About 8 weeks back... US HUD released updated CHAS data based on 2016-2020 ACS 5-year surveys. This is your best bet for obtaining socioec data of households by "percent of AMI" level -- and also comparable housing stock by "percent of AMI" level. …
I'm looking into how commute modes change over the course of the day, and one interesting thing I've found is that, in the 2022 ACS PUMS, 18% (weighted) of workers who reported arriving at work between 12am (inclusive) and 1am (exclusive) reported using…
After much thrashing about, I was able to get my program to work by using a 2014 (?) PUMA to 2021 census tract crosswalk. Hats off to the people at GEOCORR. One issue was that the PUMS file that we are using is from 2019 (the Supplemental Poverty Measure…
The poverty threshold is determined for families that consist of a single person. See
www.census.gov/.../poverty-measures.html
In general there are poverty tables for counts of individuals who are in families (does not include group quarters) and counts…
That explains it - thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I am not proficient in PUMS (I need to be). Can I get the 2020 census population via excel or csv format?
Does anyone know if there are any 5 year ACS tables with tenure (renter/owner) at the person level rather than the householder level ? For example if I want to know how many people live in rented housing for a census tract, is there a way to do this?…
I'm still confused. IPUMS has the code 0 = N/A for not in universe (<16 or haven't worked in last 5 years) and the COW variable has the same classification (coded b). Looking at the data dictionaries, the coding schema appears identical whether…
This table will get you a lot of information on the age 60+ population, but not specifically the data you're after: https://data.census.gov/cedsci/table?q=s0102&tid=ACSST1Y2019.S0102
The vehicles available tables splits for age 65+ so you'll have…
Hello,
A question I get from time to time is, how to calculate/estimate/approximate the median (age/income/home value/monthly rent/etc.) when grouping together a few different census tracts. I want to have a better answer for them than, "do it using PUMS…
Hello Saima, It looks like those estimates are not released for Miami City (https://data.census.gov/cedsci/table?q=B01001D&g=0400000US12.160000&tid=ACSDT1Y2019.B01001D&hidePreview=true). You might have to resort to using the PUMS.