Geeked-Out Halloween, Now in SF, Chicago and Boston

Earlier this week, we told you about a project by real-estate site Zillow.com to use their data to figure out which are the best neighborhoods to hit on the trick-or-treat circuit.

Initially, Zillow’s Trick or Treat Index was only available for Seattle and Los Angeles. But after being inundated by blog interest and requests for additional data, Zillow added lists of the top candy-harvesting neighborhoods in San Francisco, Chicago and Boston.

Zillow used the same factors to calculate its index for these cities as it used in Seattle and Los Angeles: home values, population density, neighborhood walkability and crime.

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