# U.S. renter housing burden — 2025 ACS one-year Snapshot: bctl-destinations-47f0620be1025f8fa455 A source-reviewed contextual household burden series. No global Civometra score, V1/V2 model admission, native scoring geography approval or official quarterly result is created. U.S. Census Bureau. 2025 American Community Survey 1-Year Detailed Tables, B25070; 2025 table-based summary file and geography metadata. BestCityToLive calculated category shares from original published counts, retaining exclusions and original margins of error. The source universe is renter-occupied housing units. The derived denominator includes only units in published computed gross-rent-to-household-income categories; these are housing units, not persons or all residents. ACS 2025 one-year survey estimates use interviews throughout 2025 and the source past-12-month household-income concept. These are historical survey estimates, not a year-end census or 2026 asking prices. The separate pooled 2020–2024 five-year series is not used to calculate an annual change. The excluded Not computed category includes units paying no rent and households reporting no income or a net loss. Excluded counts and shares remain visible; these units are not classified as unburdened. All original published 90% cell margins of error remain attached. Derived aggregate count and percentage margins of error, confidence intervals and covariance are unknown. No independent-error or joint-coverage assumptions are introduced; full calculation decimals do not imply measurement accuracy. ### Atlanta — Atlanta city, Georgia - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US1304000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 51.82001422812426% = 100 × 69928 / 134944 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 5433 of 140377 total renter units (3.8702921418750935%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Atlanta city, Georgia. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Austin — Austin city, Texas - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4805000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 44.83802103174889% = 100 × 124760 / 278246 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 12248 of 290494 total renter units (4.216266084669563%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Austin city, Texas. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Baltimore — Baltimore city, Maryland - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US2404000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 56.05755863823242% = 100 × 75810 / 135236 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 9336 of 144572 total renter units (6.457681985446698%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Baltimore city, Maryland. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Boston — Boston city, Massachusetts - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US2507000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 52.85568460838138% = 100 × 95793 / 181235 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 7853 of 189088 total renter units (4.153092739888306%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Boston city, Massachusetts. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Charlotte — Charlotte city, North Carolina - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US3712000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 50.74726356051909% = 100 × 95924 / 189023 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 5853 of 194876 total renter units (3.003448346640941%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Charlotte city, North Carolina. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Chicago — Chicago city, Illinois - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US1714000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 49.45673955425132% = 100 × 291227 / 588852 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 34624 of 623476 total renter units (5.5533813651207105%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Chicago city, Illinois. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Cleveland — Cleveland city, Ohio - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US3916000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 46.949158141634825% = 100 × 42635 / 90811 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 7145 of 97956 total renter units (7.294091224631467%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Cleveland city, Ohio. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Columbus — Columbus city, Ohio - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US3918000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 53.956730660771086% = 100 × 119587 / 221635 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 7260 of 228895 total renter units (3.17175997728216%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Columbus city, Ohio. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The destination is Columbus, Ohio (state FIPS 39), not Columbus, Georgia (state FIPS 13). ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Dallas — Dallas city, Texas - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4819000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 53.11523930102121% = 100 × 159001 / 299351 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 12851 of 312202 total renter units (4.1162452514718035%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Dallas city, Texas. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Denver — Denver city, Colorado - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US0820000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 45.600493455489975% = 100 × 80582 / 176713 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 8104 of 184817 total renter units (4.384878014468366%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Denver city, Colorado. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Detroit — Detroit city, Michigan - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US2622000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 60.99397457888024% = 100 × 69341 / 113685 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 13894 of 127579 total renter units (10.890507058371675%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Detroit city, Michigan. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Honolulu — Urban Honolulu CDP, Hawaii - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US1571550; census-designated-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 55.06709500899211% = 100 × 35825 / 65057 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 3912 of 68969 total renter units (5.672113558265307%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Urban Honolulu CDP, Hawaii. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The source is Urban Honolulu CDP, a Census-designated place. It does not describe an incorporated municipality, all Honolulu county or all Oahu. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Houston — Houston city, Texas - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4835000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 52.27653519853195% = 100 × 275191 / 526414 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 24589 of 551003 total renter units (4.4625891329085325%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Houston city, Texas. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Las Vegas — Las Vegas city, Nevada - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US3240000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 53.42109855168001% = 100 × 55106 / 103154 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 4374 of 107528 total renter units (4.067777695111971%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Las Vegas city, Nevada. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Los Angeles — Los Angeles city, California - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US0644000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 58.82612904129847% = 100 × 545750 / 927734 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 46307 of 974041 total renter units (4.754111993232318%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Los Angeles city, California. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Miami — Miami city, Florida - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US1245000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 64.02711365666543% = 100 × 85295 / 133217 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 6748 of 139965 total renter units (4.821205301325332%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Miami city, Florida. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Minneapolis — Minneapolis city, Minnesota - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US2743000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 48.703705406822216% = 100 × 52957 / 108733 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 3865 of 112598 total renter units (3.432565409687561%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Minneapolis city, Minnesota. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Nashville — Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance), Tennessee - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4752006; consolidated-government-balance. