Coffee Shop · London · data-driven ranking

Coffee Shop opportunities in London

Ranked commercial opportunity by MSOA neighbourhood, built from Census 2021 demand, mapped competitor supply, DfT road traffic, NaPTAN public transport stops and OpenStreetMap POIs. 1002 neighbourhoods scored; top ranked area: Havering 017 (Havering).

Estimated activity proxy. People flow is modelled from traffic, transit and employment; it is not measured footfall. Competitor counts come from OpenStreetMap, which is community-maintained and may under-count. Confidence reflects both.
#AreaOpportunityDemand Market gapPeople flow (proxy)AccessibilityConfidence
1 Havering 017
Havering
78 91 84 57 68 71
2 Lambeth 032
Lambeth
75 97 62 72 65 71
3 Bexley 008
Bexley
75 85 77 62 66 71
4 Redbridge 006
Redbridge
74 89 58 70 84 69
5 Tower Hamlets 031
Tower Hamlets
73 93 78 44 59 71
6 Hounslow 014
Hounslow
73 86 72 58 67 71
7 Hillingdon 028
Hillingdon
72 87 80 39 63 71
8 Croydon 034
Croydon
72 74 67 61 90 71
9 Greenwich 002
Greenwich
71 84 69 56 69 71
10 Brent 001
Brent
71 82 67 63 74 69
11 Ealing 029
Ealing
71 80 72 56 70 71
12 Harrow 033
Harrow
71 85 78 46 55 71
13 Lambeth 004
Lambeth
71 97 33 83 82 71
14 Lewisham 001
Lewisham
70 97 62 57 44 69
15 Southwark 004
Southwark
69 95 44 69 62 71
16 Hounslow 017
Hounslow
69 79 64 51 80 71
17 Greenwich 011
Greenwich
68 89 74 34 51 71
18 Southwark 008
Southwark
68 93 62 45 55 71
19 Ealing 024
Ealing
68 92 63 39 61 71
20 Croydon 022
Croydon
68 90 34 72 89 71

How this ranking is produced

Scores are deterministic 0–100 calculations: demand is a weighted percentile of population, age and employment indicators; market gap compares demand with competitor density in the right denominator; the people-flow proxy combines traffic, transport and employment; confidence discounts incomplete or dated data. Growth and affordability are omitted until their datasets are ingested. Data period: Census 2021, AADF 2025, NaPTAN 2026, OSM 2026.

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