US Cities Info — City ResearchOriginal analysis of U.S. city population, housing, commuting and demographics.https://uscitiesinfo.com/en-USRent Burden in U.S. Cities: What the Median Rent Leaves Outhttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/rent-burden-beyond-median-rent/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/rent-burden-beyond-median-rent/Explore the shares of renter units spending 30% or 50% of income on housing. Original city analysis explains denominators, missing ratios and survey uncertainty.Wed, 30 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMTWhy City Boundaries Change Population and Density Comparisonshttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/city-population-vs-city-boundaries/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/city-population-vs-city-boundaries/Compare U.S. city population, land area and density using Census data. Learn why municipal boundaries and metropolitan areas can produce different comparisons.Sat, 26 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMTMedian Age, Living Alone and Households with Children: Three Views of a Cityhttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/cities-households-and-median-age/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/cities-households-and-median-age/Explore city median age, households with children and people living alone. Census data show why these measures describe different aspects of local demographics.Tue, 22 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMTCommuting Without a Car: What U.S. City Census Data Can Tell Youhttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/commuting-without-a-car/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/commuting-without-a-car/Compare city transit, walking and cycling commute shares with households without vehicles. Explore Census data and the limits of citywide accessibility measures.Fri, 18 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMTLow Home Values vs. Monthly Owner Costs: Two Different Housing Questionshttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/home-values-vs-monthly-owner-costs/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/home-values-vs-monthly-owner-costs/Compare median home values with homeowner costs for mortgaged and mortgage-free units. Census city data reveal why a low value does not define a monthly budget.Mon, 14 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMTWhere U.S. Residents Work from Home—and What the Data Actually Measurehttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/cities-with-the-most-working-from-home/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/cities-with-the-most-working-from-home/Explore where resident workers report working from home. Compare Census worker shares with rent and home values, without confusing them with remote job openings.Thu, 10 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMTFastest-Growing Cities: Percentage Growth vs. Residents Addedhttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/fast-growing-cities-percent-vs-people/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/fast-growing-cities-percent-vs-people/Celina leads percentage growth while Charlotte adds the most residents under our 20,000-person cutoff. Explore how growth measures change a city comparison.Sun, 06 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMTLow Rent Is Only Half the Story: Comparing Rent and Income in U.S. Citieshttps://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/rent-and-income-in-us-cities/https://uscitiesinfo.com/blog/rent-and-income-in-us-cities/Compare rent, household income and renter burden in U.S. cities. Original Census analysis shows why lower median rent does not always mean easier housing costs.Wed, 02 Sep 2026 12:00:00 GMT