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In a photo at center, a female speech therapist works with an elementary-school-age boy in a clinic setting. To the left and right of the image is an overlay or border, tinted in navy blue, medium blue, and teal, showing details from the Minneapolis Fed's Occupational Licensing Dashboard.
Occupational Licensing Dashboard
Our tool offers data on occupational licensing for all 50 states and more than 100 occupations.
New property data tool reveals patterns of investor ownership in the Twin Cities area, key image
Investor-owned homes
Minneapolis Fed tool highlights critical data about concentrations of investor-owned homes
A mixed message on housing progress in the Twin Cities region, detail image of chart
Regional Housing Affordability Dashboard
In addition to measuring progress against three regional housing affordability goals, the dashboard developed and maintained by the Minneapolis Fed monitors 10 housing-related indicators that reflect the full range of the housing market. It also provides context on how these outcomes vary across the Twin Cities region and compare to peer regions.
New Fed tool will measure zoning-reforms’ impacts on housing affordability in Minneapolis, sample chart image from tool
Minneapolis 2040 Housing Indicators
The Minneapolis Fed’s new dashboard monitors ten housing-related outcomes from the City of Minneapolis’ Minneapolis 2040 comprehensive plan and associated policy changes, as well as relevant information that provides context on how these outcomes vary across Minneapolis neighborhoods and compare to peer cities.
New mortgage-performance dashboard informs efforts to preserve homeownership, key image
Ninth District mortgage performance dashboard
Minneapolis Fed releases new data tool to monitor mortgage performance in the Ninth District
Twin Cities Community Credit Profile measures residents’ participation in the credit economy, key image
Twin Cities credit profile
Twin Cities Community Credit Profile measures residents’ participation in the credit economy to show how consumer credit access varies across place and time. Our tool focuses on indicators, such as credit scores, that lenders use to determine who has access to credit and on what terms. Reflecting underlying economic disparities, credit scores may be imperfect indicators of borrowers’ likelihood of repaying their debts.
4d impact estimator clip
4d tool
Interactive tool enables governments in the Twin Cities area to estimate city tax impacts of preserving naturally occurring affordable housing