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C · average
Safety
FBI Crime Data Explorer (state-level UCR).
C · average
Schools
School context, graduation rate, and attainment.
C · average
Health
Live EPA SDWIS water quality + access proxies.
C · average
Affordability
Income vs. home value and rent burden.
C · average
Livability
Attainment, opportunity, and community scale.
What this means for you
A plain-English read of life here — calibrated to your situation.
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Detailed category breakdowns
Year-over-year trends, contaminant flags, and school-level context.
10-year crime trend
Year-over-year change shows a gradual improvement in safety scores over the past decade.
Water quality history
- Last testNo active violations
- Lead levelBelow action level
- Disinfection byproductsWithin EPA limits
Nearby schools
- Public elementary campus
Lincoln Elementary
K–5
- Public middle campus
Riverside Middle
6–8
- Public high school campus
Central High
9–12
Cost of living index
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- 10-year violent & property crime trend
- EPA water testing history (last 5 reports)
- School-by-school context and district details
- Cost-of-living index vs. metro & national
Relocation intelligence
Housing, cost-of-living, and market direction — all in plain English.
Compare neighborhoods side-by-side
Stack your neighborhood against any other ZIP, county, or city — scores, costs, schools, all aligned.
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Forecast & momentum
Heuristic 3-year outlook from current public data. Directional, not predictive.
Data sources
Where each category comes from, and when it was last refreshed.
Demographics & Cost of Living
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Water Quality
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Source transparency: Live data from the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS 5-Year), the FBI Crime Data Explorer, and the EPA SDWIS public drinking-water database. Water systems are mapped to the closest available service area for your county. Education is a modeled estimate based on NCES patterns and will move to a live integration in Phase 2.
Refresh cadence: Census every 6 months, crime every 12 months, water every ~4 months, education every ~9 months — aligned with how each source publishes new data. Each category refreshes independently.
Manual refresh (Premium): Bypasses cache for this single request and pulls all sources fresh. Standard TTL-based refresh continues normally for everyone else. A 60-second cooldown between manual refreshes keeps upstream APIs healthy.
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Frequently asked about your neighborhood
Quick answers to the questions people search before deciding on a place.
Is your neighborhood a good place to live?
Our overall livability score for your neighborhood blends safety, schools, health, affordability, and demographics from the U.S. Census, FBI Crime Data Explorer, and EPA SDWIS. The full report breaks down each category so you can decide what "good" means for your situation.
How safe is your neighborhood?
Safety in your neighborhood is measured against state-level FBI UCR violent and property crime rates, with the U.S. average around 380 violent and 1,900 property incidents per 100k people for context.
What is the cost of living in your neighborhood?
We compare median household income, home values, and rent in your neighborhood against the surrounding metro and the U.S. average to give an affordability score and rent-vs-buy guidance.
Should I move to your neighborhood?
The relocation intelligence section answers this by combining housing market signals, lifestyle fit, and personalized recommendations based on your household type, budget, and priorities.
Where does this data come from?
All scores in this report are derived from public datasets — U.S. Census ACS 5-Year for demographics, FBI Crime Data Explorer for safety, EPA SDWIS for water quality, and modeled estimates for schools — refreshed on a published cadence with transparent timestamps.