ORDER FORM – BLOCKSCOUT Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Address to scoutPricing TiersBASIC: $40: Quick photos + short text summary (single visit, minimal media). Best for budget-sensitive students or quick checks.STANDARD: $00: Photos + 60–90s video + noise sample + light reading + 1–2 paragraph AI / human summary (single scout visit). This is the “sweet spot” for most renters who want meaningful signal without breaking the bank.PREMIUM: $200: Longer video, multiple measurement points (noise/light at two times), expanded written analysis, PDF export, prioritized scout, or timed (nighttime) visits. Target: relocation clients, busy professionals, or corporate buyers.ADD-ON: $50: Rush delivery (2 hours) → $50ADD-ON:: $75: Two-block radius scan → $75ADD-ON: $40: Additional building check → $40ADD-ON: $20: Unlimited scout Q&A for 24 hours → $20Issues/Concerns Noise & ActivityCharacter & AtmosphereLighting & SafetyProperty & Building ContextTransportation & AccessConveniences & EssentialsLandlord & LeasingCustody-friendly blocks and neutral exchange locations. (places that reduce stress, increase safety, and help support smooth child pickup/drop-off exchanges. Tiers to scout Provide detailsName *FirstLastEmail *Submit BASIC REPORT — $40 Includes:✓ 10–15 photos✓ Notes on vibe / activity✓ Quick observations STANDARD REPORT — $100 Includes:✓ 20–30 photos✓ 1–2 minute video walk✓ Noise + light measurement✓ AI summary + risk flags✓ Scout notes✓ “Ask the Scout” clarifications (1–2 follow-ups) REMIUM REPORT — $200 Includes everything in Standard, plus:✓ Extended video (4–8 minutes)✓ Multiple measurement points✓ Peak-hour neighborhood scan✓ “Day vs Night” comparison✓ Full PDF digest✓ 24-hour turnaround ADD-ON PRICES Rush delivery (2 hours) → $50 Two-block radius scan → $75 Additional building check → $40 Unlimited scout Q&A for 24 hours → $20 Neighborhood Checklist 🌃 Lighting & SafetyStreet and Block Lighting: Assess brightness at night — streets, intersections, and routes to/from transportation.Safety Features: Check visibility, camera presence, emergency call boxes, or local patrols.Entry & Building Security: Confirm working intercom, secure locks, cameras, and safe package delivery area. 🔊 Noise & ActivityNoise Sources: Identify consistent sounds — nightlife, bars, restaurants, playgrounds, schools, delivery areas, garbage trucks, AI Data Centers.Nearby Facilities: Hospitals, fire/police stations, post offices, or schools can mean frequent sirens or vehicle activity.Time-Based Observations: Visit at multiple times — daytime, nighttime, weekends, and in different seasons (summer vs. winter). 🌆 Character & AtmosphereGeneral Vibe: Observe the block and surrounding area’s cleanliness, maintenance, and community feel.Day/Night Differences: Note how the area changes after dark — foot traffic, noise, and activity.Street Life: Look for vendors, events, and whether the area feels lively or congested.Homelessness & Panhandling: Gauge presence and how it affects comfort level.Drug Activity or Disorder: Note any visible substance use or disturbances. 🏢 Property & Building ContextFront & Rear Views: Assess building exposure, sunlight, and nearby obstructions.Ground Floor Uses: Check for bars, clubs, restaurants, or other noisy businesses.Empty Lots or Vacant Buildings: Can signal future construction or safety concerns.Construction or Scaffolding: Look for active or potential projects nearby.Pest Indicators: Visit on garbage night — watch for rodents or overflowing trash. 🚆 Transportation & AccessPublic Transit: Note proximity, condition, lighting, and safety of subway/bus stops.Commute: Estimate time and ease to work, friends, or favorite spots.Roadways: Check for proximity to major streets, bridges, highways (noise + pollution).Parking: Assess street parking availability, garages, and restrictions.Accessibility: Evaluate sidewalks, elevators/escalators in transit areas, and general ease of movement. 