{
  "years": [
    "2008",
    "2009",
    "2010",
    "2011",
    "2012",
    "2013",
    "2014",
    "2015",
    "2016",
    "2017",
    "2018",
    "2019",
    "2020",
    "2021",
    "2022",
    "2023",
    "2024"
  ],
  "series": [
    {
      "name": "California",
      "unit": "Index, United States all-items RPP = 100 that year",
      "values": [
        161.361,
        160.404,
        158.028,
        157.145,
        156.194,
        155.709,
        157.935,
        158.044,
        160.083,
        162.521,
        163.834,
        164.636,
        166.329,
        164.99,
        160.121,
        157.831,
        154.346
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "Texas",
      "unit": "Index, United States all-items RPP = 100 that year",
      "values": [
        87.983,
        88.199,
        89.262,
        89.676,
        91.094,
        91.435,
        93.567,
        93.957,
        95.552,
        95.243,
        95.248,
        95.836,
        95.775,
        95.582,
        96.999,
        97.454,
        96.503
      ]
    },
    {
      "name": "United States",
      "unit": "Index, United States all-items RPP = 100 that year",
      "values": [
        100.424,
        100.455,
        100.391,
        100.399,
        100.366,
        100.37,
        100.386,
        100.419,
        100.389,
        100.43,
        100.422,
        100.398,
        100.615,
        100.595,
        100.594,
        100.574,
        100.629
      ]
    }
  ],
  "source_ids": [
    "S1"
  ],
  "note": "BEA housing RPPs estimate tenant-occupied housing price levels. US housing RPP need not equal 100."
}
