IANAL, but I'm pretty sure that for legal reasons you can't say "well integrated neighborhood" on real estate listings - the absence of that on a listing could

IANAL, but I'm pretty sure that for legal reasons you can't say "well integrated neighborhood" on real estate listings - the absence of that on a listing could then be construed as saying "not well integrated", which would violate fair housing law. (That being said, I'm someone that would want to live somewhere integrated, and if I were buying a house I'd be finding that data elsewhere. But I'm probably more into demographic data than most people.)