Area Research Brief
Structures the research on an area before committing to it — what to check, where the data comes from, and what only a visit at the wrong time of day will tell you.
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Running it, start to finish
- Narrow the area to a neighbourhood or a few streets, then state your priorities and horizon.
- Write the rule-out list before the first visit.
- Do all four visits before deciding, including the one after dark.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Turns area research into a checklist with a named source for every answer.
- Schedules four visits at different times, because one visit shows one version of a street.
- Makes you write the rule-out list before you see a property you like.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Measure the real commute. Door to door, at the hour you would actually travel. The station-to-station time is the number people regret trusting.
- Check planning applications. An approved development is invisible on a visit and changes a street more than anything you can see.
- Ask a shopkeeper. People who work on a street every day answer honestly and are almost never asked.
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