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Your Livability Report Results

Top 5 personalised recommendations from 5 neighbourhoods

Match Score Comparison — Top 5
Parameter Profile — Radar Comparison

Compares your top 5 areas across the 8 most important parameters for your profile

Your Top 5 Recommended Areas
#1
Raipur · Zone 9 · Ward 33
75% match
For Student / Young Professional:
Great for students & young professionals — well-connected, ample markets & amenities, and an active urban environment for daily needs.
Parameter Analysis:
Strengths: Amenities (91/100), Infrastructure (76/100), Quiet / Low Noise (100/100). Watch out for: Open Area (47).
Score Breakdown
Amenities
90.8
Good — Everything you need is nearby — hospitals within 2 km, schools walking distance, shops and markets close by. Less time commuting for errands.
Markets, food joints, and transport hubs nearby make daily life convenient and affordable.
Infrastructure
76.2
Good — Well-connected with good roads, street lights, and public transport — easier commute, safer nighttime travel, and signals of area development.
Public transport connectivity is critical — check BRTS routes and bus stop proximity.
Night Lights
39.6
Low — Poorly lit or rural — fewer shops and activities, may feel isolated at night, but typically quieter and more affordable.
Well-lit urban areas mean more food options, nightlife, and safer late-night commutes.
Sanitation
79.4
Good — Clean streets, proper garbage collection, good drainage — no waterlogging during monsoons, no foul odours, healthier living environment.
Clean areas are more pleasant to live in; poor sanitation can cause health issues.
Quiet / Low Noise
99.8
Good — Peaceful, quiet neighbourhood — better sleep quality, less stress, ideal for studying, working from home, or relaxing.
Some urban noise is fine; extremely noisy areas affect study concentration and sleep.
Population Density
78.4
Good — Less crowded — fewer people per sq km means less traffic, noise, and competition for facilities. Typically newer development areas.
Higher density areas often have more PG options, affordable food, and social life.
Open Area
47.3
Average — Densely built — crowded streets, narrow lanes, limited parking. Usually older, established areas with heavy foot traffic.
Dense areas often have more shops, food stalls, and activity — which students may prefer.
Air Quality
100
Good — Clean, breathable air — lower risk of respiratory problems, allergies, and long-term health issues. Children and elderly benefit most.
Affects daily comfort and productivity, especially if commuting by bike or walking.
Water Quality
63.5
Average — Safe, clean drinking water available — no need for expensive RO purifiers. Lower risk of waterborne diseases.
Clean water means fewer sick days and lower monthly expenses on bottled water.
Special Parameters
These parameters are not part of the composite score yet — shown for informational reference. In future updates they will be incorporated as more data becomes available.
Green Cover Special
43.9
Average — Mostly concrete/built environment — hotter in summers, fewer outdoor recreation options, and typically higher pollution.
Green spaces are nice but not critical — focus on connectivity and amenities instead.
Groundwater Special
63.9
Average — Good groundwater reserves — reliable borewell water as backup, gardens and lawns can be maintained, no water tanker dependence.
Not a primary concern for PG/rental; your landlord handles water supply.
Surface Temp. Special
64.5
Average — Cooler area — more vegetation and open spaces keep temperatures lower. Less AC needed, lower electricity bills, more comfortable outdoors.
Hot areas mean higher AC/cooler costs in summer — budget accordingly.
Water Bodies Special
65
Average — Near water bodies — cooler microclimate, scenic views, potential for parks and recreation. Property values tend to be higher.
Nice to have, but not a deciding factor for student housing.
Flood Safety Special
70
Good — Low flood risk — area is elevated, has good drainage, and no history of waterlogging. Safe during heavy monsoons.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable — check flood history before signing a lease.
Earthquake Safety Special
25
Low — Relatively higher seismic concern — may want to check building construction quality and earthquake compliance.
Not a major concern for rental decisions in Raipur's seismic zone.
Waterlogging Special
100
Good — Low waterlogging risk — area has good elevation, slope drainage, and permeable surfaces. Safe during heavy monsoons.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable during monsoons — check before renting.
