Viiyoo · a property intelligence platform

Find the homes. Show the working.

Viiyoo is a property intelligence platform for councils, housing providers and residential investors. Teams use it to assess homes to buy, evidence placement decisions and review the homes they hold.

01 / What teams use it for

Four kinds of work, one platform.

Start with the piece of work in front of you. Each comes back with its evidence, the gaps it could not close, and your own team's sign-off, ready for a cabinet, a board or an investment committee.

  • Councils · housing providers

    Assess homes to acquire

    Which homes for sale meet our requirements, and what would each one cost us?

    A costed shortlist from the homes for sale today, with every home left out and the rule that ruled it out.

    How buying plans work for councils
  • Councils

    Explain and evidence a placement

    Can this household still reach the places it relies on, and can we show what we checked?

    Journeys to a named school, GP practice or workplace from each home, and a sealed, dated location record.

    How a placement check works
  • Housing providers · investors · councils

    Review the homes you hold

    How do our rents and values compare with the market, home by home?

    Your own spreadsheet, as it is: every rent benchmarked against the market and the LHA, each home valued, the exceptions flagged.

    How a portfolio review works
  • Institutional investors

    Deploy capital to a mandate

    Where should the next tranche go, and can we defend every home in it to the committee?

    A plan of real homes for sale within every limit of the mandate, what relaxing each limit would buy, and a committee pack.

    For institutional investors

Housing association or accommodation provider? See what teams like yours use Viiyoo for. For housing providers

Lenders' teams use Viiyoo to appraise a single home for a credit decision, with the evidence attached. For lenders

02 / Evidence, not assumption

An answer is only as good as its evidence.

Follow any figure back to where it came from. Here is the net yield of the top home in the Ealing screen, step by step, exactly as Viiyoo worked it out.

How we test our figures

The evidence trail1-bed flat, Ealing W5
5.19%net yield, on the £275,000 asking price
  1. 01 · Price£275,000

    As the brief gives it. The yields and the price band are measured on it.

  2. 02 · Rent£1,750 a month

    The market rent, from 543 comparable lettings.

  3. 03 · Income£14,260 a year

    After running costs at the mandate's own assumptions.

  4. 04 · JudgementPass

    £14,260 on £275,000 is 5.19%, above the mandate's 3.5% net-yield floor.

Real figures from home 1 of the Ealing screen. Viiyoo's own value, £352,000 at low confidence, is shown beside them, not hidden.
03 / Free, every month · the Viiyoo LHA index

How far does the LHA go in your council?

Every council in Great Britain, every month, free: the share of homes we found advertised to rent that could be let within the Local Housing Allowance. Here is one city, Birmingham in October 2026, counted the way Viiyoo would count your own area.

Birmingham, October 2026

How far is the LHA from Birmingham's rents?

No more than 3 in 100 homes advertised to rent with one to three bedrooms could be let within the LHA. At the 30th percentile, where the LHA is meant to reach, advertised rents sit £180 to £400 a month above it.

On every council's page

What the index shows, council by council

  • The share of advertised homes within the LHA, and how it moves month by month
  • The gap between the LHA and the 30th-percentile asking rent, by bedroom size
  • Ward by ward, where the LHA still reaches
  • Where the council stands among all the councils in Great Britain

LHA: DWP rates for 2026 to 2027, Birmingham. Rents: homes advertised to let between 10 April and 10 October 2026, each counted once. Advertised rents usually sit above the rents finally agreed.

Look up your council Get its figures by email each month

viiyooOne product

The whole platform, on one plan.

Every plan includes the whole platform; plans differ only by volume and start at £1,500 a month. Founding customers who sign before 31 December 2026 pay less for their first 12 months: Starter is £1,000 a month.

A working plan for a £25 million North East social housing mandate, version 3: £13.4 million of equity across 250 homes in 12 areas, conditional on £5 million of assumed grant (£18.4 million without it), with £11.6 million held back by the yield discipline rule; blended net yield 6.33%, yield on cash 4.79% before grant and 6.58% with it, five-year IRR 3.04% before grant; a £610,000 first tranche of 15 homes; and readiness by dimension, with underwriting robustness marked not ready.

See it on your own brief.

Tell us the area, the programme, the mandate or the homes you would start with. We will show you Viiyoo working on it, so your team sees the result before you decide.