US City Data Reports

Data-driven city profiles powered by Census Bureau, CDC, and CMS government data. Population, economics, health metrics, and hospital quality at a glance.

Los Angeles

CA
Population 9,936,690
Median Income $83,411
Median Home $732,200
Hospital Avg Rating 3.1/5
Los Angeles County

Chicago

IL
Population 5,225,367
Median Income $78,304
Median Home $293,700
Hospital Avg Rating 2.5/5
Cook County

Houston

TX
Population 4,726,177
Median Income $70,789
Median Home $235,300
Hospital Avg Rating 3.2/5
Harris County

Phoenix

AZ
Population 4,430,871
Median Income $80,675
Median Home $371,400
Hospital Avg Rating 2.8/5
Maricopa County

Miami

FL
Population 2,688,237
Median Income $64,215
Median Home $387,000
Hospital Avg Rating 3.1/5
Miami-Dade County

Dallas

TX
Population 2,604,053
Median Income $70,732
Median Home $252,200
Hospital Avg Rating 3.1/5
Dallas County

Seattle

WA
Population 2,254,371
Median Income $116,340
Median Home $761,500
Hospital Avg Rating 3.4/5
King County

Detroit

MI
Population 1,781,641
Median Income $57,223
Median Home $158,600
Hospital Avg Rating 2/5
Wayne County

Austin

TX
Population 1,289,054
Median Income $92,731
Median Home $444,800
Hospital Avg Rating 3.7/5
Travis County

Charlotte

NC
Population 1,115,403
Median Income $79,265
Median Home $334,700
Hospital Avg Rating 3.6/5
Mecklenburg County

Atlanta

GA
Population 1,061,944
Median Income $86,267
Median Home $398,300
Hospital Avg Rating 2.5/5
Fulton County

San Francisco

CA
Population 851,036
Median Income $136,689
Median Home $1,348,700
Hospital Avg Rating 3.3/5
San Francisco County

Boston

MA
Population 785,443
Median Income $87,669
Median Home $650,900
Hospital Avg Rating 4/5
Suffolk County

Denver

CO
Population 710,800
Median Income $85,853
Median Home $540,400
Hospital Avg Rating 3.6/5
Denver County

Akron

OH
Population 539,361
Median Income $68,360
Median Home $182,500
Hospital Avg Rating 3.5/5
Summit County

About City Reports

Each city profile aggregates data from the U.S. Census Bureau (demographics, economics), CDC PLACES (health metrics), and CMS Hospital Compare (hospital quality). All data comes from official government sources and is updated annually or quarterly depending on the source. Data is reported at county level — the smallest geography consistently available across all sources.