walkability rules

June 9, 2008
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Walkscore was created to help people find walkable places to live. But we receommend taking it to the next level and using the service to help you navigate the streets!

Find your nearest library, dog park, doctor, or restaurant. Just plug in an address and watch it work. Walkscore is powered by Google, so you’re able to move the map around, zoom in and out, and get specific directions in a snap.


This article brought to you by the good folks at Urbane Apartments Royal Oak Michigan, Urbane Apartments Ferndale Michigan,Urbane Apartments Birmingham Michigan, and Urbane Apartments Dearborn Michigan

Eric Brown

Eric Brown

Eric’s background is rooted in the rental and real estate industries. He founded metro Detroit’s Urbane Apartments in 2003, after serving as senior vice president for a major Midwest apartment developer. He established a proven track record of effectively repositioning existing rental properties in a way that added value for investors while enhancing the resident experience. He also established The Urbane Way, a social media marketing and PR laboratory, where innovative marketing ideas are tested. Eric has been featured in  Entrepreneur Magazine and Business Week Magazine. You can connect with Eric_Urbane on Twitter. Eric also writes regular articles for the following publications;  Multi Housing News Social Media Examiner Search Engine Guide

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  • http://www.aptconnect.com Brent Williams

    I really liked the concept of the website, but I still think it needs more additions to be truly relevant. For example, if it’s 100 degrees outside, walking a block might end up leaving you covered in sweat and smelling a bit funky. But I do like the potential!!

  • http://www.urbaneapts.com diane

    Walkscore is very thorough in our test area. Even one tiny mom and pop party store a few blocks from us is included. And it’s pretty up to date–a store that closed two months ago is no longer listed.



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