Northern Ireland · suburban
Belfast City Centre scores 68/100 overall. Strong transport links with 6 stations and 50 bus stops, plus 466 amenities including 265 food/drink venues and 34 healthcare facilities. Crime is elevated at 4,224 incidents over 3 months, with anti-social behaviour (30%) and violent crime (30%) the main concerns. Zero flood risk and 60 parks give a perfect environment score. IMD data unavailable (Northern Ireland, outside England coverage).
68
Overall score, out of 100
£175,000
Average property price
~345,000 (city)
Population
BT1 2BA
Sample postcode
By the dimensions
5 / 100 · weight 20%
4,224 crimes over 3 months (1,408/month). Most common: Anti-Social Behaviour (30%). Violent crime: 30% of total. Trend: stable.
95 / 100 · weight 20%
6 rail/tube stations within 2km. 50 bus stops within 500m.
95 / 100 · weight 20%
466 amenities nearby: 23 schools, 265 food/drink, 34 healthcare, 28 shops, 60 parks/leisure.
50 / 100 · weight 20%
Deprivation data unavailable (Northern Ireland, outside England IMD coverage). Score defaults to 50/100.
95 / 100 · weight 20%
No flood risk zones within 3km. No active warnings. 60 parks/green spaces nearby.
Score by intent
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64
Moving
62
Business
57
Investing
68
Research
Inside the full report
5 sections of detailed reasoning. 4 personalised recommendations for this area. The raw signals behind every score, attributed to the source.
6 sections · 7 sources · methodology 1.3.0
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