All Data Layers — 40+ Risk & Neighborhood Datasets

Browse every data layer: FEMA flood zones, crime, schools, census, noise, environmental hazards, walk score, transit, and more — for Bay Area, Los Angeles, and San Diego addresses.

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Every layer, its source, and how it is scored

An address screen runs 40+ public data layers grouped into Environment, Crime & Safety, Geology, Energy, Facilities, Property & Zoning, Neighborhood and Market. Each layer reports as Clear, No match, or Caution, and carries the source and the date it was pulled.

  • Environment — FEMA NFHL flood zones, CAL FIRE fire hazard severity zones, EPA SEMS cleanup sites, CalRecycle landfills, modelled outdoor noise
  • Crime & Safety — law-enforcement incident records at census block and census block group level
  • Geology — CGS fault zones, CGS liquefaction zones, CalEnviroScreen
  • Energy — HIFLD power lines and substations, EIA power plants and gas pipelines
  • Neighborhood and schools — US Census ACS demographics, CDE school directory with CAASPP scores

Layers resolve at the finest level their source supports: census block for street-level incidents, block group for demographics, tract for year-over-year trends.

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