Every US place, from 1990 to today.
Demographic, income, housing, and education data for 150,000+ places: states, counties, cities, ZIPs, and census tracts. Compare any two years.
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Median Home Value by State
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The US cities with the highest and lowest divorce rates
The US cities with the most men and the cities with the most women
The US cities with the largest Black population, by count and by share
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The most foreign-born cities in America
Reno, Nevada
Reno is home to 273,212 people. Since 2000 the city has risen by half, up 92,732 people. Owners hold 50% of the housing stock. Home values have more than tripled since 2000, reaching $548,300. There are 2,507 people per square mile. The average commute runs 20 minutes.
Where Americans live, work, and earn, ranked.
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Which US counties produce the most pro athletes?
We matched every US-born player in the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL to their birth county. St. Louis leads per capita, metro Atlanta dominates the rankings, and each sport draws from a different map.
US cities where real household income grew the most since 1990
Of 843 US cities with 50,000+ residents, 593 are richer in inflation-adjusted terms than in 1990. Fulshear, TX leads at $124,408 per household.
The least affordable US cities
The CensusEasy Afford Score ranks US cities by the ratio of median home value to median household income. Berkeley, CA is the least affordable large city, where homes cost 13.1x the typical income.
Where America grew since 2000
Darker tiles grew faster. Lighter tiles barely moved. The Sunbelt is doing most of the work; the Rust Belt is treading water. The top movers and laggards are listed below.
Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland is home to 366,097 people. Owners hold 42% of the housing stock. The poverty rate is 30.6%, above the 12.5% national rate. Median home value sits at $102,000. 22% of adults hold a bachelor's degree, below the 36% national rate. Density works out to 4,710 people per square mile.