BlockAvenue, which is launching today, has acquired and aggregated about 50 million data points from across the U.S. to assign a letter grade to virtually every neighborhood and city block in the country. According to the company's founder and CEO Tony Longo, finding the right place to live in a city can be difficult, and in dense urban areas, quality of life is often determined more by which block you live on than which neighborhood you are in.Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/K4fzvU2z7ko/
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