The sources of the data are the Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, National Center for Educational Statistics, and the MESA Group. The data sets include demographic information taken from the Census along with other socioeconomic data such as education statistics and various economic statistics. Do a search on the Internet for the Data Center in your state. In addition to Census Data, this site includes socioeconomic projection for the state of Maryland and its jurisdictions. This study analyzes the affordability problems renters looking for housing are likely to face in the private rental housing market in the United States.
Data is available for every county in the nation.
Out of Reach contains income and rental housing cost data for the fifty states and District of Columbia by state, metropolitan area, and county or, in the case of New England, town. It enables comparisons of US counties, provides location archives, and , over time numbers of community databases.