E17 (Walthamstow) scores 64 on Price Opportunity and 66 on Economic Baseline. Sounds promising. But Demand Pressure sits at 37. The fundamentals aren't pulling in the same direction. That tension is worth understanding before the market prices it in.
NN29 (Wellingborough) scores 45.3/100 on trajectory, up +1.5 this month. Driver: Price Opportunity. Not the flashiest score in the dataset, but the direction matters. https://t.co/a8dcfpJxOk
🧵 June 2026. Praesago scores 2,292 UK postcode districts on whether fundamentals are improving or declining. Not price. Not desirability. Direction of travel. Here is what moved most this month.
The divergence is worth noting. EC4Y scores 44.7, below the national average of 50.2, yet fundamentals improved 5.7pts. WC1B sits at 43.8 and fell. Two central London districts. Opposite trajectories. 📊
@MTe005@ALegendaryDrops It’s been made unaffordable because that’s the game plan. Make it too expensive so they can sell you a subscription. And you’re praising that ?
@mclo_Bridger@Shem_Infinite This isn’t Star Trek where they have a directive. Maybe they don’t care, maybe not all are military or scientific craft. Maybe some could be civilians who don’t care to turn the cloaking on. This one looks like he’s taking the craft for a joy ride.
I don’t usually share things like this, but I think it’s important to be honest.
I’ve been looking for a full-time role since September.
I’m a senior iOS engineer + product designer with 10+ years experience, and I’ve spent that time building and shipping real products (most recently: @ateiq_app, @naturalis_app, @getuppapp).
Despite interviews and ongoing work, I’m now about a month away from needing something stable for my family.
If you know a team that values someone who can both design and build, I’d really appreciate an introduction.
Thank you! ❤️
@levelsio Yep. I’ve already told my Claude to stop telling me how long features take to implement, since claude will be the one doing the coding.....It still tells me this or that feature can be implemented in one weekend.
BTL investors don’t lose money on the property.
They lose it on the location.
Looks fine on Rightmove. Rents stack. Yield works.
Then supply hits. Demand stalls. You’re stuck.
It's not bad luck. It’s missing the signals.
I'm helping bridge that gap → https://t.co/Si6gZvemMw
@andrewzacker https://t.co/Ghzd7ZXXD4
England & Wales districts scored 0–100 on where it's heading, not where it's been.
Built for investors who want to know which areas are about to move before the market does.
Current numbers across all of England & Wales:
Late-Stage: 22 districts
Active: 102
Early: 299
Pre-Cursor: 318
Latent: 1,800
The 102 Active ones are the interesting set. Structural shift underway. Not yet in the property press.
That's why I'm building Praesago.
One layer of my model classifies every postcode district on a 5-stage gentrification spectrum.
Most people know what gentrification looks like when it's finished.
Almost nobody can identify it when it starts.
Here's what the data shows 🧵
Stage 5: Late-Stage. Everyone knows. The Sunday Times did a piece on it.
You're no longer buying early in a cheap area with huge appreciation. You're paying for the story, not the signal.