The research analysis from one of this year’s Masters Research Dissertation student was presented to professionals at an event hosted by the leading residential real estate agent Cluttons.
The event, ‘Unlocking London’s Migration Patterns’, brought together professionals from the public and private sector to delve into the factors impacting upon London’s migration patterns. Research conducted by Neelam Kundi, from University College London (UCL), titled “Exploring submarket trends in London: a constrained spatial interaction modelling analysis” will be used further by Cluttons to explore the extent to which factors such as affordability, accessibility and house price growth affect a household’s relocation decision.
Kundi’s Spatial Interaction Model will form the foundation of the analysis, which makes use of data from the Census Data for London, 2011, and the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
For more on Neelam Kundi’s research click here.
To read more about the study Cluttons are undertaking click here.