How RAYDOR evaluates opportunities

Evidence → Context → Potential impact → Risks → RAYDOR view

1. Step 1

   Evidence

   We start from a primary source — a government register, regulator notice, official announcement or developer publication. If we cannot point to the source, we do not publish the claim.

2. Step 2

   Context

   A fact on its own rarely means much. We place it against the surrounding area, the existing pipeline and comparable evidence already on file.

3. Step 3

   Potential impact

   We describe what the change could plausibly affect — accessibility, demand, supply, financing, exit flexibility or ownership rules — and state that it is a possibility, not a projection.

4. Step 4

   Risks

   Every assessment names what could go wrong: delivery timing, competing supply, resale liquidity, service charges, regulatory change.

5. Step 5

   RAYDOR view

   Only then do we add interpretation, kept visually and editorially separate from the facts above it.

What each label means

Fact

A statement traceable to a named source. No estimate, no rounding into a nicer number.

RAYDOR view

Our independent interpretation of those facts. It is an editorial opinion, not advice or a forecast.

Verified

A person on our team has checked the underlying source and the record is published publicly.

Under review

We track the item but there is not yet enough verified evidence to publish an assessment. It is an absence of evidence, not a negative verdict.

Not verified

Used for a specific factual field — for example a resale threshold or bank financing status — where we have not yet confirmed the detail with the developer or lender.

Principles we hold to

• RAYDOR is independent investment intelligence. It is not financial advice and never a guarantee of returns.
• Missing evidence is never guessed. An empty field stays empty until it can be sourced.
• Developer reputation alone does not determine investment quality.
• Attractive payment terms do not eliminate execution, delivery or resale risk.
• Facts and RAYDOR interpretation are always kept distinct on the page.
• We do not sell property and we are not paid to rank a project higher.

RAYDOR does not operate a numerical scoring model beyond the editorial signal framework described above. Where a project or area has no published assessment, it stays Under review — see our disclaimer for the full legal position.

Coverage and independence