What We Track

Housing is a key indicator of economic and social well-being in the Capital Region. CDPRC collects comprehensive housing data covering:

• Building Permits – Tracking new residential construction and redevelopment.
• Home Values and Sales Trends – Understanding shifts in housing affordability.
• Rental Market Data – Monitoring rental prices and vacancy rates.
• Housing Affordability Measures – Analyzing the cost burden on residents.

Why It Matters

Access to safe, affordable housing is essential for economic stability and community development. Our data supports efforts to:

• Addressing housing shortages and informing zoning regulations.
• Identify affordability gaps and guide policy on housing assistance programs.
• Support economic development by aligning housing growth with workforce needs.

By understanding who is living in the Capital Region, where housing demand is growing, and how affordability is changing, communities can plan for a stronger, more sustainable future.

Curious about our data sources? Learn more by visiting our Main Data Page below.