The Quiet Power of Local Amenities

The Quiet Power of Local Amenities

For businesses, proximity to parking, cafés, or even a gym can make the difference between a thriving team and a revolving door of employees.
Can Two Locations Be Equally Good for Business — But for Different Reasons?

Can Two Locations Be Equally Good for Business — But for Different Reasons?

When scouting a new site or reviewing the performance of an existing one, it’s tempting to seek a clear winner — the place that has more people, better footfall, stronger demographics. But in reality, location decisions are rarely that black and white.
The Overlooked Edge: Secondary Towns with Primary Potential

The Overlooked Edge: Secondary Towns with Primary Potential

In the rush to scale, major cities often steal the limelight. But step back for a moment and consider the quieter edge — the UK and Ireland's secondary towns.
What does a 10-minute catchment really tell you?

What does a 10-minute catchment really tell you?

It’s easy to assume two 10-minute zones are similar because they cover the same time or distance. In reality, they can vary significantly in demographics, land use, and commercial potential.
How Socioeconomic Data Can Guide Business Expansion

How Socioeconomic Data Can Guide Business Expansion

When expanding to a new location, it’s easy to fixate on commercial rents, available premises or nearby competitors. But long-term success often hinges on the people — their age, incomes, work habits and daily routines.
How Location Analysis Can Support Commercial Lease Negotiations

How Location Analysis Can Support Commercial Lease Negotiations

Understanding average annual rents by year in the same catchment provides important benchmarks. Has the area experienced steady increases? Any recent dips? With this kind of data, tenants can challenge or support proposed rates with more confidence.