Buenos Aires by barrio: Palermo, Belgrano, Caballito
Four barrios in numbers: Belgrano 91.6, Recoleta 87.4, Palermo 83.8, Caballito 82.9. What the avenues' noise and the Subte lines decide.
How to read an address: walking minutes, noise, air, cycling and the cost of living, on real addresses in four countries.
Four barrios in numbers: Belgrano 91.6, Recoleta 87.4, Palermo 83.8, Caballito 82.9. What the avenues' noise and the Subte lines decide.
Five steps from a city to an address when you cannot visit first, worked through in Tbilisi, from Vake to Saburtalo.
Three Valencia addresses: 6 minutes by bike from Ruzafa, 12 from Benimaclet, 24 from El Cabanyal. How the ride to the centre is timed and scored.
Can an address in Moscow be compared with one in Valencia? The median of 18 rated addresses is 83.9 in Spain and 65.2 in Georgia. What lies behind it.
A flat "by the river" on the map and on foot: in Tbilisi 639 m in a straight line become 787 m and 10.6 minutes. How water enters an address score.
One address step by step: at 13 Tverskaya Street, Moscow, eleven categories earn 93.17, the air takes 5.48 and 87.7 is left. Where each point comes from.
In Buenos Aires, Caballito loses 7.7 points to its avenue and misses the top band; Belgrano loses none. The noise formula and how to check an address.
58 Kirova Street in Adler scores 61.7 with standard weights, 66.8 with a family's and 56.2 with those of life without a car. Set the weights to your life.
Twelve addresses in three Spanish cities: Benimaclet in Valencia scores 94.1, central Malaga 90, central Alicante 89.1. Where a wrong pick costs most.
Add your office, gym and school to an address report. On 13 Tverskaya Street three places within seven minutes lift 87.7 to 88.7; elsewhere they cut it.