places momentum into something you can walk a client through.
See use cases