Is this the same data Zillow or Redfin shows?

No. Zillow and Redfin are listing platforms — they show you houses for sale. USHI shows you the neighborhood itself: crime trends, school performance, economic health, development activity, and market dynamics. These are two completely different things. A house can look great on Zillow while sitting in a neighborhood with declining school scores and rising vacancy. USHI shows you what the listing does not.

Where does the data come from?

Public records, county assessor databases, MLS transaction data, US Census Bureau, state education departments, FBI Uniform Crime Reports, EPA environmental databases, and commercial walkability indices. We aggregate, normalize, and format it into a readable report — no data is invented or estimated.

How current is the data?

Market activity data is updated monthly. School ratings and crime indices are updated annually following official release cycles. Economic indicators are updated quarterly. Every report shows the data vintage date so you know exactly how fresh each data point is.

What is the difference between a Zip Report and an Address Report?

The Zip Report ($97) covers the entire ZIP code — useful for comparing neighborhoods or evaluating a general area. The Address Report ($147) is hyperlocal — it pulls data for the specific address and the immediate surrounding radius, giving you the most precise picture of exactly where you are buying.

Anyone making a significant decision tied to a specific location. Homebuyers who want to know what they are actually buying into. Investors evaluating a market. Families relocating who need to compare school districts. Business owners choosing a commercial location. If the address matters, the intelligence matters.

Is this financial or legal advice?

No. USHI reports are informational tools — they give you data to make a better-informed decision. They are not appraisals, investment recommendations, or legal opinions. We recommend using a USHI report alongside your own due diligence, a qualified real estate professional, and any other advisors relevant to your situation.

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