Consumer durable goods owned by U.S. households and nonprofits
Estimated value of consumer durable goods owned by U.S. households and nonprofit organizations, measured at replacement or current cost rather than market value. The Federal Reserve table note gives this specific valuation basis even though the table dictionary has a broader market-value unit label.
This series is valued at replacement or current cost according to table note 3. The broad market-value unit label in the dictionary does not describe the valuation for this item. These are end-of-period balances in millions of current U.S. dollars and are not seasonally adjusted. S1M.b covers households and nonprofit organizations together, including farm households; its sector note also includes private equity funds, personal trusts, and domestic hedge funds through 2012:Q3. It is not a household-only measure unless the indicator name says so. The first available observation is 1945:Q4; observations are annual at year end through 1951 and quarterly from 1952:Q1. Missing quarters remain missing and are not interpolated by this dataset. Valuation basis varies by item: real estate and marketable securities are at market value, while consumer durables and other nonfinancial assets use replacement or current cost. Totals and component rows overlap; memo items such as 529 plan assets are already included in total assets. Federal Reserve releases may revise historical values or methods, which can affect comparisons over time.
Key facts
- Consumer durable goods owned by U.S. households and nonprofits in the United States was $9.11 trillion in Q2 2026, according to the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
- Published for 1 places, with figures from Q4 1945 to Q2 2026.
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