Walk Score calculates nearby amenities and scores your property from 0 to 100 for walkability. This could be pretty useful for deciding where to move. In my case, at least, Walk Score only confirms what I already knew: 95, baby!
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Hah! 4 Longfellow Place - score is 98!
My summer sublet in DC gets a 94! Apparently the program doesn't include drug deals and homicides. :-)
--Emily
Jen, is that you? Yay, new commenter!
I spent a few minutes trying to find a 100 address -- tried 85th and Amsterdam on the Upper West Side, but that was only 98; succeeded with a made-up address in Greenwich Village.
Not to say there aren't places more chock-full of amenities, but it's hard to imagine finding a 5-BR Victorian on 1/3 of an acre in any of them....
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