State Profile

Delaware

Delaware housing stability analysis evaluates long-term affordability durability, volatility resistance, supply pressure, and ownership sustainability.

Housing Stability Score

11

/100

Composite Score • Higher is stronger

Scores use a consistent four-component framework built from public, reproducible data sources.

Housing-first durability lens

Trend Direction

Stable

Trend direction is based on latest available multi-period score movement.

Score Components

Every location includes standardized component evaluation so cross-location comparison stays structurally consistent.

Affordability Stability

Evaluates whether housing costs align sustainably with local income over time using rent burden, price-to-income, and cost growth relative to wages.

Component Score: 13 / 100

National: 13 / 100 percentile (low relative stability)

Market Volatility

Measures housing price consistency and resistance to boom-and-bust cycles that can destabilize long-term resident outcomes.

Component Score: 31 / 100

National: 25 / 100 percentile (below-average relative stability)

Supply Pressure

Tracks whether housing availability keeps pace with demand through inventory, construction pace, and local supply balance conditions.

Component Score: 26 / 100

National: 7 / 100 percentile (low relative stability)

Ownership Sustainability

Assesses long-term ownership viability through expense escalation, tax burden pressure, insurance overlap, and distress indicators.

Component Score: 26 / 100

National: 17 / 100 percentile (low relative stability)

Comparative Context

State Comparison

Use the city and county pages in this state for sub-state comparisons.

National Comparison

National benchmark: 9 / 100 percentile (higher is more stable), placing this location below most comparable places nationwide.

Methodology Summary

Scoring uses public, reproducible county-level datasets including ACS, BLS LAUS, FHFA HPI, and Census housing estimates, applied through the same framework across affordability stability, market volatility, supply pressure, and ownership sustainability.

Snapshot Date: 2023-12-30Data Update Status: Succeeded • 2026-02-24 14:00 UTC

County Data Refresh: Succeeded (2026-02-24 02:27 UTC)City Data Refresh: Succeeded (2026-02-24 13:35 UTC)HUD County Refresh: Succeeded (2026-02-24 14:00 UTC)County Score Update: Succeeded (2026-02-24 14:00 UTC)State/National Score Update: Succeeded (2026-02-24 14:00 UTC)City Score Update: Succeeded (2026-02-24 14:00 UTC)