🏪 Conveniences & EssentialsDaily Needs: Distance to grocery stores, bodegas, laundromats, drugstores, banks, and ATMs.Emergency Services: Nearest hospital, police precinct, and fire station.Childcare & Schools: Check proximity and quality if relevant.Outdoor Spaces: Nearby parks, playgrounds, dog runs, and recreational facilities (running/biking paths, courts, fields). 📞 Landlord & LeasingDirect Contact: Check if landlord or management company phone number is posted on the exterior of the building.Responsiveness: Ask current tenants about maintenance and communication reliability. ____________________________________________________________ HOW BLOCKSCOUT WORKS Identify an address Request a local “Scout” to visit any address and capture: Photos (day/night): Choose the exact time and day, and Block Scout captures reality as it happens. Videos walking the block Noise readings (dB + waveform) Light readings (lux + visibility ratings) Short notes on activity, crowds, smells, safety, congestion Observations about nearby establishments, empty lots, construction, traffic, nightlife, etc. Nightclub noise after 12am Garbage pickups at 4–6am Bar crowds on weekends School drop-off congestion Dark or unsafe areas after sunset Rats visible on garbage nights Block Scout provides a completely unbiased reporting Unlike brokers, landlords, or marketing materials: BlockScout does not earn a commission Scouts don’t have incentive to “sell” the unit Reports are timestamped, geotagged, and media-based BlockScout makes money on the service, not on the lease This positions BlockScout as the on MANHATTAN NEIGHBORHOODS WE SERVE Alphabet City Vibe: Bohemian, creative, youthful. Appeal: Affordable by downtown standards, lively nightlife, indie cafes, Tompkins Square Park. Best for: Artists, students, young professionals. North: 14th St South: Houston St East: East River West: Avenue A Battery Park City Vibe: Peaceful, family-oriented waterfront community. Appeal: Parks, promenades, modern condos, proximity to FiDi, great schools. Best for: Families and professionals seeking tranquility. North: Chambers St South: Battery Place East: West St / West Side Highway West: Hudson River Bloomingdale District (Upper West 90s) Vibe: Residential, cultured. Appeal: Riverside Park, Columbia University proximity, prewar architecture. Best for: Academics, families, long-term residents. (Upper West 90s, near Riverside Dr) North: 110th St South: 96th St East: Central Park West West: Riverside Dr Bowery Vibe: Trendy with historic grit. Appeal: Luxury condos, boutique hotels, hip restaurants, New Museum. Best for: Urban trendsetters, creatives. North: Cooper Square South: Chatham Square East: Allen St West: Lafayette St Carnegie Hill Vibe: Classic, affluent, elegant. Appeal: Museum Mile, Central Park, quiet streets, top private schools. Best for: Families and professionals valuing old-world charm. North: 96th St South: 86th St East: 3rd Ave West: Central Park Central Park (adjacent neighborhoods) Vibe: Green, prestigious. Appeal: Ultimate access to NYC’s backyard, stunning park views. Best for: Nature lovers, joggers, high-end buyers. Park itself: 59th St to 110th St, 5th Ave to Central Park West Adjacent neighborhoods include UES, UWS, Harlem, and Central Park South. Chelsea Vibe: Artsy, modern, LGBTQ+-friendly. Appeal: Art galleries, the High Line, Chelsea Market, luxury lofts. Best for: Young professionals, creatives, design-minded renters. North: 34th St South: 14th St East: 6th Ave West: Hudson River Chinatown Vibe: Bustling, historic, authentic. Appeal: Affordable food, cultural immersion, close to downtown. Best for: Foodies, international renters, budget-conscious buyers. North: Grand St South: Worth St East: Allen St West: