10 U.S. cities · official units only
Great city. Your neighborhood.
Compare official neighborhoods on rent, walk, safety, schools, and commute — inside one city at a time.
Search a city or a neighborhood. Aliases like SoCo and Rainey map to official units.
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10 published
- AustinTX20 Neighborhood Planning AreasPlanning areas around the lake and I-35 — not listing nicknames.
- DenverCO20 statistical neighborhoodsStatistical neighborhoods along I-25, from LoDo to the plains.
- ChicagoIL20 community areasCommunity areas on the lake, larger than a block club.
- San FranciscoCA20 analysis neighborhoodsAnalysis neighborhoods between the Pacific and the bay.
- MinneapolisMN20 neighborhoodsNamed city neighborhoods along the Mississippi and the lakes.
- New YorkNY22 neighborhoodsA relocator set of NTAs across the boroughs — not every tract.
- Los AngelesCA22 neighborhoodsTimes-map neighborhoods from the Pacific to the Valley.
- SeattleWA20 Neighborhood Map Atlas districtsNeighborhood Map Atlas districts between sound and lake.
- BostonMA20 planning neighborhoodsBPDA planning neighborhoods around the harbor and the Charles.
- PhiladelphiaPA20 neighborhoodsA relocator cut of OpenDataPhilly neighborhoods.
How the numbers work
Rankings stay inside one city. A 72 in Austin is not a 72 in Chicago.
Our approachWhat we compare
ACS rent and homes, police Part I rates, OSM walk amenities, and weekday minutes to named job centers.
Where it comes from
Census ACS 5-year, each city’s open crime file, OpenStreetMap, and baked commute estimates. Not MLS, not Walk Score.
Limits
Medians mix unit sizes. Crime counts visitors. The map is schematic. Scores are a fit, not a grade of the people who live there.