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Wow, the growth for most cities is impressive! All we’ve been hearing over the past couple of years is that people are leaving New York, LA, Chicago etc. but all those places have seen a lot of growth. I think the under counts make you appreciate it a little bit more to find out just how much cities have actually grown.
Wow, the growth for most cities is impressive! All we’ve been hearing over the past couple of years is that people are leaving New York, LA, Chicago etc. but all those places have seen a lot of growth. I think the under counts make you appreciate it a little bit more to find out just how much cities have actually grown.
The thing is these are numbers from 2010 to 2020. All that talk about those cities only started in the past like 3 or 4 years. But hey who knows
Just noticed Seattle was well under it's estimate...like 30k people off. Looks like they were definitely overestimating it's growth this decade.
Between Boston, DC, Seattle and NYC all being way off I think the census struggles with roommate situations where there is just a random collection of individuals in a housing unit rather than a family unit
Cincinnati is at 309,317 which is almost exactly where I thought it would be. I'm guessing a big jump in metro population as well, but I haven't seen that. That's a 4,000 boost from the estimates and 12,000 gain since 2010.
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