The West Coast Is Still The Best Coast For Trick Or Treating

The West Coast Is Still The Best Coast For Trick Or Treating
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Life on the West Coast has some advantages.

Okay, who are we kidding? It's pretty much perfect by these standards. And, according to the results of Zillow's annual trick-or-treat ranking, it's also the best place for kids to score copious amounts of sweets this Halloween.

San Francisco reigns supreme for the fourth year in a row, winning the title of the city that "will provide the most candy, in the least amount of time, with the fewest safety risks," according to Zillow.

For those who think their city was shafted, here's how the list was compiled: "The ranking was calculated using four equally weighted data variables: Zillow Home Value Index, population density, Walk Score and local crime data." Got it?

Your move, NYC.

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DIY Costumes
The Incredibles (01 of08)
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We love these costumes from Freshly Completed because they include the whole family. Plus, it's super easy to make, especially if you already own a redshirt and pants. Want to learn how to make these? Head over to Freshly Completed. (Photo by Allison of Freshly Completed)
Little Red Riding Hood(02 of08)
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A classic tale can come to life with these adorable DIY kids' costumes. The cloak takes some time to make but it's totally worth it. Learn how Allison from Freshly Completed made these.(Photo by Allison from Freshly Completed)
Bath Loofah(03 of08)
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How clever are these bath loofah costumes? Chania from razmataz made these for her daughter and her friend. Besides looking super cute, this is also a no-sew project.Want to make? Head over to ramataz.(Photo by Chania from ramataz)
Fred & Wilma(04 of08)
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What could be more fun than going to a Halloween party dressed as, possibly, the most famous of couples? Jamie from C.R.A.F.T. made these costumes for a mere $15. For the full tutorial head over to C.R.A.F.T.(Photo by Jamie from C.R.A.F.T.)
Sock Monkey (05 of08)
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We swooned when saw this sock monkey costume by Grosgrain Fabulous. All it took was a thrift store sweater and some sewing skills to make. Loving this idea? Check out Grosgrain Fabulous to learn how to make it. (Photo by Grosgrain Fabulous)
'Up' House Costume(06 of08)
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We can't think of one person who didn't love the movie "Up." So we know this costume by Creatively Christy will definitely be a fan favorite.Want to learn how to make it? Visit Creatively Christy.(Photo by Creatively Christy)
Pregnant Skeleton (07 of08)
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If you're pregnant this year, the last thing you'll want to do is stay in an uncomfortable costume. Luckily this last minute getup looked adorable on Ashley from Make It-Love It. Plus, it was made from her own shirt and pants -- so you know it'll fit just right. She even made a matching one for her hubby.For the full tutorial, hed over to Make It - Love It.(Photo by Ashley from Make It - Love It)
Marge Simpson(08 of08)
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Green fabric for a simple wrap dress along with a cotton-sutffed fluffy blue sock cap.. So easy! (credit:Michelle Schwindler)

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