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A wide range of indicators like wages, patents, and R&D employment increase with the population of cities. This behaviour is often referred to as urban scaling. The interesting aspect of urban scaling is that it does not follow a straight line, but rather increases exponentially. This acceleration is similar to compound interest. In some cases, […]
Just enter a postcode into the searchbox and click on the link to Property Sales. We have all transactions dating back to January 1995 and update every month, just as with crime.
We have just updated the latest price paid data from the Land Registry and matched it to every shape so you can run reports and compare areas and prices over different time periods as well as geolocate specific properties. One of the areas I’ve been watching closely is London – full page of sales here. […]
One of the unique capabilities of UKCrimeStats is the ability to ask of the data, which type of area, across the given area had the most, least, biggest increase/decrease, of this that or all types of crime weighted for daytime or residential population. We can do this with almost everything where the data is available. […]
Here at UKCrimeStats we spend a lot of time working on postcodes. Every few months, new postcodes are created, others are decommissioned and we then go away and do the radius calculations and all the matchings to different areas and of course crimes and property prices. So postcodes can get out of date very quickly […]