Risk Factors Special
96.3
Good — Very few ground-level risks identified — no nearby hazards, good infrastructure, safe zoning, and low nuisance factors.
Major risks like no street lighting or poor roads affect safety — check before signing a lease.
#2
Raipur · Zone 9 · Ward 32
75% match
For Student / Young Professional:
Great for students & young professionals — well-connected, ample markets & amenities, and an active urban environment for daily needs.
Parameter Analysis:
Strengths: Amenities (98/100), Infrastructure (80/100), Night Lights (59/100). Watch out for: Open Area (30).
Score Breakdown
Amenities
98.1
Good — Everything you need is nearby — hospitals within 2 km, schools walking distance, shops and markets close by. Less time commuting for errands.
Markets, food joints, and transport hubs nearby make daily life convenient and affordable.
Infrastructure
80.4
Good — Well-connected with good roads, street lights, and public transport — easier commute, safer nighttime travel, and signals of area development.
Public transport connectivity is critical — check BRTS routes and bus stop proximity.
Night Lights
58.9
Average — Well-lit, urban area — active markets, commercial zones, good street lighting for safety. Indicates economic activity.
Well-lit urban areas mean more food options, nightlife, and safer late-night commutes.
Sanitation
62.3
Average — Clean streets, proper garbage collection, good drainage — no waterlogging during monsoons, no foul odours, healthier living environment.
Clean areas are more pleasant to live in; poor sanitation can cause health issues.
Quiet / Low Noise
79.6
Good — Peaceful, quiet neighbourhood — better sleep quality, less stress, ideal for studying, working from home, or relaxing.
Some urban noise is fine; extremely noisy areas affect study concentration and sleep.
Population Density
69.2
Average — Less crowded — fewer people per sq km means less traffic, noise, and competition for facilities. Typically newer development areas.
Higher density areas often have more PG options, affordable food, and social life.
Open Area
30
Low — Densely built — crowded streets, narrow lanes, limited parking. Usually older, established areas with heavy foot traffic.
Dense areas often have more shops, food stalls, and activity — which students may prefer.
Air Quality
100
Good — Clean, breathable air — lower risk of respiratory problems, allergies, and long-term health issues. Children and elderly benefit most.
Affects daily comfort and productivity, especially if commuting by bike or walking.
Water Quality
77.2
Good — Safe, clean drinking water available — no need for expensive RO purifiers. Lower risk of waterborne diseases.
Clean water means fewer sick days and lower monthly expenses on bottled water.
Special Parameters
These parameters are not part of the composite score yet — shown for informational reference. In future updates they will be incorporated as more data becomes available.
Green Cover Special
44.7
Average — Mostly concrete/built environment — hotter in summers, fewer outdoor recreation options, and typically higher pollution.
Green spaces are nice but not critical — focus on connectivity and amenities instead.
Groundwater Special
63.8
Average — Good groundwater reserves — reliable borewell water as backup, gardens and lawns can be maintained, no water tanker dependence.
Not a primary concern for PG/rental; your landlord handles water supply.
Surface Temp. Special
61.6
Average — Cooler area — more vegetation and open spaces keep temperatures lower. Less AC needed, lower electricity bills, more comfortable outdoors.
Hot areas mean higher AC/cooler costs in summer — budget accordingly.
Water Bodies Special
100
Good — Near water bodies — cooler microclimate, scenic views, potential for parks and recreation. Property values tend to be higher.
Nice to have, but not a deciding factor for student housing.
Flood Safety Special
70
Good — Low flood risk — area is elevated, has good drainage, and no history of waterlogging. Safe during heavy monsoons.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable — check flood history before signing a lease.
Earthquake Safety Special
25
Low — Relatively higher seismic concern — may want to check building construction quality and earthquake compliance.
Not a major concern for rental decisions in Raipur's seismic zone.
Waterlogging Special
100
Good — Low waterlogging risk — area has good elevation, slope drainage, and permeable surfaces. Safe during heavy monsoons.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable during monsoons — check before renting.
Risk Factors Special
95.6
Good — Very few ground-level risks identified — no nearby hazards, good infrastructure, safe zoning, and low nuisance factors.
