A global overview of world real estate markets for professionals and sole investors so you know exactly where to invest
Baseline intelligence on more than 150 markets worldwide — and we count cities, not countries. The rules that decide whether you can buy, and on what terms, routinely change from one city to the next inside the same country. A national average would hide the one thing you need to know.
So each market carries its own read: what the market is doing, what a foreigner is allowed to own there, and what a purchase does or doesn’t entitle you to.
Conditions are market rules, not a recommendation — and always confirm with a licensed adviser before committing.
Start from what you have, not from a listing someone put in front of you. Enter a budget and a citizenship and see which markets are genuinely open to you, which are conditional, and exactly what those conditions are — ownership structure, payment routes, and what the purchase does or doesn’t entitle you to.
The binding constraint is very often not price. It can be a zone restriction, a currency rule, or a structure your nationality can’t use. Those are the facts that decide a deal, and they’re the ones nobody volunteers up front.
The same view serves a solo investor placing their own money and a professional advising on someone else’s.
Every market and unit carries a score built from four pillars — Return, Risk, Demand and Friction — combined geometrically, so a strong yield can’t paper over a dangerous market. A single weak pillar can’t be bought back by a strong one.
It’s calibrated against real transactions, not asking prices. And nobody can move it: we earn no commission on any sale, so there’s nothing to buy and no one to favour.
When you’re told a market is prime, or a price is fair, this is what you hold it up against.
Every scenario on the platform is reachable through Q Ask, the assistant built into the product — on every tier, not held back for enterprise. Ask in plain language: what your budget buys in a market, how two districts compare, what a passport changes, what the conditions are somewhere you’d never considered.
Q answers from the data, not from a language model’s general impression of real estate. Every figure it gives you comes from the same sourced records behind the index, and it shows you which ones it used.
And when the data isn’t there, it says so. It will not invent a number to fill a gap — a grounded analyst, not a generator. An assistant that always has an answer is worse than useless in a market where being confidently wrong costs you a property.
Each number is tagged with where it came from and how fresh it is. Nothing is presented at a higher confidence than the data supports, and the gaps are shown rather than smoothed over.
Our analytics follow published, peer-reviewed work in real-estate econometrics rather than a private in-house formula: the methods used to build constant-quality price indices in data-sparse markets, and the literature on reading demand signals ahead of price. Two clocks — a slow structural index and a fast live signal — each grounded in its own body of research. We’re happy to walk any professional through the methodology.
A buyer walks in with $300,000 and one market in mind — the one they know, or the one they were shown. The useful question isn’t “is this unit good?” It’s “of everything this money could buy anywhere, is this the one?” Almost nobody can answer that today, because almost nobody can see the whole board.
At launch you’ll see the full Index map across every location, ask the index for any area, browse every listing, and preview what the Portfolio does. The honest read stays open; paying unlocks doing the work at scale.
Enterprise — bulk seats, integration, and custom data access for institutions and family offices. Pricing by conversation.
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