Platform
A living population
Every person, household, and developer is an individual agent — statistically faithful to your census, private by construction.
- Population
- Household location choice
- Births, aging, couple formation, migration — demography itself generates housing demand, block by block.
- Households bid from calibrated preferences: same listings, different rankings for families and singles.
- No personal data of real residents — the population matches the census statistically, not person by person.
Demo film in production — the live hero above is the same engine.
Markets that behave like markets
Prices are not set from above — they are the accumulated memory of transactions.
- Sale market
- Rental market
- Monthly auctions clear the market; prices propagate spatially with distance decay.
- Rental and sale markets share the same stock and people — rents and prices discipline each other.
- Rent regulation is enforced inside the simulation, on every renewal.
Demo film in production — the live hero above is the same engine.
Land, rules, and what gets built
Rewrite the rulebook from any year — then watch whether, and when, the market takes up the capacity.
- Zoning
- Development
- Developer agents run a full proforma on every candidate layout — every one recorded and openable, parcel by parcel.
- Second-price land auctions: redevelopment happens where new use genuinely outbids old use.
- Construction volumes calibrate against your region's official permit record.
Demo film in production — the live hero above is the same engine.
Place and opportunity
Draw a transit line and watch accessibility repaint — parcel by parcel, live.
- Accessibility
- Employment
- Travel times from every parcel to every destination, per mode, for the whole region at once.
- Network changes flow traceably: access → demand → prices → development.
- Jobs on the ISIC standard — the same model works on any country's statistics.
Demo film in production — the live hero above is the same engine.