Which Small City Will Be the Fastest Growing in the South? (best, America)

[SouthernBoy205]

Which small city will become the South's fastest growing small city do to jobs, retail, and other factors?

[rnc2mbfl]

I'm assuming you mean the metro and not just the city. I think that Greenville has them most promise of the listed cities. I think there are other contenders that are not listed.

[SouthernBoy205]

I think Huntsville will become the fastest out of all of them. Let's face it, Huntsville has a big bright future. After Huntsville, is mobile. With the steel plant and other major jobs predicted for the area growth will spark throughout Mobile. And Greenville.............................?

[desert sun]

I think it will be close between Huntsville and Greenville, I wish them all the best though.

[Akhenaton06]

Originally Posted by A&M Bulldawg

I think Huntsville will become the fastest out of all of them. Let's face it, Huntsville has a big bright future. After Huntsville, is mobile. With the steel plant and other major jobs predicted for the area growth will spark throughout Mobile. And Greenville.............................?

• Clemson University's International Center for Automotive Research

• "The top micro North American City of the Future 2009/10 is Greenville, South Carolina, due to its strong economic potential, good human resources and high scores in business friendliness." fDi Magazine

• SOUTH CAROLINA -- Site Selection magazine, May 2009

Other possible contenders:

--Wilmington, NC
--Chattanooga, TN
--Fayetteville, AR
--Lafayette, LA

[Boston14]

Greenville

[nycricanpapi]

I would say none, but for the sake of the poll I would say Savanah

[Chico020]

Really, its not even close, its definitely Greenville, its location between Charlotte and Atlanta helps it out tremendously.

[Infamous92]

I see Huntsville growing the fastest out of all of them, its already developing rapidly.

[Iconographer]

The Greenville/Spartanburg area seems to have the most momentum of any of these cities right now.