Is it worth opening here?

The indication

1The answer at a glance: favourable, mixed or unfavourable indications for each spot, with the rule printed below.

• Spot A · Kalamaria

  Mixed indications

  • For: Less competition than the municipality average: 3,000 residents per company here, 2,300 in the municipality.
  • Against: The municipality has about 44 more businesses in the sector than the typical municipality in the region would have.
  • For: The sector is growing in the municipality. Companies in 12 months: 13 opened, 8 closed.

How it's worked out: we compare residents per company within the radius with the municipality average (it counts when there are at least 25% more or 20% fewer), the municipality with the typical municipality in the region (a difference of at least 15%) and the sector's companies that opened with those that closed (a difference of at least 2). "Favourable" when two or more are in favour and none against, "unfavourable" in the opposite case, otherwise "mixed". The indication is based on residents: in shopping centres and tourist areas, footfall also comes from visitors and workers.

At a glance

2How many companies in the sector and how many residents are within the circle, and how many residents there are per company.

• Spot A · Kalamaria

  Companies within 500 m

  5

  Of these, with the sector as main activity

  0

  Residents within 500 m

  15,000

  Residents per company

  3,000

  Companies in all sectors within 500 m

  133

  4% of them are in the sector.

  40.58220, 22.94970

Within the radius, companies with an exact location count, excluding general and limited partnerships. Sole proprietorships and general and limited partnerships have no public location: they are counted in the municipality figures further down. Residents are rounded.

The nearest competitors

3The five nearest competitors and how far away they are. Your own report shows the real names.

Companies in the sector located on the map, by straight-line distance from the spot. "New": opened in the last 12 months. Sole proprietorships and general and limited partnerships are not named.

What's missing here

For each sector: how many companies the circle's residents would have at the companies-per-resident ratio of a typical neighbourhood in the municipality (the median of many circles of the same size within it, so the centre doesn't inflate the measure), and how many there are. Companies with an exact location count, excluding general and limited partnerships; residents are approximate. A missing sector isn't always an opportunity: consider access, passing traffic and the character of the area too.

Pharmacies in the municipality

4The sector across the municipality: how many businesses, how many opened and closed, and whether there are too many or too few compared with the region.

The municipality figures carry a little deliberate noise to protect the data, and very small numbers are shown as "at least". Closures mainly count companies.

Risks and restrictions

5What applies to the spot itself: burnt land and zones with no new short-term lets.

Indicative scientific information, not a building inspection; for a property, what counts is the engineer's study and the current seismic code. Sources: ESHM20 (EFEHR, Danciu et al. 2021), NOAFaults v7.0 (National Observatory of Athens), USGS earthquake catalogue.

Property prices in the municipality

Median declared price per m² from the Property Transfer Values Registry (AADE, the Independent Authority for Public Revenue), only where there are at least 10 deeds. It is a sample of declared prices, not every sale, and not a measure of demand.