Lafayette St Civic Center Vibe: Government and law hub. Appeal: Proximity to courthouses, City Hall, subway access. Best for: Legal professionals, commuters. North: Worth St South: Chambers St East: East River West: Broadway East Harlem (El Barrio) Vibe: Culturally rich, evolving. Appeal: Affordable rents, Latin culture, new developments, art murals. Best for: Families and first-time buyers seeking value. North: 142nd St South: 96th St East: East River West: Fifth Ave East Village Vibe: Bohemian, nightlife-heavy, student-friendly. Appeal: Bars, music venues, vintage shops, NYU proximity. Best for: Students, creatives, nightlife lovers. North: 14th St South: Houston St East: East River West: 3rd Ave Financial District (FiDi) Vibe: Sleek, corporate by day, quiet by night. Appeal: Luxury conversions, waterfront parks, One World Observatory. Best for: Professionals, investors. North: Chambers St South: Battery Park East: East River West: West St Flatiron District Vibe: Chic, design-focused, central. Appeal: Iconic architecture, tech offices, Union Square, Eataly. Best for: Professionals, foodies, architecture buffs. North: 26th St South: 20th St East: Park Ave South West: 6th Ave Fort George Vibe: Residential, uptown calm. Appeal: Affordable apartments, Fort Tryon Park, Hudson River views. Best for: Families and commuters seeking quiet. North: Dyckman St South: 181st St East: Harlem River West: Broadway Garment District Vibe: Industrial-chic, convenient. Appeal: Fashion showrooms, central location, quick access to Penn Station. Best for: Fashion industry pros, commuters. North: 42nd St South: 34th St East: 5th Ave West: 9th Ave Governors Island Vibe: Car-free green escape. Appeal: Parks, art installations, summer events. Best for: Weekend recreation (not permanent housing). Separate island south of Manhattan, across Buttermilk Channel. Gramercy Vibe: Refined, quiet, historic. Appeal: Gramercy Park exclusivity, brownstones, local charm. Best for: Professionals, established renters. North: 23rd St South: 14th St East: 1st Ave West: Park Ave South Greenwich Village Vibe: Iconic, artistic, intellectual. Appeal: NYU, Washington Square Park, cafes, historic townhouses. Best for: Students, writers, long-time New Yorkers. North: 14th St South: Houston St East: Broadway West: Hudson St Hamilton Heights Vibe: Historic, community-focused. Appeal: Affordable brownstones, City College, Riverbank State Park. Best for: Families and buyers priced out of downtown. North: 155th St South: 135th St East: Edgecombe Ave West: Hudson River Harlem Vibe: Cultural heartbeat. Appeal: Jazz history, soul food, landmark brownstones, new restaurants. Best for: Artists, professionals, families. North: 155th St South: 110th St East: Fifth Ave West: St. Nicholas Ave Hell’s Kitchen (Clinton) Vibe: Energetic, diverse, theater-adjacent. Appeal: Great dining, walkable to Broadway, modern rentals. Best for: Performers, young professionals. North: 59th St South: 34th St East: 8th Ave West: Hudson River The High Line (area) Vibe: Scenic, upscale. Appeal: Elevated park views, modern architecture, Chelsea Market. Best for: Design lovers, luxury renters. Runs Gansevoort St to 34th St, between 10th & 12th Aves (Chelsea/Meatpacking overlap). Hudson Heights Vibe: Scenic and serene. Appeal: Hudson River views, prewar co-ops, small-town feel. Best for: Families and retirees. North: Fort Tryon Park South: 181st St East: Broadway West: Hudson River Hudson Square Vibe: Creative, emerging luxury. Appeal: Near SoHo and Tribeca, media offices, lofts. Best for: Creatives, professionals. North: Houston St South: Canal St East: 6th Ave West: Hudson River Hudson Yards Vibe: Futuristic, upscale. Appeal: The Vessel, luxury condos, new malls, tech offices. Best for: Professionals and high-income buyers. North: 42nd St South: 30th St East: 8th Ave West: