Map AI Blog

Map AI demographics PDF reports: demographics by radius and demographics by drive time for Miami Beach, Florida

New: a 7-Page Demographics PDF for Any US Address

Demographics by radius and by drive time now come as a 7-page PDF for any US address: your own rings next to the county and state, ready in about a minute, $75 with no subscription.

Demographics by radius: 1, 3 and 5 mile rings around an Austin, Texas address on Map AI

Demographics by Radius for Any US Address in 2 Minutes

The 1-3-5 mile demographics table every listing flyer needs, free for any US address. A step-by-step walkthrough on a real site in Austin, Texas, and what the numbers say about it.

Half of US commuters are on the road by 7:38 AM, with the share of commuters by departure time

What Time Do Americans Leave for Work? Commute Start Times by State and County

Half of US commuters are on the road by 7:38 AM, the same as in 2009. The morning still changed: here is where America starts earliest and latest.

Comparing two addresses with a 5-mile radius on Map AI

How to Compare Two Locations' Demographics

Learn how to compare demographics between two or more US locations side by side using Map AI.

15-minute drive-time trade area demographics results on Map AI

How to Get Trade Area Demographics in Seconds

Learn how to pull real demographic data for any trade area in seconds using Map AI's drive-time tool.

Two charts: US walking-to-work share falling from 2.87% in 2009 to 2.40% in 2023, and county life expectancy rising from 77.6 to 78.9 years across walking-rate quintiles

America on Foot: Where People Still Walk to Work, and Why It Tracks Life Expectancy

Walking's share of US commuting fell from 2.87% to 2.40% since 2009. We map where Americans still walk, where nobody does, and how it tracks life expectancy.

Three charts: US vehicle-miles travelled recovering to 3.28 trillion by 2025 with a forecast to 3.42 trillion by 2030, median one-way commute peaking at 22.6 minutes in 2019 and easing to 22.5, and traffic diverging from the number of people commuting

US Traffic Volume vs Commute Time: What 55 Years of Vehicle-Miles Data Predicts for 2030

US driving is back to its pre-pandemic peak while 8.6 million fewer people commute. Commuting predicted traffic for a decade, then the link broke in 2019.

Two line charts showing the US car commute share falling from 86.4% in 2009 to 78.8% in 2023, and work from home overtaking public transit before the pandemic

How Americans Get to Work: Car, Transit and Remote Work by State (2009-2023)

Driving to work fell from 86.4% to 78.8% of US commuters between 2009 and 2023. Public transit fell too. Here is where the share actually went, state by state.

Bar chart of the 5 US states with the highest and 5 with the lowest renter-occupied housing share

Where Renters Outnumber Homeowners: A State-by-State Ranking of US Housing Tenure

Washington, DC has the nation's highest renter share at 59%, while West Virginia is the most owner-occupied state at 74%. Compare every US state's housing tenure.

Bar chart of the 5 US counties with the highest and 5 with the lowest renter-occupied housing share

Which US Counties Have the Highest and Lowest Ratio of Renters to Homeowners?

Bronx County, NY has the highest renter share of any large US county at 80%, while Elbert County, CO is 94% owner-occupied. See the full county ranking.

Bar chart of high-income US states by inflation-adjusted change in median household income from 2019 to 2023, with Alaska, Wyoming and North Dakota negative

High-Income States That Are Losing Momentum

Fifteen states entered 2019 above the national median income and grew slower than the country. Three went backwards in real terms.

Bar chart of the 10 US states with the fastest median household income growth from 2019 to 2023, led by Idaho at 32.78% against the national 24.98%

States with the Fastest-Growing Median Household Income

Idaho, Arizona and Washington led US median household income growth since 2019, and the winners split into catch-up states and rich states pulling further ahead.

Bar chart of the 10 fastest-growing US states by population change from 2019 to 2024, led by Idaho at 11.80% against the national 2.16%

10 States with the Fastest-Growing Population

Idaho, Utah and Nevada led US population growth from 2019 to 2024, and 10 states took 77% of everything the country added.

Bar chart comparing the 5 highest and 5 lowest median household income US states against the national median of $78,145

Richest vs. Poorest States in America by Median Household Income

Maryland's median household income tops $101,971 while Mississippi trails at $55,084. See the full state-by-state income ranking and what drives the gap.

Map AI Agent for Smarter Location Analysis

Discover Map AI Chat, an AI-powered tool that simplifies and visualizes location analysis with real demographic and geographic data, offering interactive, actionable insights for site selection and research.

King County crime rate data

King County, WA recorded 8,049 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 13% above the Washington rate. Theft was the most common offense.

San Luis Obispo County, CA crime rate data

San Luis Obispo County, CA recorded 1,703 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 55% below the US figure. Theft was the most common offense.

Kent County, MI crime rate data

Kent County, MI recorded 5,216 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 24% above the Michigan rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Saline County, AR crime rate data

Saline County, AR recorded 5,329 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 21% below the Arkansas rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Jackson County, MO crime rate data

Jackson County, MO recorded 10,408 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 85% above the Missouri rate. Theft was the most common offense.

DeKalb County, GA crime rate data

DeKalb County, GA recorded 7,846 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 2.0 times the Georgia rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Darlington County, SC crime rate data

Darlington County, SC recorded 9,810 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 60% above the South Carolina rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Dallas County IA crime rate data

Dallas County, IA recorded 1,376 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 57% below the Iowa rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Howard County, MD crime rate data

Howard County, MD recorded 3,672 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, close to the US figure. Theft was the most common offense.

