SEATTLEIn an effort to help U.S. homebuyers find the kinds of neighborhoods theyre looking for, online real estate marketplace Zillow announced Monday that it had provided each property listing with a segregation score, allowing users to quickly gauge an areas racial homogeneity.Every home on Zillow now includes a rating of one to 100 based on the ethnic exclusivity of the surrounding community, said company spokesperson Susan Corwin, who explained that the new feature lets buyers narrow their search with filters bearing labels such as Fully Gentrified, Historically Redlined, No Blacks, and No Puerto Ricans. Tell our app how far you want to live from people who dont look like you, and whether its 20 blocks or 20 miles, Zillow will show you which areas fit your comfort level. Let us help you find a neighborhood with good schools, nice walkability, maximum genetic purity, or a shorter commute. Zillows segregation scores are reportedly determined by an AI tool that is trained on census records, mortgage-lending data, and the frequency of Nextdoor posts beginning with Not to be racist, butThe post Zillow Adds Segregation Score appeared first on The Onion.