Comparing two properties? See which one comes out ahead.
Nobody can predict 15 years — but comparing is different: on the same Bank of England scenarios, the same data and the same model, the shared uncertainty cancels out. What remains is the real difference between your candidates.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is comparing more reliable than predicting?
- Nobody knows where interest rates or inflation will be in 15 years — but those unknowns hit every property equally. When you compare two homes on the same scenarios, the shared uncertainty cancels out; what remains is the difference in local trend, property type and yield, which is exactly where the registered-sales data is strongest.
- Is it a fair comparison?
- Yes — that's the point. All properties are projected with the same Bank of England rate scenarios, the same model and the same day's data. The neutral trajectories you see differ only because their local markets differ.
- Should I just buy the one with the highest projection?
- Not automatically. A higher projection often comes with lower rental yield, thinner sales data or more volatility. Check the yield column and the 15-year ranges — then let the AI buying advisor weigh it all for the specific property you favour.