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Forecasting Socioeconomic Trends

  02/06/2009
ESRI's 2009/2014 demographic data updates identify areas of high unemployment, activity in the housing market, rising vacancy rates, reduced consumer spending, changes in income, and increased population diversity. Updated data variables, such as population, housing, age, income, and home value, ensure that analysts can conduct their research with the most accurate information available, particularly for fast-changing areas.
 

 

ESRI data is created to provide the most accurate small-area analysis at any geographic level. The accuracy of the data helped ESRI identify the beginning of the bursting housing bubble and subprime mortgage crisis a full two years before the market collapsed.

 

ESRI's 2009/2014 data was created using a proven methodology and has been released for more than 2,000 demographic data variables including 2014 forecasts, and five  major data collections. ESRI Data is released across 11 different geographies, from national to block group levels.

 

The data is currently available in more than 50 reports and maps from Business Analyst Online, ESRI's on-demand analysis tool, and as ad hoc databases. It will also be available soon in ArcGIS Business Analyst desktop software, the optional ArcGIS Business Analyst Segmentation Module, and ArcGIS Business Analyst Server as well as from ArcGIS Online. Information from the data can be used by organizations to analyze trends, identify growth, and make governmental or business decisions about expanding services and to reveal new market opportunities.



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