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Core US socioeconomic statistics, population, housing and business activity, assembled from the Decennial Census, the American Community Survey, County Business Patterns and the economic censuses, and served through the Census Data API down to the block-group level.
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United States merchant-level alternative dataset attributing aggregated transaction activity to individual retail brands.
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Machine-learning-ready census-based demographic and geographic information at the ZIP code level.
Latest 2023 Census demographic and geographic breakdowns spanning more than 39,000 ZIP Codes.
Directory of more than 136,000 K-12 institutions across the United States, both public and private, including enrollment breakdowns and institutional attributes.
Records covering over 136,000 American public and private K-12 schools, featuring demographic details alongside SchoolDigger performance rankings.
Demographic data on population, income, education, households, and consumer behavior at the block-group level, delivered through Snowflake.
Enrichment attributes covering population, earnings, household composition, consumer characteristics, and geographic context at the ZIP code level for use within Snowflake analytics.
A healthcare claims dataset containing detailed records on patients, care providers, and the medical services rendered.
Monitor the rise of new manufacturing centers and industrial expansion across regions and states.
Track growth in regional logistics by tracking facilities that have been announced or are currently under construction.
American points-of-interest records grouped into 14 sectors and 120 sub-industry classifications.
App market intelligence centered on China, covering usage patterns, retention rates and device ownership demographics.
Transaction records from a high-end food retailer's sales channels, covering both digital and in-store purchases.
Population statistics segmented by age and gender, POI tallies, and additional variables aimed at spatial analysis.
Racial Bias in inmate COMPAS reoffense risk scores for Florida (ProPublica)
Population-level data on people, schooling, migration patterns, public health, labor markets, quality of life, and related areas.
An AI-powered audience targeting system that classifies consumers using financial intent signals, credit activity patterns, and investment propensity indicators.
Demographic and consumer indicators compiled from the Data Axle Consumer Database, broken down to U.S. census tracts and block groups.
Regional consumer and demographic metrics sourced from the Data Axle Consumer Database, aggregated at the U.S. county and ZIP code scale.
Population characteristics of people who relocated to a new residence within the last 30 days.
A centralized repository offering curated datasets drawn from New Zealand's comprehensive data lake.
A starting point for analytics and information drawn from datasets covering the Australian market.
Comprehensive company-level information for entities registered in the United Kingdom.
Two decades of block-level commuting patterns, worker demographics, and job attributes across every U.S. state.
Historical archival records and time-series compilations preserved from earlier statistical periods.
Principal economic indicators and statistical products covering the early 1980s baseline.
Mid-1980s socio-economic data focused on household-level measurements and income distributions.
Population dynamics, public health metrics, and broader social welfare indicators from the early-to-mid 1980s.
Environmental sustainability, information and communications technology, and ecological indicator datasets from the mid-1980s.
Workforce statistics, employment patterns, and structural transformation records from the mid-1980s.
Later and continuously updated statistical outputs capturing developments from the late 1980s through the 1990s.
Bespoke and non-standardized collections assembled for specialized analytical requirements.
Financial sector data and macroeconomic statistical releases standardized under reference 71.
A cross-domain collection of statistical frameworks covering standards 72 through 74.
A 220-million-row consumer file forms the foundation for ZIP-code-level analytics.
Predictable behavioral and demographic insights drawn from more than 55 million mobile devices and over 20,000 applications.
Standardized reference structures for United States Postal Service ZIP codes.
A synthetic person-level dataset spanning the entire United States, including individual records together with linked place identifiers.
ConsumerView delivers a unified, authoritative portrait of every adult resident in the United Kingdom.
Per-day visit counts across more than two thousand Home Depot stores, used as a proxy for residential construction and remodeling demand.
Mobile Application Usage: a Statistical Analysis of User Behaviour
An anonymized unit-level dataset encompassing every individual, household, and vehicle in Australia.
Counts, Rates and Housing Type by County
Smart meter data from London area
Privacy-protected statistics on Florida holders of dormant property interests, broken out by holding size, loan-to-value ratio, portfolio scale, risk profile, and tier.
Information on roughly 95,000 Florida property investors, showing a median equity of $1.6 million, an 11% LTV, and no transactions in the past year.
Segmentation of Florida's 1.96 million real estate investors according to portfolio size, trading activity, equity position, investment approach, and risk exposure.
Approximately 20.8 million US real estate investors can be profiled by state, portfolio size, equity held, and recent transaction activity.