Howard County, AR crime rate data

Howard County, AR recorded 3,365 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 50% below the Arkansas rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Houston County, GA crime rate data

Houston County, GA recorded 5,954 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 48% above the Georgia rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Prince George's County, MD crime rate data

Prince George's County, MD recorded 3,393 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 10% below the US figure. Theft was the most common offense.

Henry County, VA crime rate data

Henry County, VA recorded 3,542 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 23% below the Virginia rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Henry County, GA crime rate data

Henry County, GA recorded 4,262 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 6% above the Georgia rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Henrico County, VA crime rate data

Henrico County, VA recorded 5,217 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 14% above the Virginia rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Hennepin County MN crime rate data

Hennepin County, MN recorded 6,859 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 61% above the Minnesota rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Coos County, OR crime rate data

Coos County, OR recorded 4,415 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 24% below the Oregon rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Contra Costa County, CA crime rate data

Contra Costa County, CA recorded 3,010 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 20% below the US figure. Theft was the most common offense.

Colquitt County, GA crime rate data

Colquitt County, GA recorded 2,888 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 28% below the Georgia rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Hamilton County, IN crime rate data

Hamilton County, IN recorded 2,032 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 46% below the US figure. Theft was the most common offense.

Greene County, OH crime rate data

Greene County, OH recorded 3,400 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 19% below the Ohio rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Clark County, OH crime rate data

Clark County, OH recorded 5,740 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 36% above the Ohio rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Newberry County, SC crime rate data

Newberry County, SC recorded 4,135 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 33% below the South Carolina rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Gloucester County, VA crime rate data

Gloucester County, VA recorded 3,432 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 25% below the Virginia rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Cameron County, TX crime rate data

Cameron County, TX recorded 4,805 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 12% below the Texas rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Anderson County, SC crime rate data

Anderson County, SC recorded 6,644 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 8% above the South Carolina rate. Theft was the most common offense.

Alamance County, NC crime rate data

Alamance County, NC recorded 6,594 offenses per 100,000 residents in 2022, about 24% above the North Carolina rate. Assault was the most common offense.

Smoking, Drinking, and the Geography of Longevity: How Daily Choices Shape America’s Life Expectancy

This blog explores the link between smoking, drinking habits, and life expectancy across America, highlighting geographic disparities from state to county level using detailed Map AI data.

Map of high drinking rate but low smoking rate

When Drinking and Smoking Collide: Mapping America’s Behavioral Twists

Explores the interplay of drinking and smoking habits across America with granular Map AI data, revealing local patterns and public health insights beyond state averages.

America’s Top and Least Sedentary States

Insights into America's most and least sedentary states reveal significant regional disparities in physical inactivity influenced by socioeconomic and environmental factors.

America's Top and Least Tobacco Use States

Explore America's top and least tobacco use states, revealing a regional divide shaped by culture, economics, and public health policies. Understand the impact of tobacco traditions and control measures.

America's Top and Least Drinking States: A Cultural and Regional Perspective

Explore how cultural, legal, and climatic differences shape binge drinking rates across American states, highlighting top and least drinking states with unique social insights.

America’s Top and Least Sedentary Counties: Regional Health Insights

Explore America's most and least sedentary counties revealing striking regional disparities linked to socioeconomic and health factors, highlighting opportunities for promoting active lifestyles nationwide.

America’s Top and Least Smoking Counties: Regional Patterns in Tobacco Use

Explore the counties in the USA with the highest and lowest smoking rates, revealing stark regional disparities influenced by cultural, economic, and historical factors.

America's Top and Least Drinking Counties Revealed

Explore America's top and least drinking counties with detailed binge drinking rates revealing cultural and policy influences, primarily contrasting Wisconsin's high alcohol consumption with Utah's low rates.

Racial Demographics: Brookline, MA vs. Milton, MA

With Map AI, it's easy to access detailed insights into the ethnic population distribution of any location...

How to find the demographics of a neighborhood

Choosing a home isn’t just about the property itself—it’s about the community that surrounds it. That is why when looking for the perfect place to live, work, or invest...

Affordable places to live in New Jersey close to NYC

Dreaming of living near New York City without breaking the bank? Map AI uncovers affordable New Jersey towns that keep you close to the action! Here are four standout options...

Understanding the role of school rankings in property selection | Schools ranking by neighborhood

When buying a home, school rankings, especially school ranking by neighborhood, often plays a pivotal role in the decision-making process. The quality of local schools can influence both your immediate living...

Crime heatmaps: a must-have tool for homebuyers

When it comes to selecting a safe neighborhood, understanding the crime landscape is crucial. Crime heatmaps are a powerful tool that help homebuyers make informed decisions by providing a visual representation...

Top 5 tech tools every homebuyer should use to find their dream neighborhood

Finding your dream neighborhood is a key part of the homebuying journey. Here are five essential tools every homebuyer should use to find the perfect community...

Why neighborhood demographic matters when choosing a place to live?

When house hunting, it’s easy to focus on features like square footage and location, but understanding the neighborhood demographics provides crucial insights into whether it’s the right fit for you...

Still have questions?

Thank you! Your submission has been received!

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.