Hudson River Inwood Vibe: Quiet, green, affordable. Appeal: Inwood Hill Park, spacious apartments, family vibe. Best for: Nature lovers and value seekers. North: Spuyten Duyvil Creek South: Dyckman St East: Harlem River West: Hudson River Kips Bay Vibe: Convenient, low-key. Appeal: Waterfront views, hospitals, quiet nightlife. Best for: Grad students, medical professionals. North: 34th St South: 23rd St East: East River West: 3rd Ave Lenox Hill Vibe: Polished, prestigious. Appeal: Madison Avenue shops, Central Park, top hospitals. Best for: Affluent professionals, families. North: 77th St South: 60th St East: East River West: Park Ave Lincoln Square Vibe: Sophisticated arts hub. Appeal: Lincoln Center, Columbus Circle, luxury condos. Best for: Culture lovers, retirees. North: 72nd St South: 59th St East: Central Park West West: Hudson River Little Italy / NoLIta Vibe: Romantic, boutique. Appeal: Italian restaurants, fashion boutiques, nightlife. Best for: Young professionals, tourists, foodies. North: Houston St South: Canal St East: Bowery West: Lafayette St Lower East Side (LES) Vibe: Trendy, edgy. Appeal: Nightlife, galleries, converted lofts, mix of old/new. Best for: Artists, entrepreneurs. North: Houston St South: Canal St East: East River West: Bowery Manhattan Valley Vibe: Quiet, family-friendly. Appeal: Close to Central Park, affordable prewar apartments. Best for: Families, students. North: 110th St South: 96th St East: Central Park West West: Broadway Manhattanville Vibe: Academic, evolving. Appeal: Columbia expansion, affordable prices. Best for: Students, first-time buyers. North: 135th St South: 125th St East: St. Nicholas Ave West: Hudson River Marble Hill Vibe: Suburban, unique. Appeal: Bronx border, affordability, small homes. Best for: Families seeking budget options. (Technically Bronx, historically Manhattan) North: West 230th St South: Harlem River East: Broadway West: Spuyten Duyvil Creek Meatpacking District Vibe: Luxe nightlife, fashion. Appeal: High-end clubs, designer stores, Whitney Museum. Best for: Trendsetters, luxury renters. North: 16th St South: Gansevoort St East: Hudson St West: Hudson River Metropolitan Hill (Likely refers to a smaller enclave near Upper Manhattan) Appeal: Quiet residential streets, local parks. (Minor area; Upper Manhattan residential enclave near Fort George.) Midtown Vibe: Commercial core. Appeal: Central access, Times Square, skyscrapers. Best for: Professionals, pied-à-terre buyers. North: 59th St South: 34th St East: 3rd Ave West: 8th Ave Midtown East Vibe: Corporate, convenient. Appeal: Grand Central, luxury towers, quiet side streets. Best for: Commuters, business professionals. North: 59th St South: 42nd St East: East River West: 5th Ave Midtown South Vibe: Lively, mixed-use. Appeal: Penn Station, Empire State Building. Best for: Professionals wanting accessibility. North: 42nd St South: 34th St East: Lexington Ave West: 8th Ave Morningside Heights Vibe: Academic, intellectual. Appeal: Columbia University, Riverside Park. Best for: Students, professors. North: 125th St South: 110th St East: Morningside Dr West: Riverside Dr Murray Hill Vibe: Young professional hub. Appeal: Affordable studios, nightlife, close to Midtown. Best for: Recent grads, office workers. North: 42nd St South: 34th St East: East River West: Madison Ave NoHo Vibe: Trendy, architectural. Appeal: Loft living, design boutiques. Best for: Artists, affluent renters. North: Astor Place South: Houston St East: Bowery West: Broadway NoMad Vibe: Stylish, central. Appeal: Luxury hotels, rooftop bars, transit access. Best for: Professionals and entrepreneurs. North: 30th St South: 25th St East: Lexington Ave West: 6th Ave Randall’s Island Vibe: Recreational. Appeal: Sports fields, events, green space. Best for: Outdoor recreation. East River island between Manhattan, Bronx, and