2024 Census Data and Historical Trends Are Now Live on Datahood
Author: Datahood Team
Published: 2026-07-22
Datahood has been updated with the latest 2024 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year data, covering the 2020-2024 period. The refreshed data is now available across our state, county, and ZIP Code Tabulation Area profiles, giving researchers, businesses, planners, and local analysts a current view of communities across the United States.
This release updates the core Census profile data that powers Datahood’s local pages and adds a new historical trends section for key metrics.
What’s Updated?
The ACS 2024 5-year update is now live across:
- State profiles
- County profiles
- ZIP Code and ZCTA profiles
- Demographic, income, housing, household, and employment metrics
- Downloadable Census-derived datasets
The update covers:
- 52 state and state-equivalent profiles
- 3,222 county and county-equivalent profiles
- 33,772 ZIP Code Tabulation Area profiles
Each profile now reflects the 2020-2024 ACS 5-year release instead of the previous 2019-2023 period.
New: Historical Trends on Local Profiles
In addition to the latest ACS data, Datahood profiles now include historical trend charts for several core community metrics:
- Population
- Households
- Median household income
- Poverty rate
- Median owner-occupied home value
- Median gross rent
These trends make it easier to see how a place has changed over time instead of viewing a single snapshot. For dollar-based metrics, the charts include an inflation-adjusted view so users can compare values more meaningfully across years.
Why ACS 5-Year Data Matters
The ACS 5-year release is especially useful for smaller geographies such as ZIP Code Tabulation Areas, counties, and smaller states because it combines survey responses across five years. That larger sample makes it more reliable for local comparisons than shorter ACS releases.
For Datahood users, this means more current local data for:
- Market and site research
- Grant writing and community reports
- Real estate and housing analysis
- Local economic development
- Policy and planning work
- Audience and customer research
Start Exploring
You can explore the refreshed data now on Datahood:
We will continue building on this release with more trend-based insights, easier comparisons between places, and more ways to turn Census data into practical local intelligence.