This address scores 72 out of 100 — a solid result, with real variation between factors. Four of the seven factors score Moderate or better, with Air quality (Good) and Sex offender proximity (Low) the strongest. Non-violent crime is Elevated at 85.9 incidents per 1,000 residents per year, Property conditions are Declining at 19.1 open property-condition violations per 1,000 residents, and there are 3 EPA Superfund sites within one mile. Violent crime is Moderate at 5.6 incidents per 1,000 residents per year. Flood risk is Minimal — FEMA Zone X, no federal insurance requirement. These scores describe the area within the stated radius of this address. The crime trend chart below is measured at the Fishtown neighborhood center.
5.60 violent incidents per 1,000 residents/year within 800m. Violent crime falls in the range of 3 to 6 incidents per 1,000 residents per year, consistent with a typical urban neighborhood at or slightly above the city median. Not a reason to walk away on its own, but worth understanding the incident types and whether the 12-month trend is stable, improving, or worsening.
85.90 non-violent incidents per 1,000 residents/year within 800m. Non-violent crime runs between 65 and 100 incidents per 1,000 residents per year, above the typical urban baseline. Busy commercial corridors often read high on this measure — rates are computed against residential population, so retail and nightlife districts concentrate incidents among relatively few residents. Review whether the volume follows the corridor or the residential blocks before drawing conclusions.
0.93 registered offenders per 1,000 residents within 0.5 miles. Roughly 0.6 to 1.2 registered offenders per 1,000 residents within 0.5 miles, consistent with the national average range for major US cities. This is not an elevated finding. Count only; no identifying information is published in this report.
FEMA Flood Zone X. This address sits in FEMA Zone X, indicating minimal flood risk. No Special Flood Hazard Area designation, no federal flood insurance requirement. Under normal conditions, flooding at this location is extremely unlikely.
19.1 open property-condition violations per 1,000 residents within 400m. Open violations are running above the normal urban baseline, which reflects a sustained pattern of deferred maintenance or slow enforcement across nearby properties rather than isolated incidents. This is relevant both to day-to-day surroundings and to how the block is likely to trend. Review the violation types and whether the concentration is narrow or broad before drawing conclusions.
3 listed Superfund sites within 1.0 miles. Three or more EPA-listed toxic or Superfund sites within 1 mile. This is a serious environmental concern that warrants genuine due diligence. Review each site individually in the EPA ECHO database and consider consulting an environmental professional before committing to this address.
30-day average AQI: 39. 30-day average AQI is 50 or under, the "Good" range by EPA standards. Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk. This is clean air by any reasonable benchmark.
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