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Kalen Jordan
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Is this a B neighborhood in Kansas City?

Kalen Jordan
  • Austin
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This is from a listing that I saw from a turnkey provider that described the property as a B neighborhood.

I took a few screenshots from google street view. I'm curious if this would be considered a B neighborhood based on these pictures. From some angles it feels like a B to me but from others it feels like definitely less. But I don't know the market very well which is why I'm asking.

I know that "B neighborhood", "C neighborhood" are terms that get tossed around a lot and there isn't exactly an objective definition for them, but just hoping to get some feedback.

To contrast, here are some photos from a completely different neighborhood in Texas that I happened to be looking. This definitely feels more like a B (or an A?) to me just from a gut feeling:

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Rich Kniss
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Rich Kniss
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@Kalen Jordan, one difference between the two are the curbs and walks. C neighborhood at best, based on what I see in KC. If you go the turnkey route, ask around for recommendations.

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