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Last edited May 21, 2025
Created on May 21, 2025
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This interactive visualization displays US city housing metrics across seven switchable views, including median home prices, household income, population, unemployment rate, and job growth. Built with React and D3 v7, each chart—bar, scatter, pie, bubble, box plot, heat map, and line—responds to user clicks, highlighting selected cities in a details panel. The heat map computes a correlation matrix using d3.quantile and scaleLinear with diverging colors, while the line chart fits a linear regression. Data loads from a CSV via d3.csv.

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City Housing Data Visualization

This project visualizes housing data for various cities in the United States, including metrics like median home prices, population, household income, and more.

Visualizations

The project includes multiple visualization types:

  1. Bar Chart - Displays median home prices by city
  2. Scatter Plot - Shows the relationship between household income and median home prices
  3. Pie Chart - Visualizes population distribution by city
  4. Bubble Chart - Represents population size with bubble size and unemployment rate with color
  5. Box Plot - Shows statistical distribution of housing metrics
  6. Heat Map - Displays correlations between different city metrics
  7. Line Chart - Explores the relationship between job growth rate and home prices

Usage

Click on the navigation buttons at the bottom to switch between visualization types. Interact directly with data points to see detailed city information.

Data Source

The data includes information on various US cities, with metrics like population, median home prices, rent, household income, job growth, and unemployment rates.

MIT Licensed

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