CITY COMPARISON / RESEARCHED OPPORTUNITIES

Same world.
Different pain.

Compare what rises to the top in each city, where the economics differ, and which issue categories are unusually concentrated in our current research sample.

This compares the opportunity research, not population prevalence. A 33% housing share means 33% of the opportunities we researched in that city are housing-related.

PAIRWISE

City vs city

Pick any two researched cities. The URL updates so a comparison can be shared directly.

CITY A LEADER

CITY B LEADER

Score profile

Average 0-5 dimension scores across each city's researched opportunities.

ISSUE MIX

What kind of pain?

Each row sums to 100%. Darker cells mean that category occupies more of that city's researched opportunity set.

SIGNATURE PAINS

What stands out?

A city's signature is the category whose share most exceeds the equal-weight cross-city baseline.

CITY MATRIX

One screen, seven cities

Useful for spotting high-pain but low-economics cities, unusually risky markets, and places where HAAM's capabilities fit particularly well.

All city-level averages weight opportunities equally within that city. Atlas baselines weight cities equally so a larger research sample does not dominate.