Most dangerous neighborhoods in America

[Dawn Anastasi]

Just read an article on this and thought it would be interesting to share. 

1. North and Northeast Auburn Gresham (Chicago IL)

Zip code 60620

2. Washington Park (Chicago IL)

Zip code 60637

3. Northeast of East Atherton and South Dort Highway (Flint, MI)

Zip code 48507

4. North Lawndale (Chicago IL)

Zip code 60623

5. Woodside (Greenville, SC)

Zip code 29611

6. Columbus Square (St. Louis, MO)

Zip codes 63106, 63102, 63101

7. Joyland (Atlanta, GA)

Zip code 30315

8. Gaston Park and Downtown Memphis (Memphis, TN)

Zip code 38126

9. North Indianapolis (Indianapolis, IN)

Zip code 46208

10. North Avenue and Bel Air Road (Baltimore, MD)

Zip code 21213

11. Islandview (Detroit, MI)

Zip code 48207

12. Sunnyside (Houston, TX)

Zip code 77051

13. Harlem near St. Nicolas and 125th (New York)

Zip code 10027

14. Southeast Cathedral District (Saginaw, MI)

Zip code 48601

15. Northeast of East Broadway and Ingram (West Memphis, AR)

Zip code 72301

16. Northwest Springdale (Tulsa, OK)

Zip codes 74106, 74110

17. Fountain Park (St. Louis, MO)

Zip codes 63113, 63108

18. East of Barton and McFarland (Detroit, MI)

Zip code 48209

Residents of these cities, do you agree with this list?

[Cheryl P.]

Here are some other resources for researching markets:

http://www.neighborhoodscout.com

http://www.spotcrime.com

https://www.crimereports.com

http://publicrecords.netronline.com

http://www.housingpredictor.com

http://www.areavibes.com

http://www.bestplaces.net

http://www.usacops.com

http://www.familywatchdog.us

http://www.meganslaw.com

http://www.best-cities.org

http://www.schooldigger.com

http://www.schooldigger.com

http://www.greatschools.org

There are lots of other sites, check out spot crime, you will be surprised how many crimes happen in the so called "good neighborhoods" , the cost of the property is not a true indicator of crime.  

We only hear about crime in the lower income neighborhoods, lots of law abiding citizens live in older established low income areas who get wrapped up in the 5 minute news segments.  

Cheryl