Median household income has grown across the region over the last five years.
The scale of growth in median household income varies across the region. Counties are grouped together, cities/towns are grouped together, each sorted alphabetically A-Z, with a line visually separating the two groups.
The increase in median household income corresponds to changes in the number of households at different income levels. Tricounty totals are shown by default; use the dropdown to select a specific county, city, or town (listed alphabetically regardless of type).
As of 2024, the top 5 industries for employment for civilian individuals in the region were Educational services, and health care and social assistance, Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services, Retail trade, Manufacturing, Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services.
The top 5 industries by growth are:
The growth in housing units has been commensurate with the growth in population but varied across the region. New households are approximated using the change in occupied housing units (Census does not report a separate “new households” count). Tricounty Region sits at the top, followed by Counties, then Cities/Towns at the bottom, each sorted A-Z, with lines separating the three groups.
Nearly all of the growth in new housing units is in one-unit, detached. Tricounty totals are shown by default; use the dropdown to select a specific county or place.
While median listing prices have flattened since the post-pandemic period, the listing prices remain well above 2019 levels.
Permit values indicate there is little reason to believe that housing prices should be expected to fall dramatically as permit values in 2024 and 2025 remain high.
Home-price-to-income ratios continue to exceed 5x in most areas of the region, indicating continued affordability challenges. For each county and year, the median monthly listing price is averaged across that year’s months, then divided by that county’s median household income for the same year.
Rent prices are also rising. Tricounty totals are shown by default; use the dropdown to select a specific county or place.
All figures below are placeholders pending district and school-level data.