Education, Housing, and Commute

Our education, housing, and commute data spans over 42.4K statistical variables. We collect our education, housing, and commute information from sources such as: Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress, Colombia DANE National Administrative Department of Statistics, EU Eurostat, India Ministry of Education, Open Data for Africa, Portal Site of Official Statistics of Japan (e-Stat), U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Education (ED), and U.S. National Center for Education Statistics.

Which states have the most college educated in the US?
Which grades have the most enrollment in Palo Alto Schools?
How much time do people in San Francisco spend commuting?
Which US county has the most number of PhDs?
Counties in California with the highest work-from-home population
How have house rents in Mountain View changed?
What are the most common bachelors majors in Texas?
What are the demographics of students in Sunnyvale?
When were the houses in NYC built?

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Population living in rural areas around the world
Population in the Labor Force in the world
Population living in rural and urban areas around the world
Median monthly gross rent of housing unit in the USA
Count of Housing Unit: Without Mortgage, 800 USD or Less
Commute time in the USA

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Median home value vs. Work from home population in US counties