each.place — Neighborhood Almanac

Every listing shows you the house. each.place shows you the neighborhood around it. As you browse, each.place reads the address off the page and adds a "Neighborhood Almanac" chip next to it. Click it and the full report opens in a drawer, right in place: no new tab, no copy-paste, no leaving the listing. Behind the chip are 200+ public-data metrics, and every number is cited. WHAT YOU GET • Schools: ratings, test scores, staffing, who attends • Safety: the numbers in context, not one scary figure • Health and climate: air quality, heat, flood and wildfire risk • Daily life: walkability, errands, parks, and the outdoors • Getting around: commute times, transit, how car-dependent it is • Jobs and housing: the local economy, prices, and who lives here • 200+ metrics in all, each one traced to its public source HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a listing on a supported site. 2. Click the Neighborhood Almanac chip by the address. 3. Read the report in a drawer, right on the page. Somewhere else? Select any address on any page, an email, a search result, a PDF, then right-click and choose "Look up on each.place." It opens in a new tab. No setup, no extra permission. WORKS ON Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, Trulia, Apartments.com, and Homes.com. The chip appears automatically the moment you open a listing on one of these sites, with nothing to switch on. (The right-click lookup works on any page and needs no site access at all.) WHY IT'S DIFFERENT each.place reads the real listing on the page, not just the headline, confirms the address, and stays hidden when the address is withheld, undisclosed, or outside the United States, so the chip only appears when there is a genuine U.S. neighborhood to look up. Every number links straight back to its public source: U.S. Census (ACS), FBI, NCES, FEMA, CDC, BLS, BEA, OpenStreetMap, and dozens more. No private listing APIs. No black-box scores you cannot see behind. YOUR PRIVACY Nothing about a listing leaves your browser while you browse. Your address goes to each.place only when you click, never before and never in the background, and only to bring back that neighborhood's report. It is never sold or shared. The extension carries no analytics, no tracking pixels, and no advertising. When the Almanac drawer is open, the each.place page inside it uses the same cookieless analytics as our website, and nothing more. The use of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Full details: https://each.place/privacy Fully cited · Public data · For everyone. NOT FOR HOUSING DECISIONS each.place provides public data for informational purposes only. This data may not be used to make decisions about housing eligibility, tenant screening, rental pricing, lending, or insurance underwriting. Using neighborhood data to discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability violates the Fair Housing Act. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of the listing sites it operates on.