
OneGoodArea is the data layer for property and location products. Ask it about any place in England, Wales or Scotland and get back what the area is like, a score for your use case, and an alert when it changes. You build the product. We keep the data right.
The platform
Four products read one layer: the same sources, the same identity for every place, the same store and the same engine.
Live data for Bristol 020D · methodology 1.12.5 · captured 7 Oct 2026
Who builds on it
Footfall, mobility, address and geospatial companies already know how places perform or where things are. OneGoodArea adds what each place is, on one schema across Great Britain, licensed to go inside what you sell.
43,064 neighbourhoods in England, Wales and Scotland, each with a permanent ID your records can key on.
Find the neighbourhoods most like a site you know, or the ones moving unlike their peers.
A data partnership adds redistribution rights, so the layer can ship inside your product.
43,064
Neighbourhoods
2.7M
Postcodes that resolve
65
Signals
6M
Stored observations
Every neighbourhood in Great Britain on the same basis, computed from official releases and refreshed as each publisher releases.
England, Wales and Scotland, each on its own census geography. Northern Ireland is not covered.
52,025 places with permanent IDs, from neighbourhoods to nations. Postcodes, old and new census codes and place IDs all resolve to them.
Neighbourhoods of about 1,500 residents, or rolled up to neighbourhood groups and districts.
As each publisher releases. police.uk is checked daily for new crime data; flood warnings in England are live.
REST API with a published OpenAPI specification, bulk mapping of up to 20,000 records per job, signed webhooks and an MCP server.
Use it inside your product under a platform licence, or redistribute it under a data partnership.
Methodology 1.12.6, on every response. Every release is published in the changelog.
Book a call and bring a few of your postcodes; we will run them with you. Or take a sandbox key and call the API yourself.