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Miranda Yanez
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Neighborhood Grade Maps

Miranda Yanez
  • Investor
  • St. Louis
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Good morning,

I'm trying to increase my familiarity with the STL market, as I am an out-of-state investor. Does anyone have a neighborhood grade map for the city or know where to find this resource?

Thank you in advance!

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Travis Biziorek
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Travis Biziorek
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Hey Miranda, any map you find is likely going to be dated especially in an area like STL. 

It's similar to Detroit, Baltimore, etc. where things can change a lot and in the span of a year or two.

I'm super active in Detroit and it seems there's a new up-and-coming area every year that we deemed univestable 1-2+ years ago. So "maps" need to be dynamic. The only real way to do that is with local knowledge. 

All that said, if you find something I'd use it as a baseline but don't depend on it being accurate. Use it as a starting point and dig further into the spots you think you may like.

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