CapRadar presents Crime Score as a location-risk signal next to the property address, ZIP, underwriting data, and pipeline status.
Crime Score is treated as one acquisition context signal, not as a standalone decision engine.
A property with a moderate Crime Score can be reviewed alongside rent assumptions, insurance expense, tenant profile, and market comparable data.
If a complete address is not available, CapRadar keeps the Crime Score pending instead of inventing a value.
A deal entered with only a market name can move through intake while Crime Score waits for a full property address.
The dashboard displays both a numeric score and risk band so teams can scan pipeline risk quickly.
A score of 80/100 and a low-risk band should be easier to triage than a score of 35/100 with an elevated-risk band.
Crime Score appears in the acquisition dashboard pipeline and property detail context where users review commercial real estate opportunities.
No. Crime Score is a location-risk input that should be interpreted with local knowledge, source evidence, insurance context, and the user’s investment criteria.
CapRadar marks Crime Score as pending until there is enough property address information to request or record a responsible score.
Create a CapRadar account to organize target properties, upload deal evidence, review Crime Score context, model underwriting scenarios, and prepare exportable acquisition materials.