Major risks like no street lighting or poor roads affect safety — check before signing a lease.
#3
Raipur · Zone 6 · Ward 61
74% match
For Student / Young Professional:
Great for students & young professionals — well-connected, ample markets & amenities, and an active urban environment for daily needs.
Parameter Analysis:
Strengths: Amenities (91/100), Infrastructure (74/100), Quiet / Low Noise (100/100). Watch out for: Open Area (47).
Score Breakdown
Amenities
90.8
Good — Everything you need is nearby — hospitals within 2 km, schools walking distance, shops and markets close by. Less time commuting for errands.
Markets, food joints, and transport hubs nearby make daily life convenient and affordable.
Infrastructure
73.6
Good — Well-connected with good roads, street lights, and public transport — easier commute, safer nighttime travel, and signals of area development.
Public transport connectivity is critical — check BRTS routes and bus stop proximity.
Night Lights
42.6
Average — Poorly lit or rural — fewer shops and activities, may feel isolated at night, but typically quieter and more affordable.
Well-lit urban areas mean more food options, nightlife, and safer late-night commutes.
Sanitation
67.3
Average — Clean streets, proper garbage collection, good drainage — no waterlogging during monsoons, no foul odours, healthier living environment.
Clean areas are more pleasant to live in; poor sanitation can cause health issues.
Quiet / Low Noise
100
Good — Peaceful, quiet neighbourhood — better sleep quality, less stress, ideal for studying, working from home, or relaxing.
Some urban noise is fine; extremely noisy areas affect study concentration and sleep.
Population Density
78
Good — Less crowded — fewer people per sq km means less traffic, noise, and competition for facilities. Typically newer development areas.
Higher density areas often have more PG options, affordable food, and social life.
Open Area
47.5
Average — Densely built — crowded streets, narrow lanes, limited parking. Usually older, established areas with heavy foot traffic.
Dense areas often have more shops, food stalls, and activity — which students may prefer.
Air Quality
100
Good — Clean, breathable air — lower risk of respiratory problems, allergies, and long-term health issues. Children and elderly benefit most.
Affects daily comfort and productivity, especially if commuting by bike or walking.
Water Quality
76.4
Good — Safe, clean drinking water available — no need for expensive RO purifiers. Lower risk of waterborne diseases.
Clean water means fewer sick days and lower monthly expenses on bottled water.
Special Parameters
These parameters are not part of the composite score yet — shown for informational reference. In future updates they will be incorporated as more data becomes available.
Green Cover Special
44.1
Average — Mostly concrete/built environment — hotter in summers, fewer outdoor recreation options, and typically higher pollution.
Green spaces are nice but not critical — focus on connectivity and amenities instead.
Groundwater Special
63
Average — Good groundwater reserves — reliable borewell water as backup, gardens and lawns can be maintained, no water tanker dependence.
Not a primary concern for PG/rental; your landlord handles water supply.
Surface Temp. Special
57.9
Average — Cooler area — more vegetation and open spaces keep temperatures lower. Less AC needed, lower electricity bills, more comfortable outdoors.
Hot areas mean higher AC/cooler costs in summer — budget accordingly.
Water Bodies Special
100
Good — Near water bodies — cooler microclimate, scenic views, potential for parks and recreation. Property values tend to be higher.
Nice to have, but not a deciding factor for student housing.
Flood Safety Special
40
Average — Higher flood risk — area may waterlog during heavy rains, damaging vehicles, ground-floor property, and disrupting daily life.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable — check flood history before signing a lease.
Earthquake Safety Special
10
Low — Relatively higher seismic concern — may want to check building construction quality and earthquake compliance.
Not a major concern for rental decisions in Raipur's seismic zone.
Waterlogging Special
49.9
Average — Higher waterlogging susceptibility — flat terrain, high impervious cover, or natural water collection points make monsoon flooding likely.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable during monsoons — check before renting.
Risk Factors Special
91.3
Good — Very few ground-level risks identified — no nearby hazards, good infrastructure, safe zoning, and low nuisance factors.
Major risks like no street lighting or poor roads affect safety — check before signing a lease.
