Safest neighborhood under $500K

[WSPHXPELON]

@OP - x2 for South Scottsdale (or North if u can find something within your budget)

[DetroitN8V]

Originally Posted by DAXhound

Transliterations don't count.

That’s some AI program then if it can determine foreign language origins and exclude those from the criteria. What’s the significance of a surname ending in a vowel then?

[DetroitN8V]

Originally Posted by WSPHXPELON

LMAO I think he means Spanish names like Villa or Montezuma and President names like Grant, Van Buren, Taylor and etc! Dude found a mathematical formula to determine the hood! Idk if I should laugh or cry!! Haha

Why not Italians? They have a high likelihood of a name ending in a vowel. What’s wrong with Italians? Seems very unscientific as many Spanish names don’t end in a vowel and many Anglo names do.

[grmi66]

Much of Phoenix's property crime are crimes of opportunity. Used to live near downtown in one of the historical neighborhoods. We lived two streets in off of 7th Street and our block rarely saw much activity. One time a homeless person broke into a storage shed and was chased off by our dogs. In four years, that was the only thing that happened.

But the block behind us was always getting hit pretty hard, cars would drive in off the main road and steal something. Then drive quickly back onto 7th Street. Plus the homeless and sketchy population walking down their street increased exponentially even though it was only 50 yards away. Confirmed with a family member in law enforcement, told me to never live one block off a main drag or on a street that empties onto a main street.

[gsm113]

Originally Posted by coachaxel

Appreciate the response, but go back reread the post real slow as the Surprise reference was only an example. In case you are unaware, when someone uses i.e. in a sentence or reference, that is short for in example!

i.e. stands for Latin id est, "that is".

I think the abbreviation you were trying for is e.g, exempli gratia, which means "for example".

You're welcome.