Trajectory, not snapshots
Getting better, or worse?
Every relocation decision is really a bet on a trajectory. WhereNext holds the multi-year history behind every score — so we can answer the question a snapshot never can: which places are rising, and which are quietly slipping.
Biggest movers — healthy life expectancy
Change in life expectancy at birth, 2010 → 2024. World Bank, normalized across WhereNext's country set.
Trend explorer — inflation
Annual consumer-price inflation, 2010 → 2024. The shock is visible; so is the recovery.
The read a snapshot hides: both economies spiked hard in 2022 — but by 2024 both had cooled back near 2.4%. A mover arriving today lands on the recovery, not the shock.
What the history unlocks
One retained time-series, four surfaces — already live in the data layer.
Trajectory, not snapshots
Trend arrows and “+3.4 yrs since 2010” on every country, city and dimension page.
Year-over-year stories
“Where cost of living cooled fastest” — evergreen, refreshable, citation-ready.
A trend data API
A history tier worth more than a snapshot: from/to ranges, deltas, movers.
Analytics on the move
Correlate, rank and forecast across every metric and year — one source of record.
Already queryable
Every figure on this page comes from the live endpoint below.
GET /api/data/metrics?location=PT&metric=world_bank_dev.life_expectancy&from=2010&to=2024 → { summary: { first: 79.0, latest: 82.4, change: +3.4 }, data: [ … 15 points … ] }