#4
Raipur · Zone 5 · Ward 43
74% match
For Student / Young Professional:
Great for students & young professionals — well-connected, ample markets & amenities, and an active urban environment for daily needs.
Parameter Analysis:
Strengths: Amenities (81/100), Infrastructure (80/100), Quiet / Low Noise (100/100). Watch out for: Open Area (24).
Score Breakdown
Amenities
81.1
Good — Everything you need is nearby — hospitals within 2 km, schools walking distance, shops and markets close by. Less time commuting for errands.
Markets, food joints, and transport hubs nearby make daily life convenient and affordable.
Infrastructure
80.3
Good — Well-connected with good roads, street lights, and public transport — easier commute, safer nighttime travel, and signals of area development.
Public transport connectivity is critical — check BRTS routes and bus stop proximity.
Night Lights
67.1
Average — Well-lit, urban area — active markets, commercial zones, good street lighting for safety. Indicates economic activity.
Well-lit urban areas mean more food options, nightlife, and safer late-night commutes.
Sanitation
63.5
Average — Clean streets, proper garbage collection, good drainage — no waterlogging during monsoons, no foul odours, healthier living environment.
Clean areas are more pleasant to live in; poor sanitation can cause health issues.
Quiet / Low Noise
100
Good — Peaceful, quiet neighbourhood — better sleep quality, less stress, ideal for studying, working from home, or relaxing.
Some urban noise is fine; extremely noisy areas affect study concentration and sleep.
Population Density
62.1
Average — Less crowded — fewer people per sq km means less traffic, noise, and competition for facilities. Typically newer development areas.
Higher density areas often have more PG options, affordable food, and social life.
Open Area
24.5
Low — Densely built — crowded streets, narrow lanes, limited parking. Usually older, established areas with heavy foot traffic.
Dense areas often have more shops, food stalls, and activity — which students may prefer.
Air Quality
100
Good — Clean, breathable air — lower risk of respiratory problems, allergies, and long-term health issues. Children and elderly benefit most.
Affects daily comfort and productivity, especially if commuting by bike or walking.
Water Quality
74.5
Good — Safe, clean drinking water available — no need for expensive RO purifiers. Lower risk of waterborne diseases.
Clean water means fewer sick days and lower monthly expenses on bottled water.
Special Parameters
These parameters are not part of the composite score yet — shown for informational reference. In future updates they will be incorporated as more data becomes available.
Green Cover Special
31.1
Low — Mostly concrete/built environment — hotter in summers, fewer outdoor recreation options, and typically higher pollution.
Green spaces are nice but not critical — focus on connectivity and amenities instead.
Groundwater Special
63.3
Average — Good groundwater reserves — reliable borewell water as backup, gardens and lawns can be maintained, no water tanker dependence.
Not a primary concern for PG/rental; your landlord handles water supply.
Surface Temp. Special
56.5
Average — Cooler area — more vegetation and open spaces keep temperatures lower. Less AC needed, lower electricity bills, more comfortable outdoors.
Hot areas mean higher AC/cooler costs in summer — budget accordingly.
Water Bodies Special
100
Good — Near water bodies — cooler microclimate, scenic views, potential for parks and recreation. Property values tend to be higher.
Nice to have, but not a deciding factor for student housing.
Flood Safety Special
40
Average — Higher flood risk — area may waterlog during heavy rains, damaging vehicles, ground-floor property, and disrupting daily life.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable — check flood history before signing a lease.
Earthquake Safety Special
10
Low — Relatively higher seismic concern — may want to check building construction quality and earthquake compliance.
Not a major concern for rental decisions in Raipur's seismic zone.
Waterlogging Special
100
Good — Low waterlogging risk — area has good elevation, slope drainage, and permeable surfaces. Safe during heavy monsoons.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable during monsoons — check before renting.
Risk Factors Special
81.9
Good — Very few ground-level risks identified — no nearby hazards, good infrastructure, safe zoning, and low nuisance factors.
Major risks like no street lighting or poor roads affect safety — check before signing a lease.
#5
Raipur · Zone 6 · Ward 59
74% match
For Student / Young Professional:
Great for students & young professionals — well-connected, ample markets & amenities, and an active urban environment for daily needs.
