Close Menu
    [OC] US -Städte bauen den neuen Wohnraum (2024)
    Daten

    [OC] US -Städte bauen den neuen Wohnraum (2024)


    Grafik von mir in Excel erstellt, Quellendaten mit viel mehr Informationen hier: https://constructionCoverage.com/research/cities-investing-most-inw-housing#results

    • Insbesondere stellen die Werte in diesem Diagramm neue Wohneinheiten dar, die pro 1.000 vorhandenen Einheiten (im Jahr 2024) genehmigt wurden.

    • Alle Städte umfassen das gesamte U -Bahn -Gebiet, nicht nur die Stadtgrenzen. Alle U -Bahn -Gebiete über 1 Million Menschen im Jahr 2024 werden gezeigt.

    • Ich habe mich für den Farbcode nach Gebiet entschieden, um regionale Trends zu identifizieren. Die Top -Städte befinden sich alle im Süden oder Südwesten, während sich der gesamte Nordosten am Boden der Grafik befindet.

    Von TA-MajestyPalm

    Share.
    View 11 Comments

    11 Kommentare

    1. TA-MajestyPalm on

      Graphic by me created in Excel, source data with much more info here: https://constructioncoverage.com/research/cities-investing-most-in-new-housing#results

      – Specifically, the values in this graph represent new housing units authorized per 1,000 existing units (in 2024).

      – All cities include the entire Metro Area, not just city limits. All Metro Areas over 1 million people in 2024 are shown.

      – I chose to color code by area to help identify regional trends. The top cities are all in the south or southwest, while the entire Northeast is towards the bottom of the graph.

    2. pyroelectricity on

      The real story here is that this is the *only* correct way to divide the continental US by region

    4. I_Enjoy_Beer on

      For what it may be worth, Rust Belt cities may not need more housing inventory, hence they aren’t building as much.  Pittsburgh, for example, is currently below its peak historical population and so existing housing is still relatively inexpensive and available.

    5. FixedCroissant on

      Sigh. Hello from the City of Oaks, can you bring your infrastructure with you when you move?

    7. afrothunder7 on

      Yeah I just flew into Nashville and it looked like there were just fresh empty lots everywhere

    8. wyzapped on

      Richmond VA is such a nice city. I’m glad to see it higher up on this list than I expected.

    9. Vinen on

      This just in. Areas with massive urban sprawl build more units. FYI these places are not building uo. Theyre building out

    10. ActualBus7946 on

      There’s a reason I moved from the northeast to the south. $1400 gets me a MUCH better housing situation in the south than in the northeast.

    11. KevinDean4599 on

      wonder what the breakdown of single family vs apartments and condos is. are cities building up more or out more or is it about equal?

    Leave A Reply