Neighborhood crime intelligence · official data

Crime intelligence for real estate underwriting

Enter any address in a covered US metro and get a neighborhood safety read in seconds: an A to F score, reported incidents by radius, the nearest violent incidents, and the trailing 12-month trend, all from official law-enforcement data. Built for the way acquisitions teams screen a location before they model it.

Free, no card. Coverage spans 45 of the largest US metros.
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F Walt Disney Concert Hall Downtown Los Angeles, CA 1,645 incidents · ¼ mi · 12 mo Open the example → D Beacon Hill Boston, MA Safety score D · historic residential core Open the example → B Georgetown Washington, DC Safety score B · among the safer submarkets Open the example →
How it works

From address to report in three steps

01

Enter an address

Any address in a covered US metro. We geocode it and detect the market it falls in.

02

We read the crime data

We slice official law-enforcement records around the point: rings, violent density, offense types, and the trailing 12-month trend.

03

Get your report by email

Tell us where to send it. Your full, shareable report is hosted on AcquiOS and the link lands in your inbox.

Methodology

What's in every report

Each report reads reported incident records around the address and turns them into a small set of numbers an underwriter can act on. Here is what you get, and how the score is built.

Safety score, A to F

A single grade for the address. We take the density of violent incidents in the quarter-mile ring and express it as a percentile against developed areas in the same market, then translate that into an A to F score.

Incidents by radius

Reported incident counts at the quarter-mile, half-mile, and one-mile rings, so you can see how the picture changes as you widen the lens around the address.

Top offense types

The most frequently reported offenses in the ring, ranked, so you know what is actually driving the count instead of reading a single headline number.

Nearest violent incidents

The closest reported violent events to the address, each with distance and date, so a score always resolves to specific, checkable records.

12-month trend

Reported incidents month over month across the trailing year, showing whether activity around the address is rising, flat, or easing.

Census-tract stats

Tract-level context around the address to frame the numbers against the surrounding area, not just the point.

Who uses it

Built for underwriting and screening

Acquisitions, private equity, and lending teams use crime intelligence the same way: as a fast, consistent screen on location risk, early, before the hours go in.

Acquisitions & Development

Screen before you model

Read the location before you spend hours in the model. Attach a consistent, defensible safety read to the deal file and flag sites that need a closer look.

Private Equity & Operators

Compare submarkets on one basis

Rank locations across a pipeline on the same measure. A repeatable score keeps location risk out of the realm of anecdote and into something the committee can weigh.

Lenders & Credit

Support the collateral file

Add a neighborhood safety read to the collateral file and back location commentary in credit memos with sourced, dated records rather than impressions.

Coverage

Live across 45 of the largest US metros

Coverage spans 45 of the largest US metros today and expands as we add feeds. Every market is refreshed from official municipal and county law-enforcement open data.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Every report is built from official municipal and county law-enforcement open data. We geocode the address, detect the market it falls in, and read reported incident records around that point.
The score is a percentile. We measure the density of violent incidents in the quarter-mile ring around the address and benchmark it against developed areas in the same market, then translate that percentile into an A to F grade.
Coverage spans 45 of the largest US metros today and expands as we add official open-data feeds. If an address falls outside covered markets, we tell you and note the request.
Reports are refreshed from official open-data feeds. Each report covers a trailing 12-month window and shows the period it reflects, so you can see how current the underlying records are.
No. It is a screening input, not a diligence report, appraisal, or legal opinion. Reporting practices vary by jurisdiction, and an absence of data is not evidence of safety.
Enter any address in a covered metro, give us your email, and the report link arrives in your inbox. The full report is hosted on AcquiOS and is shareable with your team.

Crime intelligence, inside the acquisitions workflow

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Preparing your report

Reading the crime data

We are pulling official incident records around your address and building the report.

Locating the address
Report ready

On its way to your inbox

Your neighborhood crime report is hosted on AcquiOS and the link is in your email. Open it now, or share it with your team.

Coverage

Not covered yet

We do not have crime data for that market yet. We have noted your request and will reach out as coverage expands.