Parameter Analysis:
Strengths: Amenities (86/100), Infrastructure (77/100), Quiet / Low Noise (100/100). Watch out for: Open Area (18).
Score Breakdown
Amenities
85.8
Good — Everything you need is nearby — hospitals within 2 km, schools walking distance, shops and markets close by. Less time commuting for errands.
Markets, food joints, and transport hubs nearby make daily life convenient and affordable.
Infrastructure
77.4
Good — Well-connected with good roads, street lights, and public transport — easier commute, safer nighttime travel, and signals of area development.
Public transport connectivity is critical — check BRTS routes and bus stop proximity.
Night Lights
68.4
Average — Well-lit, urban area — active markets, commercial zones, good street lighting for safety. Indicates economic activity.
Well-lit urban areas mean more food options, nightlife, and safer late-night commutes.
Sanitation
62.8
Average — Clean streets, proper garbage collection, good drainage — no waterlogging during monsoons, no foul odours, healthier living environment.
Clean areas are more pleasant to live in; poor sanitation can cause health issues.
Quiet / Low Noise
100
Good — Peaceful, quiet neighbourhood — better sleep quality, less stress, ideal for studying, working from home, or relaxing.
Some urban noise is fine; extremely noisy areas affect study concentration and sleep.
Population Density
59.1
Average — Less crowded — fewer people per sq km means less traffic, noise, and competition for facilities. Typically newer development areas.
Higher density areas often have more PG options, affordable food, and social life.
Open Area
17.9
Low — Densely built — crowded streets, narrow lanes, limited parking. Usually older, established areas with heavy foot traffic.
Dense areas often have more shops, food stalls, and activity — which students may prefer.
Air Quality
100
Good — Clean, breathable air — lower risk of respiratory problems, allergies, and long-term health issues. Children and elderly benefit most.
Affects daily comfort and productivity, especially if commuting by bike or walking.
Water Quality
74.4
Good — Safe, clean drinking water available — no need for expensive RO purifiers. Lower risk of waterborne diseases.
Clean water means fewer sick days and lower monthly expenses on bottled water.
Special Parameters
These parameters are not part of the composite score yet — shown for informational reference. In future updates they will be incorporated as more data becomes available.
Green Cover Special
44.5
Average — Mostly concrete/built environment — hotter in summers, fewer outdoor recreation options, and typically higher pollution.
Green spaces are nice but not critical — focus on connectivity and amenities instead.
Groundwater Special
63.4
Average — Good groundwater reserves — reliable borewell water as backup, gardens and lawns can be maintained, no water tanker dependence.
Not a primary concern for PG/rental; your landlord handles water supply.
Surface Temp. Special
53.1
Average — Cooler area — more vegetation and open spaces keep temperatures lower. Less AC needed, lower electricity bills, more comfortable outdoors.
Hot areas mean higher AC/cooler costs in summer — budget accordingly.
Water Bodies Special
100
Good — Near water bodies — cooler microclimate, scenic views, potential for parks and recreation. Property values tend to be higher.
Nice to have, but not a deciding factor for student housing.
Flood Safety Special
40
Average — Higher flood risk — area may waterlog during heavy rains, damaging vehicles, ground-floor property, and disrupting daily life.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable — check flood history before signing a lease.
Earthquake Safety Special
10
Low — Relatively higher seismic concern — may want to check building construction quality and earthquake compliance.
Not a major concern for rental decisions in Raipur's seismic zone.
Waterlogging Special
100
Good — Low waterlogging risk — area has good elevation, slope drainage, and permeable surfaces. Safe during heavy monsoons.
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable during monsoons — check before renting.
Risk Factors Special
92.7
Good — Very few ground-level risks identified — no nearby hazards, good infrastructure, safe zoning, and low nuisance factors.
Major risks like no street lighting or poor roads affect safety — check before signing a lease.
Your Match vs Overall Livability

How your personalised Livability Report compares to the general Composite Score — see which areas are hidden gems for your profile

Understanding Your Scores — What Each Parameter Means

Click any parameter below to see exactly what it measures, how a high or low score affects your daily life, and specific advice for your Student / Young Professional profile.

