MoveRadius
Compare schools, property costs and everyday journeys to find a place to live in the UK, with every source shown.
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The approach
A decision tool should tell you how sure it is.
What it is
Compare schools, property costs and everyday journeys to find a place to live in the UK, with every source shown.
Why it exists
Choosing where to live means weighing schools, prices and journeys all at once, and the evidence for each sits in a different official register. It is hard to see the trade-offs side by side, and harder still to know how sure any of it is.
What it does
- Side-by-side comparison of places against the limits you set, with a clear meets, conflicts or unknown result for each
- School runs counted properly: home to school to work, rather than straight home to work
- Recent registered sale prices, nearby schools and their latest inspections, drawn from official sources
- Every figure names its source and date
- Focused calculators for single questions such as school distance, commute cost and moving cost
- No account needed; your choices stay in your browser
What it is built around
- 01
Unknown stays unknown
If a figure isn't available, it says so. Gaps are never filled with guesses or averages.
- 02
Distance isn't a journey
Straight-line distance is labelled as such and never presented as a travel time.
- 03
No admissions predictions
It shows how far schools are and how they were inspected, never your chance of a place.

What you can try
Type in a postcode you are considering and see how it measures up against what matters to you.
Try MoveRadius (opens in a new tab)What makes it interesting
What I care about most is that it never pretends. If a figure isn't available, it says so, and a straight-line distance is never passed off as a journey time. If a tool is helping you decide where to live, it should tell you how sure it is.
Where it stands
- Status
- PilotFree to use, no account. Live prices cover three pilot towns.
- Find it at
- moveradius.com (opens in a new tab)
- Details last checked
- 12 November 2026