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Available now:

Where housing in the US is being added;
housing unit growth 2020-2024, for multiple geographies

Where housing in the US is being added, and where it is not.
Note that this product includes newly released data current through November 2024.
Includes total units, change in units and CAGR 20-23, and change 2023-24, as total units, percentages, and indexes, for multiple geographies. This product also includes a customizable analytical website containing maps and plots for exploration of the underlying data

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Fusion of Census Bureau ACS and Bureau of Labor Statistics labor force data, combined with the latest population estimates by 1 year age group from the Census Bureau. Aggregated data for age groups in each labor-force data source is reprojected to single year rates and counts via a proprietary TidyAnalytics interpolation algorithm

State:
Available 9/1
Counties:
Available 9/15
Census Tracts:
October 2025

Historical Census Tract Database

Multi-time period Census data,
Linked via spatial proximity join instead of traditional match keys.
Addresses the changing ID keys for tracts across US Census time periods

Precomputed Zip to Zip distance, for 19MM Zip to Zip combinations
Enable fast Zip distance lookups
Use simple SQL predicate logic, instead of needing to implement distance functions and calculations
Comes with a companion API endpoint, for interactive use cases

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We are offering free access to our housing growth map through the end of 2025....just click the button below for a free login. This map contains data for counties, with drill down to census tracts for more detailed review; data is current through November 2024, and will be updated periodically as the Census Bureau releases new data.Note that this does not include data download access; if you are interested in that, you will want to check out our BuildingZones product, which provides the data underlying this map in more detail, along with comparative indexes, here