2020 Census Results (retired, rating, dental)

[R1070]

Originally Posted by JMatl

I'm guessing you haven't been to Southern Hall County since you lived here. There absolutely is solid suburban spillover from Atlanta, it's booming up that way. I wouldn't be surprised at all if the commuter share has passed the 25% threshold.

It should have already been part of Metro Atlanta. Hopefully they add it soon if not this round.

[btownboss4]

My last prediction before midnight is

Buffalo City and Rochester City Grew from 2010-2020 just because NYS was wildly undercounted.

I also think Cleveland might be closer to 390,000 than 380,000.

[mjlo]

Will this be local level data? I would guess the county level data would come out first, but I haven't looked into it.

[masssachoicetts]

I predict for around just around Boston:

Boston: 706,000
Cambridge: 127,000
Quincy: 98,000
Lynn: 96,000
Newton: 90,000
Somerville: 86,000
Brookline: 61,000
Medford: 58,000
Revere: 54,000
Everett: 48,000
Chelsea: 41,000

[btownboss4]

Originally Posted by mjlo

Will this be local level data? I would guess the county level data would come out first, but I haven't looked into it.

I believe it all comes out at once.

I do think states must already have it? Because they have like 4 months to redistrict

[ForeignCrunch]

What time does the data come out?

[BostonBornMassMade]

Originally Posted by masssachoicetts

I predict for around just around Boston:

Boston: 706,000
Cambridge: 127,000
Quincy: 98,000
Lynn: 96,000
Newton: 90,000
Somerville: 86,000
Brookline: 61,000
Medford: 58,000
Revere: 54,000
Everett: 48,000
Chelsea: 41,000

Be careful- DC came in way below projections and it was thought to already be at 705k. I have no idea what any of these towns will come in as apart from Chelsea and Everett which I think are surefire for those levels of growth

[BostonBornMassMade]

Originally Posted by ForeignCrunch

What time does the data come out?

probably some random time like 3:11pm aka whenever they feel like it.

[masssachoicetts]

Originally Posted by BostonBornMassMade

Be careful- DC came in way below projections and it was thought to already be at 705k. I have no idea what any of these towns will come in as apart from Chelsea and Everett which I think are surefire for those levels of growth

My thought process:

Depending on when the census responses came in on average, occupancy of rental/own homes were at all time high + the amount of construction/new units, I can't see how Boston did'nt hit 700k.

Somerville, Chelsea, Everett, Lynn and Quincy definitely undercounted because of immigrant levels. Somerville estimates started to plateau even with 1,000+ new units enterng the market.

Cambridge keeps getting revised upwards.

[Surge0001]

My guess for Alabama cities and metros


Birmingham: 213k
Mobile: 198k
Huntsville: 206k
Montgomery: 208k


Birmingham MSA: 1.157 Mil (shorted by 48k and split evenly between Shelby and Jefferson Counties)
Montgomery MSA: 394k (shorted by 22k, primarily Montgomery County)
Huntsville MSA:496k (shorted by 14k, 10k for Madison County and 4k for Limestone county)
Mobile CSA: 695k (Shorted by 37k, 27k going to Mobile County and 10k going to Baldwin County)