Citywide totals per year, scaled per 1,000 residents (using each city's current Census population) so St. Paul and Minneapolis are comparable despite their different population sizes, grouped by the same component score categories used for the Living Quality Score on the map. Crime and permit data starts at 2015. Affordability figures (Census ACS) are only available for 2018–2022, averaged across districts.
Which districts changed the most, first year to latest, on the metrics with real year-by-year history
This isn't the full Living Quality Score over time: most of its inputs (schools, transit, crash rate, chronic disease, etc.) are single-snapshot data with no historical archive to compare against. Only crime, permits, and the Census Economic Profile fields below have genuine multi-year history.
Per 1,000 residents, per year
Per 1,000 residents, per year
Census ACS figures, averaged across districts, compared side by side
Census ACS Gini index (0 = perfect equality, 1 = maximum inequality), most unequal district first - not part of the Living Quality Score