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a two-minute walk

site dna

A map for finding a restaurant site in London.

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01 · everything
39,835
venues

Every venue in the city, built from public records.

Most will never be advertised.

02 · the dna

Built from one operator's best sites

Size, street, footfall, neighbours. Every venue scored against that pattern.

This walk shows an example. Yours would be built from your sites.

strong fit possible not for them
03 · the surroundings

The scoring also reads what's around a site: how far the station is, whether it's a shopping street, what conservation rules allow.

04 · who might sell
3,981
under pressure

A good site is no use if nobody will sell. Sitting empty. Insolvency notices. Late accounts.

05 · who is selling

Everything agents put up for sale arrives by email and pins itself here, with the asking rent.

06 · one site

190 Shaftesbury Avenue, WC2H

SignalFlagged empty in April, months before agents listed it
OwnershipOne family since 1963; clean freehold; tried to sell in 2024
MarketTo let at £155,000 a year; under offer within days
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07 · the paper trail

Who owns it and what they paid

Company records, mortgages, the people behind them. Enough to make the first call the right one.

08 · your turn

The map is live. Tap any dot.

One DNA per operator. Not shared.

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