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 54.49526454043554% = 100 × 83605 / 153417 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 5730 of 159147 total renter units (3.60044487172237%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Nashville-Davidson metropolitan government (balance), Tennessee. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The source is the Nashville-Davidson consolidated-government balance, excluding separately incorporated places. Metropolitan in its legal name does not mean a metropolitan statistical area. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### New Orleans — New Orleans city, Louisiana - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US2255000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 56.564153439153436% = 100 × 41052 / 72576 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 3730 of 76306 total renter units (4.888213246664745%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in New Orleans city, Louisiana. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### New York City — New York city, New York - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US3651000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 51.925071488308056% = 100 × 1137454 / 2190568 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 120339 of 2310907 total renter units (5.2074358682543265%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in New York city, New York. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The destination name New York City is matched to official New York city, New York, with its exact native state and place identifiers retained. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Orlando — Orlando city, Florida - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US1253000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 57.03821418816577% = 100 × 45942 / 80546 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 4630 of 85176 total renter units (5.43580351272659%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Orlando city, Florida. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Philadelphia — Philadelphia city, Pennsylvania - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4260000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 51.29889128905545% = 100 × 164810 / 321274 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 24286 of 345560 total renter units (7.028012501446927%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Philadelphia city, Pennsylvania. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Phoenix — Phoenix city, Arizona - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US0455000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 54.29096017899752% = 100 × 146072 / 269054 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 13483 of 282537 total renter units (4.772118342022461%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Phoenix city, Arizona. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Pittsburgh — Pittsburgh city, Pennsylvania - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4261000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 52.357776471029815% = 100 × 41848 / 79927 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 4616 of 84543 total renter units (5.459943460724128%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Pittsburgh city, Pennsylvania. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Portland — Portland city, Oregon - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4159000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 54.366199221406966% = 100 × 75133 / 138198 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 8774 of 146972 total renter units (5.969844596249626%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Portland city, Oregon. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The destination is Portland, Oregon (state FIPS 41), not Portland, Maine (state FIPS 23). ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Raleigh — Raleigh city, North Carolina - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US3755000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 48.41942604856512% = 100 × 54835 / 113250 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 2459 of 115709 total renter units (2.1251588035502857%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Raleigh city, North Carolina. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Sacramento — Sacramento city, California - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US0664000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 54.97341820313223% = 100 × 53460 / 97247 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 4286 of 101533 total renter units (4.2212876601696%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Sacramento city, California. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Salt Lake City — Salt Lake City city, Utah - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4967000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 52.31686016644406% = 100 × 30552 / 58398 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 1516 of 59914 total renter units (2.530293420569483%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Salt Lake City city, Utah. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### San Antonio — San Antonio city, Texas - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US4865000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 53.23357622726424% = 100 × 131060 / 246198 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 16704 of 262902 total renter units (6.353698336262181%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in San Antonio city, Texas. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### San Diego — San Diego city, California - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US0666000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 56.65424804902782% = 100 × 154197 / 272172 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 12711 of 284883 total renter units (4.461831699329198%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in San Diego city, California. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### San Francisco — San Francisco city, California - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US0667000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 38.55041705948752% = 100 × 91186 / 236537 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 9073 of 245610 total renter units (3.6940678311143684%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in San Francisco city, California. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Seattle — Seattle city, Washington - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US5363000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 44.40762837278134% = 100 × 95424 / 214882 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 8831 of 223713 total renter units (3.9474684081836995%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Seattle city, Washington. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Tampa — Tampa city, Florida - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US1271000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 54.42434029434433% = 100 × 44487 / 81741 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 4895 of 86636 total renter units (5.650076180802437%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Tampa city, Florida. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The named place and state are matched exactly to the original 2025 geography metadata; no boundary equivalence or scoring permission is inferred. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. ### Washington DC — Washington city, District of Columbia - Period: 2025 ACS one-year; Census place 1600000US1150000; city-place. - Published 30.0%+ GRAPI category share: 49.1816250885011% = 100 × 94472 / 192088 computed-ratio housing units. - Excluded/not computed: 14156 of 206244 total renter units (6.8637148232191%). Excluded units are not treated as unburdened. - Source table: https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/acs/summary_file/2025/table-based-SF/data/1YRData/acsdt1y2025-b25070.dat; retrieved 2026-10-30T00:51:18.586970+00:00. - Original table SHA-256: f7259df745990893dfa6f18af3b4cb60c65f8410e66bf25678a98bc7b0739587. - Original 90% count margins of error are retained; derived percentage MOE, confidence interval and covariance are unknown. Long computational decimals do not imply measured accuracy. This estimate covers renter housing units in Washington city, District of Columbia. It uses the native Census place for ACS 2025, not the whole metropolitan area or JRC urban footprint. The destination name Washington DC is matched to official Washington city, District of Columbia. A place record is used rather than a district-level or metropolitan record. ACS household money income includes wage and salary amounts before tax deductions, and net self-employment income. It is not disposable or after-tax income. Census calculates the gross-rent-to-income ratio for each housing unit and rounds it to the nearest tenth before publishing the categories. Our share aggregates those categories, rather than dividing unrelated medians or using unrounded household microdata. Underlying measurements: U.S. Census Bureau. BestCityToLive derives the category aggregation; no overall rank or model admission is supplied. Full source ledger: https://bestcitytolive.com/data/us-renter-burden-2025.json CSV: https://bestcitytolive.com/data/us-renter-burden-2025.csv