Research
Each entry here is a self-contained analysis with its data sources documented and its methodology open to scrutiny. Use the dashboards interactively or read the methodology page for a description of the underlying data quality framework.
Dashboard
Per-CoC and per-state homelessness rates over 18 years, with sheltered vs. unsheltered breakdowns, urban-vs-rural decomposition, and an undercount-risk audit flagging CoCs whose reported rates are likely understated. Includes a US choropleth map and rate-format toggles (per 10k, percent, 1 in N).
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Tests housing market conditions (rent burden, vacancy rate, renter share), eviction rates, federal funding, and labor market indicators against the CoC homelessness rate. Restricted to data-quality-vetted CoCs (n = 361). Identifies housing-market variables as the dominant signal; unemployment is essentially uncorrelated.
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