# 4. Forecast changes

Market View can help you identify trends for your local market. For example, let's say we wanted to look at affordability and race/ethnicity. We might want to show the **Change in Average Household Income by Race/Ethnicity** and **Change in School-Aged Population by Race/Ethnicity**.

![](/files/Ki2F9LrVTPw8Su7mfuE3) ![](/files/e2ODcWsAdFuTpO5SAdEs)

At the end of this 5-minute tutorial, you will have artifacts like these two slides. These are just two examples of the trends you can look at in Market View.

## Looking at **Change in Average Household Income by Race/Ethnicity**

Let's first take a look at the Change in Average Household Income by Race/Ethnicity. We'll go to the **Affordability section** under the Trends tab in Market View.

![](/files/ha5L16TuMSRdlVQft3gs)

Next, we'll select **Change in Average**.

![](/files/AFMueYvHik6WJgYBkXAe)

We'll download an image of this graph by clicking the **Download button** in the top right.

![](/files/csy3uoWSevPYbaHd34iy)

## Looking at **Change in School-Aged Population by Race/Ethnicity**

Now, let's grab our second graph that shows Change in School-Aged Population by Race/Ethnicity. 

We'll go to the **Diversity section** under the Trends tab in Market View.

![](/files/OPwnAhXAIhbT5DuLSohx)

Next, we'll select **Change**.

![](/files/BVAnh0DeDc9MSz0doN3q)

Finally, we'll download an image of this graph by clicking the **Download button** in the top right.

![](/files/9zS1pMUXwgfnpZdTJmq5)

That's it! We have the two graphs we need for our presentation. We can just drop them into our presentation like this.

![](/files/Ki2F9LrVTPw8Su7mfuE3) ![](/files/e2ODcWsAdFuTpO5SAdEs)

These are just two of 16 trend graphs available in Market View. Have fun digging into the data and trends for your local market!


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