Input Data
All addresses will be assigned the demo year selected above.
Example: 400 Mount Street
Example: 400 Mount Street
The % change in a neighboring property's assessed value from the year after demolition through 2024. The primary measure of long-term neighborhood recovery. A positive TVC means the property appreciated over the full period since the demolition occurred.
The % change in a neighboring property's assessed value across the first three years following demolition. Captures the immediate neighborhood response to blight removal — whether nearby homes began recovering quickly or continued to decline in the short term.
A ratio comparing the median TVC of the three neighbors around a specific demolition site to the median TVC of all properties in that neighborhood. A CPI above 1.2 means that block outperformed its neighborhood. A CPI below 0.8 means it lagged. This controls for citywide or neighborhood-wide market forces.
The address where a blighted structure was demolished under Gary's HHF demolition program between 2014 and 2016. Shown as the center node (F) in the micro view. Its value history is displayed as context only — it is never scored.
The three nearest qualifying residential properties to each demolished lot. All scoring and metrics are built from their data — they represent the neighborhood's response to the demolition.
A simple rating of how strongly a demolition site's neighbors appreciated over the long term. Score 5 means neighbors gained more than 75% in assessed value since demolition. Score 0 means they declined more than 10%. The score shown for each site is the median across its three associated properties.
The median Total Valuation Change across all associated properties within a given neighborhood. Used as the baseline for computing the Cluster Performance Index — it represents what a typical neighbor in that neighborhood experienced.
Shown in place of a CPI value when the neighborhood median TVC is zero or negative. In this case, the CPI ratio is mathematically undefined or misleading — dividing by a negative baseline would produce a number that reverses direction and cannot be interpreted as a performance ratio. Sites in these neighborhoods are excluded from CPI ranking but are still scored on TVC.