Environment & Health
Air Quality Weight: 5% #1: 100/100
What is this?
Measures pollution levels (PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, SO₂, O₃) in the area based on real-time monitoring stations and satellite data.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Clean, breathable air — lower risk of respiratory problems, allergies, and long-term health issues. Children and elderly benefit most.
If score is LOW (<40)
Higher pollution exposure — may cause breathing difficulties, aggravate asthma, and affect long-term health. Consider air purifiers indoors.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Affects daily comfort and productivity, especially if commuting by bike or walking.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
100
2 Avanti Vihar
100
3 Bhatagaon
100
4 Purani Basti
100
5 Ramsagar Para
100
Water Quality Weight: 5% #1: 63.5/100
What is this?
Evaluates drinking water safety — TDS levels, fluoride content, bacterial contamination, and water supply reliability.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Safe, clean drinking water available — no need for expensive RO purifiers. Lower risk of waterborne diseases.
If score is LOW (<40)
Water may have high TDS, fluoride, or contamination — you'll need a good RO purifier (₹8,000-25,000) and may face supply issues.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Clean water means fewer sick days and lower monthly expenses on bottled water.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
63.5
2 Avanti Vihar
77.2
3 Bhatagaon
76.4
4 Purani Basti
74.5
5 Ramsagar Para
74.4
Quiet / Low Noise Weight: 11% #1: 99.8/100
What is this?
Measures ambient noise pollution from traffic, markets, industries, construction, and nightlife activity.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Peaceful, quiet neighbourhood — better sleep quality, less stress, ideal for studying, working from home, or relaxing.
If score is LOW (<40)
Noisy area — traffic honking, market bustle, or industrial noise may disturb sleep and concentration. May need soundproof windows.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Some urban noise is fine; extremely noisy areas affect study concentration and sleep.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
99.8
2 Avanti Vihar
79.6
3 Bhatagaon
100
4 Purani Basti
100
5 Ramsagar Para
100
Green Cover Weight: 0% #1: 43.9/100
What is this?
Percentage of area covered by trees, parks, gardens, and vegetation — measured via satellite imagery (NDVI).
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Abundant greenery — cooler temperatures, cleaner air, walking/jogging spaces, and higher aesthetic appeal. Properties tend to hold value better.
If score is LOW (<40)
Mostly concrete/built environment — hotter in summers, fewer outdoor recreation options, and typically higher pollution.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Green spaces are nice but not critical — focus on connectivity and amenities instead.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
43.9
2 Avanti Vihar
44.7
3 Bhatagaon
44.1
4 Purani Basti
31.1
5 Ramsagar Para
44.5
Groundwater Availability Weight: 0% #1: 63.9/100
What is this?
Measures groundwater table depth and recharge potential — based on TerraClimate satellite data and hydrogeological surveys.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Good groundwater reserves — reliable borewell water as backup, gardens and lawns can be maintained, no water tanker dependence.
If score is LOW (<40)
Depleted groundwater — borewells may not yield, you'll depend entirely on municipal supply and may need water tankers in summer.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Not a primary concern for PG/rental; your landlord handles water supply.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
63.9
2 Avanti Vihar
63.8
3 Bhatagaon
63
4 Purani Basti
63.3
5 Ramsagar Para
63.4
Infrastructure & Amenities
Amenities (Hospitals, Schools, Shops) Weight: 20% #1: 90.8/100
What is this?
Counts and evaluates proximity to hospitals, schools, pharmacies, supermarkets, banks, restaurants, petrol pumps, and other daily-need facilities.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Everything you need is nearby — hospitals within 2 km, schools walking distance, shops and markets close by. Less time commuting for errands.
If score is LOW (<40)
Limited facilities nearby — you may need to travel 5-10 km for hospitals, schools, or major markets. Higher transport costs and time.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Markets, food joints, and transport hubs nearby make daily life convenient and affordable.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
90.8
2 Avanti Vihar
98.1
3 Bhatagaon
90.8
4 Purani Basti
81.1
5 Ramsagar Para
85.8
Sanitation & Cleanliness Weight: 11% #1: 79.4/100
What is this?
