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Comparability check

Before you call a difference a trend, check the record.

Select one Bay Area Continuum of Care and two years. The result names the source series, count coverage, reporting geography, limitation, and direct records behind the comparison.

PIT-RECONCILIATION-2026-07-14Tier A · PrimaryFederal administrative datasetU.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentPublished 2024Retrieved 2026-07-14CURRENT
Deadline utility

Check two PIT observations

Caution
Not comparable as two full counts

HUD marks Santa Clara in one selected year as sheltered-only coverage. Its unsheltered field must not be described as a newly enumerated full count.

2017
7,394
2024
10,394
Arithmetic difference
+40.6%
Open 2017 HUD record ↗Open 2024 HUD record ↗San Jose/Santa Clara City & County CoC

Which observations can be compared

PIT count coverage · nine Bay Area Continuums of Care

9 of 9 rows verified
2017201920222024Santa ClaraSan FranciscoAlamedaSonomaContra CostaMarinSan MateoNapaSolano
Published full countPartial coverageMethod breakNot verified
A published observation is not automatically proof of trend comparability. The utility below checks source series, reporting geography, coverage, and the selected years before returning a verdict.
Source of record

One federal series, retained row by row

All 36 observations come from HUD’s 2007–2024 CoC workbook. County names are reader-facing labels; the result always names the underlying federal CoC.

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Full table

Inspect the values and coverage fields

The counts page exposes emergency shelter, transitional housing, Safe Haven, sheltered, unsheltered, total, count type, and the direct source for every row.

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