The Secrets of Street Names and Home Values

Wow, putting Martin Luther King anything in that box really causes a hit.

Edit: Hmm, the problem is that they are comparing values with the entire country, rather than homes in the same city or region as those streets. So if a street name is more common on the west coast, it automatically gets assigned a higher value, even if its relative value is diminished for every area in which it occurs.

It's important to note that MLK was not a street name before the 60s, so most every street with that name was renamed from something before that, often in a depressed part of town. My racist relative used to say "never live on or near MLK, because you know it's a bad part of town".

Ironically I used to live one block off of MLK in Berkeley, and it was quite lovely.

looks like zillow removed the cors headers from their autocomplete responses preventing it from working

Doesn't seem to work in Chrome?