Evaluates sewage infrastructure, garbage collection, drainage systems, and overall cleanliness of the area.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Clean streets, proper garbage collection, good drainage — no waterlogging during monsoons, no foul odours, healthier living environment.
If score is LOW (<40)
May face garbage accumulation, poor drainage (monsoon waterlogging), and inadequate sewage — affects health and property value.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Clean areas are more pleasant to live in; poor sanitation can cause health issues.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
79.4
2 Avanti Vihar
62.3
3 Bhatagaon
67.3
4 Purani Basti
63.5
5 Ramsagar Para
62.8
Infrastructure & Connectivity Weight: 18% #1: 76.2/100
What is this?
Measures road quality, street lighting, public transport access (BRTS/bus stops), metro proximity, and overall built environment from satellite analysis.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Well-connected with good roads, street lights, and public transport — easier commute, safer nighttime travel, and signals of area development.
If score is LOW (<40)
Underdeveloped roads, poor lighting, limited transport — may face commute difficulties and safety concerns at night.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Public transport connectivity is critical — check BRTS routes and bus stop proximity.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
76.2
2 Avanti Vihar
80.4
3 Bhatagaon
73.6
4 Purani Basti
80.3
5 Ramsagar Para
77.4
Satellite Intelligence
Surface Temperature (Heat) Weight: 0% #1: 64.5/100
What is this?
Land Surface Temperature measured by satellites — indicates how hot the area gets. Affected by concrete density, vegetation, and water bodies.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Cooler area — more vegetation and open spaces keep temperatures lower. Less AC needed, lower electricity bills, more comfortable outdoors.
If score is LOW (<40)
Urban heat island — dense concrete, less greenery makes the area significantly hotter. Higher AC costs (₹2,000-5,000/month extra in summer).
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Hot areas mean higher AC/cooler costs in summer — budget accordingly.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
64.5
2 Avanti Vihar
61.6
3 Bhatagaon
57.9
4 Purani Basti
56.5
5 Ramsagar Para
53.1
Open Area / Low Density Weight: 7% #1: 47.3/100
What is this?
Ratio of open land to built-up area from satellite imagery. Higher score = more open spaces, lower construction density.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Spacious, less crowded — open plots, wider roads, more breathing room. Typically newer areas with planned development (e.g., Nava Raipur sectors).
If score is LOW (<40)
Densely built — crowded streets, narrow lanes, limited parking. Usually older, established areas with heavy foot traffic.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Dense areas often have more shops, food stalls, and activity — which students may prefer.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
47.3
2 Avanti Vihar
30
3 Bhatagaon
47.5
4 Purani Basti
24.5
5 Ramsagar Para
17.9
Night Lights (Urbanisation) Weight: 16% #1: 39.6/100
What is this?
Satellite-measured nighttime light intensity — indicates urban development, commercial activity, and street lighting.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Well-lit, urban area — active markets, commercial zones, good street lighting for safety. Indicates economic activity.
If score is LOW (<40)
Poorly lit or rural — fewer shops and activities, may feel isolated at night, but typically quieter and more affordable.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Well-lit urban areas mean more food options, nightlife, and safer late-night commutes.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
39.6
2 Avanti Vihar
58.9
3 Bhatagaon
42.6
4 Purani Basti
67.1
5 Ramsagar Para
68.4
Water Bodies Proximity Weight: 0% #1: 65/100
What is this?
Presence of lakes, ponds, rivers, or reservoirs near the area — measured from satellite and GIS data.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Near water bodies — cooler microclimate, scenic views, potential for parks and recreation. Property values tend to be higher.
If score is LOW (<40)
No water bodies nearby — no particular disadvantage, but you miss out on the cooling effect and recreational value.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Nice to have, but not a deciding factor for student housing.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
65
2 Avanti Vihar
100
3 Bhatagaon
100
4 Purani Basti
100
5 Ramsagar Para
100
Population Density Weight: 7% #1: 78.4/100
What is this?
Number of people per square kilometre — derived from satellite population estimates. Higher score = lower density (more spacious).
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Less crowded — fewer people per sq km means less traffic, noise, and competition for facilities. Typically newer development areas.
