Real estate search site Trulia now has neighborhood data on crime, schools and other things that aren't real estate but that homebuyers and prospective renters might like to know about before moving in.
The "Trulia Local" option -- here's Baltimore -- offers up a map showing you where violent and non-violent crimes happened, where the schools are (and how parents have rated them) and where you can find restaurants, banks, gas stations and grocery stores. Oh yeah, and the homes for sale along with the recently sold stuff.
What do you think? Does the information look useful? Accurate?
What do you really want to know before you buy or rent?
If you've seen other examples of neighborhood-level data, with or without housing details, please share in the comments.
Here's a link-fest of local resources for crime and school data, if you're in the market for more.
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