Queens. Roosevelt Island Vibe: Unique, peaceful, futuristic. Appeal: East River views, tram access, affordability. Best for: Families, retirees. In the East River between Manhattan (E 46th–85th St) and Queens. Rose Hill Vibe: Understated, central. Appeal: Convenient, quieter cousin of NoMad. Best for: Students and professionals. North: 30th St South: 23rd St East: 1st Ave West: Madison Ave SoHo Vibe: Artistic luxury. Appeal: Designer boutiques, cast-iron buildings, galleries. Best for: Shoppers, creatives, high-income renters. North: Houston St South: Canal St East: Crosby St West: 6th Ave South Street Seaport Vibe: Nautical, historic, scenic. Appeal: Waterfront dining, cobblestone streets. Best for: Professionals seeking charm and views. North: Beekman St South: Peck Slip East: East River West: Pearl St Spanish Harlem (El Barrio) Vibe: Culturally dynamic. Appeal: Music, murals, affordability. Best for: Culture seekers, families. Overlaps East Harlem — 96th–142nd St, East River–5th Ave Stuyvesant Town Vibe: Planned community. Appeal: Spacious grounds, safety, amenities. Best for: Families, professionals. North: 23rd St South: 14th St East: Avenue C West: 1st Ave Sugar Hill Vibe: Historic Harlem elegance. Appeal: Landmarked brownstones, cultural heritage. Best for: History lovers, families. North: 155th St South: 145th St East: Edgecombe Ave West: Amsterdam Ave Sutton Place Vibe: Quiet luxury. Appeal: East River views, private feel. Best for: Established professionals, retirees. North: 59th St South: 53rd St East: East River West: 2nd Ave Theater District (Times Square) Vibe: Electric, tourist-heavy. Appeal: Broadway, nightlife, bright lights. Best for: Performers, tourists, corporate renters. North: 53rd St South: 40th St East: 6th Ave West: 8th Ave TriBeCa Vibe: Family-friendly luxury. Appeal: Loft spaces, top schools, Hudson River Park. Best for: Affluent families, celebrities. North: Canal St South: Vesey St East: Broadway West: Hudson River Tudor City Vibe: Historic, tranquil. Appeal: Park-like enclave near UN. Best for: Diplomats, professionals. North: 43rd St South: 40th St East: 2nd Ave West: 1st Ave Turtle Bay Vibe: International, quiet. Appeal: Near UN, waterfront apartments. Best for: Diplomats, professionals. North: 59th St South: 42nd St East: East River West: 3rd Ave Two Bridges Vibe: Transitional, waterfront. Appeal: Affordable views, Chinatown proximity. Best for: Budget renters. North: East Broadway South: East River East: Manhattan Bridge West: Brooklyn Bridge Union Square Vibe: Vibrant, central. Appeal: Farmers market, subway nexus, nightlife. Best for: Students, young professionals. North: 17th St South: 14th St East: Irving Place West: University Place Upper East Side (UES) Vibe: Classic elegance. Appeal: Museums, Central Park, top schools. Best for: Families, professionals. North: 96th St South: 59th St East: East River West: Central Park Upper West Side (UWS) Vibe: Intellectual, family-oriented. Appeal: Riverside/Central Park, culture, schools. Best for: Families, retirees. North: 110th St South: 59th St East: Central Park West: Hudson River Washington Heights Vibe: Lively, community-driven. Appeal: Fort Tryon Park, affordability, views. Best for: Families, first-time buyers. North: Dyckman St South: 155th St East: Harlem River West: Hudson River West Village Vibe: Quintessential NYC charm. Appeal: Cobblestone streets, cafes, boutiques. Best for: Artists, professionals, romantics. North: 14th St South: Houston St East: 6th Ave West: Hudson River World Trade Center Vibe: Sleek and symbolic. Appeal: Modern towers, memorial, transit hub. Best for: Professionals. North: Barclay St South: Liberty St East: Church St West: West St Yorkville Vibe: Quiet, family-friendly. Appeal: New Q subway line, value apartments. 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