Anytime you have a few crimes in a smaller community it is a big deal and because statistically per # of people within a smaller community the #'s look high! 

@Matthew Baltzell the thing is i was looking at a statistic that orlando is really having more people migrating there.

@Najee Hoggard Looking up studies and statistics from the National Association of Realtors at realtor.org is a good starting point.

However, as a Cleveland investor who grew up in the area, I would like to point out that there seems to be city/county differences in the statistics listed, where sometimes county information is presented as city information.  

And, while we are on statistics, the market has far surpassed your .1% theory in its history.

If you are searching for market statistics, any agent can provide third party data for an area. 

But statistically, two of you will bring me a deal, and I make an average of $40,000 per deal.

That is statistically of course, so there are exceptions.

Markets which would make you really wealthy.But the IRR will help you evaluate in ANY Market.If I were to calculate the percentage of people in my circle of friends and family that DID NOT invest with me in the 21 years I have been investing in NYC, it reaches the same statistics, 95% did not invest.

To answer your original question, the median price changes based on your statistical area.