Data Visualization
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Wage Growth Tracker
The Atlanta Fed’s Wage Growth Tracker is a measure of the nominal wage growth of individuals.
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Banking Deserts Dashboard
Discover banking deserts and potential ones using the Banking Deserts dashboard. This interactive dashboard provides census tract-level data of states and counties from 2019-2025.
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Home Ownership Affordability Monitor
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Home Ownership Affordability Monitor (HOAM) provides a monthly measure of the median-income household’s capacity to afford the median-priced home at the national, metro, and metro-county levels.
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Rental Housing Affordability Data Explorer
The Rental Housing Affordability Data Explorer provides estimates of the availability of affordable rental housing at different income levels and summarizes the characteristics of units occupied by low- and moderate-income renters in Third District communities.
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Income Distributions and Dynamics in America
Use statistics from the Income Distributions and Dynamics in America dataset to customize maps and charts that explore income and earnings inequality across sex, age, geography, and race and ethnicity.
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SF Fed Data Explorer
This interactive tool gives you the ability to explore, analyze, and download detailed data related to the Federal Reserve’s dual mandate of price stability and full employment. Dive into what is driving current inflation or explore how the labor market is working for various groups of people in the U.S. Use the Data Explorer to…
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Career Ladder Identifier and Financial Forecaster (CLIFF)
The CLIFF suite of tools developed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta models the interaction of public benefits, taxes, and tax credits with career advancement. The CLIFF suite currently includes three core tools—CLIFF Snapshot, CLIFF Dashboard, and CLIFF Planner. Each tool is tailored to meet a client’s needs in different career stages.
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Community Investment Explorer
The CIE includes more than 3 million transactions totaling over $2.2 trillion in community and economic development capital from nine federal programs over a five-year period, primarily 2018-22. Data are based on the location of the project or the recipient of the funds (e.g., the affordable housing development, small business owner or consumer), not the…
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Investor Ownership of Twin Cities Residential Properties
To provide local context on how investor ownership of single-family homes has evolved in the Twin Cities area since the Great Recession, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has developed an interactive tool that shows the patterns, both over time and geographically.
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DFA: Distributional Financial Accounts
The Distributional Financial Accounts (DFAs) provide quarterly estimates of the distribution of a comprehensive measure of U.S. household wealth, beginning with the third quarter of 1989 and through the most recent quarter.