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Report ID: z7J5gcHOeFleUHh5
Prepared: August 03, 2026

Location & Walkability Context for Demo Property · West Fargo, ND

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EPA National Walkability Index 13.8 of 20 for this block group — above-average walkable band (built-environment measurement, not a neighborhood score).
AI summary — generated from this report's data

The EPA National Walkability Index for this block group is 13.8 out of 20, indicating an above-average walkable environment based on built-environment measurements. The street-intersection density is 21 per square mile, which is considered pedestrian-oriented. The nearest transit stop is 381 meters from the block group's population-weighted centroid.

Advisory read: The reader should weigh how the objective built-environment measurements, such as the walkability index and transit proximity, align with their property's market positioning.

EPA National Walkability Index
13.8/ 20
above-average walkable
Walkability index
13.8 / 20
above-average walkable
Intersection density
21/sq mi
pedestrian-oriented
Nearest transit stop
381 m
block-group centroid

Built-environment measurements

National Walkability Index13.8 / 20 (above-average walkable)
Street-intersection density21 per sq mi (pedestrian-oriented, weighted)
Distance to nearest transit stop381 m from the block group's population-weighted centroid
Total road-network density7.0 mi per sq mi

Objective built-environment measurements from EPA's Smart Location Database (2021 vintage), recorded at the Census block-group level (block group 380170405002).

Current air quality (EPA AirNow) — Fargo

AQI — O316 (Good)
AQI — PM2.561 (Moderate)

EPA AirNow real-time observations (Fargo · 2026-08-03 10:00 CDT) — preliminary data, not for regulatory decisions.

How to read these numbers

These are objective built-environment measurements from EPA's Smart Location Database (2021 vintage): how the streets, intersections, and transit stops around this address are physically laid out. They describe infrastructure, not people — this is deliberately not a 'neighborhood quality' score, and none of it feeds a rent or value estimate.
Report generated on August 03, 2026. Figures are retrieved live or from a short-lived cache (up to 30 days for some public-data sources), so a figure may pre-date this report — each context card states its own data vintage. Comparable recency is shown per comp; county assessment figures reflect the assessor's latest published tax year; HUD figures reflect the current published fiscal year.
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Disclaimer
This report is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, investment, tax, or appraisal advice. Figures are drawn from the public and licensed data sources below and, where noted, AI-generated insights (Google Gemini) — always labelled as such. Please consult qualified professionals before making any decision.
Data sources
Rent comps & listings: RentCast · Property value, tax & assessment: ATTOM Data · Fair Market Rents & income limits: HUD (HUD.gov) · Demographics, income & housing medians: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey) · New-construction supply: U.S. Census Bureau (Building Permits Survey) · Migration & income flows: IRS (Statistics of Income) · Employment, wages & rent inflation: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · Flood zones & natural-hazard risk: FEMA (Flood Hazard Layer, National Risk Index) · Environmental screen & walkability: U.S. EPA (Superfund, AirNow, Walkability Index) · Seismic design values: U.S. Geological Survey · Mortgage market & rates: HMDA / Freddie Mac · Street View & geocoding: Google Maps · AI summaries & AI-estimated comps: Google Gemini (clearly labelled where used) · Your own executed leases: de-identified, from your account only