A nifty new interactive London underground map shows the average price buyers should expect to pay for a new home along the network. The map highlights average values for both buying and renting in the Capital.
The map was created by Peter Thum-Bonanno, launched in partnershp with
Zoopla, and is featured on his website
Find Properly. Users can search by area, price or proximity to amenities such as parks as well as tube stations. The application only shows properties that match.
If you click on Chiswick Park for example, an
interactive graph of the District Line appears. Hover your curser along the line and all the prices pop up for stations such as Gunnersbury, Turnham Green, Stamford Brook, Ravenscourt Park etc.
Among the many cool maps on the site is one that calculates whether or not it is faster to
cycle or use public transport. You just input where you want to travel to and from.
Another helps Londoner's calculate their shortest commute to work, and narrows searches further by crime rates for example. Other
visualisations include: how well connected are different parts of London, and what areas are most popular with sharers.
