% Households Moving In During the ACS Window (5-year change)
from Households Moving In During the ACS Window (5-year change) (Reports v1)
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5-year change estimated from block group (2019) on tract (2022) boundaries.
How we counted
United States
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Map Information
Share of occupied homes whose householder moved in during the applicable ACS five-year window: change from the 2015 to 2019 to 2020 to 2024 ACS five-year estimates.
Geography
Displaying: Tract (2022 definitions)
This data uses 2022 Census tract definitions, which may differ from 2020 tract boundaries.
Data Sources & Methodology
American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2019)
5-year estimates combine data from 2015 to 2019. This provides more reliable estimates for smaller geographic areas but represents an average over the 5-year period.
B25038
– Tenure By Year Householder Moved Into Unit
Universe: Occupied housing units
5 variables
Native geography:Block Group (2019 definitions)
Display geography:Tract (2022 definitions)
Method:Block group overlap — Reads the survey at block-group level and assigns each block group to the target that contains it. Metro assignments use whole-county membership; the few block groups a boundary change splits are divided in proportion to land area.
American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates (2024)
5-year estimates combine data from 2020 to 2024. This provides more reliable estimates for smaller geographic areas but represents an average over the 5-year period.
B25038
– Tenure By Year Householder Moved Into Unit
Universe: Occupied housing units
5 variables
Native geography:Block Group (2024 definitions)
Display geography:Tract (2022 definitions)
Method:Block group overlap — Reads the survey at block-group level and assigns each block group to the target that contains it. Metro assignments use whole-county membership; the few block groups a boundary change splits are divided in proportion to land area.
Indicators
Households Moving In During the ACS Window (5-year change)
Sum of 4 variables, divided by sum of 4 variables
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