Here at @TeleportInc we're fascinated with how software can help people figure out their best place to live.
Love when more people are thinking about this, so was excited to see @DanLaufer from RentLingo to take a different stab at visualizing the quality of rental spaces. Their Charm Index has a tilt towards availability and quality of shopping -- but includes other data about expected lifestyle as well. Check it out.
@danlaufer I've thought about doing something similar, except for just finding out where the top ~ 10% most dangerous parts of cities were. I personally love just wandering/biking around exploring, but knowing these no-go zones from first glance would be cool.
@nwkwan makes sense. I've seen things like that out there. We factor in crime (you can see the bright red in the tenderloin if you're looking at SF for example) but felt for our use case something more comprehensive made sense. There are lots of crime databases out there if you're looking to build that though!
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RentLingo's Noise Index
RentLingo's Noise Index
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RentLingo's Noise Index