The most important decision first-time real estate investors will make is where they choose to invest in property. The team at LLC Attorney created a helpful guide with a comprehensive analysis that determined the 50 top cities for real estate investment.
This new study from NapLab offers us a statistical examination of the most popular sex positions based on their survey responses. The team transformed the results into a unique blend of data visualization, sexual wellness information, and an examination of preferences across different demographics.
Health and senior care expenses are perhaps the largest contributor to retirement costs and one of the most significant factors the team at Ooma considered when creating their scoring system, which ranks the states that are most expensive to retire in. Mississippi had the most affordable assisted living costs at $54,943 annually, compared to Hawaii’s high cost of $139,807 annually.
A new chart from Ooma shows the path to billionaire status by America’s self-made women. They span diverse industries, including technology, entertainment, and traditional business building, but as we examine the data, some distinct wealth-building patterns appear.
In a new study, Kremp Florist reveals Americans’ most common birth date and year. They found that August has the highest concentration of birthdays in 45 states, prompting questions about why this might be.
Studying the social media landscape shows that generations have different platform usage patterns. Younger people enjoy embracing and exploring new platforms while more and more older people migrate to the world of social media. This analysis reveals that platform popularity can shift among different age demographics as new platforms emerge.
Snowbirds are sun-lovers who flock south to seek out sunshine and warm weather to escape the dreary, snowy, often brutal northern winters. A recent study from Florida Rentals creates a scoring system to determine the best locations for America’s snowbirds.
The team at PARequirements studied the amount of children’s soda consumption in states across America to determine where kids drink the most and least soda. The findings are revealed in a map that displays a clear “soda belt” in southern states where consumption is highest.
NapLab’s new study on attraction sheds light on how culture and location can create distinct preferences in physical attraction across the U.S. The research shows that our standards of beauty aren’t universal. Geography, climate, and local culture seem to influence what Americans are attracted to.
A new study from Student Choice reveals the return on investment (ROI) of popular college majors, shedding light on broader economic and industry trends. These findings can show us more about the current job market and which industries hold the most potential for growth.