If score is LOW (<40)
Highly crowded — dense population means more traffic, queue at hospitals, crowded markets, but also more social activity and services.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Higher density areas often have more PG options, affordable food, and social life.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
78.4
2 Avanti Vihar
69.2
3 Bhatagaon
78
4 Purani Basti
62.1
5 Ramsagar Para
59.1
Waterlogging Susceptibility Weight: 0% #1: 100/100
What is this?
Satellite-based terrain analysis using elevation, slope, flow accumulation, impervious surface, SAR wetness, and soil moisture to estimate water stagnation risk.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Low waterlogging risk — area has good elevation, slope drainage, and permeable surfaces. Safe during heavy monsoons.
If score is LOW (<40)
Higher waterlogging susceptibility — flat terrain, high impervious cover, or natural water collection points make monsoon flooding likely.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable during monsoons — check before renting.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
100
2 Avanti Vihar
100
3 Bhatagaon
49.9
4 Purani Basti
100
5 Ramsagar Para
100
Safety & Risk
Flood Safety Weight: 0% #1: 70/100
What is this?
Assesses flood risk using elevation data, drainage capacity, historical flood records, and proximity to water bodies. Lower raw score = safer.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Low flood risk — area is elevated, has good drainage, and no history of waterlogging. Safe during heavy monsoons.
If score is LOW (<40)
Higher flood risk — area may waterlog during heavy rains, damaging vehicles, ground-floor property, and disrupting daily life.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Waterlogged roads make commuting miserable — check flood history before signing a lease.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
70
2 Avanti Vihar
70
3 Bhatagaon
40
4 Purani Basti
40
5 Ramsagar Para
40
Earthquake Safety Weight: 0% #1: 25/100
What is this?
Evaluates seismic risk based on geological zone classification (Raipur is in Zone II — low risk, but assessments vary by soil type and building standards).
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Very low seismic risk — the area has stable geological foundation, suitable for all construction types.
If score is LOW (<40)
Relatively higher seismic concern — may want to check building construction quality and earthquake compliance.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Not a major concern for rental decisions in Raipur's seismic zone.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
25
2 Avanti Vihar
25
3 Bhatagaon
10
4 Purani Basti
10
5 Ramsagar Para
10
Risk Factor Analysis Weight: 0% #1: 96.3/100
What is this?
Ground-verified risk assessment across 9 categories: environmental hazards, drainage, air pollution, infrastructure stress, land zoning, safety, future threats, health nuisance, and accessibility.
0 — Very Low 50 — Average 100 — Excellent
If score is HIGH (70+)
Very few ground-level risks identified — no nearby hazards, good infrastructure, safe zoning, and low nuisance factors.
If score is LOW (<40)
Multiple risk factors identified — may include nearby landfills, open drains, HT lines, poor roads, or safety concerns.
What this means for Student / Young Professional
Major risks like no street lighting or poor roads affect safety — check before signing a lease.
Your Top 5 areas on this parameter
1 Vidhan Sabha Road
96.3
2 Avanti Vihar
95.6
3 Bhatagaon
91.3
4 Purani Basti
81.9
5 Ramsagar Para
92.7
Your Preferences
Profile Student / Young Professional
City Both Cities
Priorities Sanitation Quiet / Low Noise Infrastructure Amenities Night Lights
Green Cover Importance 3/5
Weight Distribution
Amenities 20.5%
Infrastructure 18.2%
Night Lights 15.9%
Sanitation 11.4%
Quiet / Low Noise 11.4%
Population Density 6.8%
Open Area 6.8%
Air Quality 4.5%
Water Quality 4.5%
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Connectivity, affordability, markets, nightlife proximity

Students and young professionals need well-connected areas with amenities, markets, nightlife indicators (night lights), and active urban environment — affordability and convenience matter most. Amenity and infrastructure scores are weighted highest.

Score Legend
80-100: 80-100: Excellent — Top tier
60-79: 60-79: Good — Above average
40-59: 40-59: Average — Room to improve
20-39: 20-39: Below average — Concerns
0-19: 0-19: Poor — Significant issues

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