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The New York CSA grew by 3.3% and added 717,852 residents between 2000-2010.
Population Estimates (http://www.census.gov/popest/metro/CBSA-est2008-annual.html - broken link) from 2000 Census
By CSA:
- New York CSA: 22,085,649 (Officially Completed)
- Los Angeles CSA: 17,877,506 (Officially Completed)
- Chicago CSA: 9,686,021 (Officially Completed)
- Washington DC/Baltimore CSA: 8,716,701 (Officially Completed)
- Boston CSA: 7,559,060 (Officially Completed)
- Bay Area CSA: 7,468,390 (Officially Completed)
- Dallas/Fort Worth CSA: 6,610,530 (Officially Completed)
- Philadelphia CSA: 6,533,683 (Officially Completed)
- Houston CSA: 6,051,363 (Officially Completed)
- Atlanta CSA: 5,639,649 (Officially Completed)
- Detroit CSA: 5,218,852 (Officially Completed)
- Seattle CSA: 4,199,312 (Officially Completed)
- Minneapolis/Saint Paul CSA: 3,577,451 (Officially Completed)
- Denver CSA: 3,090,874 (Officially Completed)
- Cleveland CSA: 2,881,937 (Officially Completed)
- Saint Louis CSA: 2,845,298 (Officially Completed)
- Orlando CSA: 2,818,120 (Officially Completed)
- Sacramento CSA: 2,461,780 (Officially Completed)
- Pittsburgh CSA: 2,447,393 (Officially Completed)
- Charlotte CSA: 2,402,626 (Officially Completed)
- Cincinnati CSA: 2,172,191 (Officially Completed)
- Kansas City CSA: 2,105,217 (Officially Completed)
- Indianapolis CSA: 2,080,782 (Officially Completed)
- Columbus CSA: 2,071,052 (Officially Completed)
- Las Vegas CSA: 1,995,215 (Officially Completed)
- Austin CSA: 1,759,039 (Officially Completed)
- Milwaukee CSA: 1,751,316 (Officially Completed)
- Raleigh/Durham CSA: 1,749,525 (Officially Completed)
- Salt Lake City CSA: 1,744,886 (Officially Completed)
- Nashville CSA: 1,670,890 (Officially Completed)
- Louisville CSA: 1,427,483 (Officially Completed)
- Oklahoma City CSA: 1,322,429 (Officially Completed)
- New Orleans CSA: 1,214,932 (Officially Completed)
- Birmingham CSA: 1,208,452 (Officially Completed)
- Tulsa CSA: 988,454 (Officially Completed)
- Omaha CSA: 901,041 (Officially Completed)
Numerical Growth 2000-2010 Combined Statistical Areas & Miami, Phoenix, San Diego, Tampa, San Antonio and Portland MSAs
Los Angeles CSA +1,503,861
Houston CSA +1,236,241
Washington CSA +1,144,054
Dallas CSA +1,122,574
Atlanta CSA +1,091,305
Phoenix MSA +941,011
New York CSA +717,852
Las Vegas CSA +596,965
Seattle CSA +595,147
Miami MSA +557,071
Sacramento CSA +531,631
Charlotte CSA +505,592
Austin TX CSA +475,112
Denver CSA +460,894
Raleigh-Durham CSA +434,936
San Antonio +430,805
Tampa MSA +387,246
San Francisco CSA +375,794
Chicago CSA +373,766
Philadelphia CSA +326,460
Minneapolis CSA +305,563
Portland MSA +298,128
Nashville CSA +289,603
San Diego MSA +281,480
Boston CSA +260,365
Salt Lake City CSA +275,412
Indianapolis CSA +237,194
Columbus CSA +235,863
Kansas City CSA +204,147
Oklahoma City CSA +161,487
Louisville CSA +135,001
Cincinnati CSA +122,016
Omaha CSA +97,840
St Louis +90,970
Tulsa CSA +79,926
Birmingham CSA +78,731
Milwaukee CSA +61,744
Cleveland -63,894
Pittsburgh CSA -78,337
Detroit CSA -138,686
New Orleans CSA -145,504
Percentage Change 200-2010 Combined Statistical Areas & Miami, Phoenix, San Diego, Tampa, San Antonio and Portland MSAs
Las Vegas CSA +41.6%
Austin CSA +37.1%
Raleigh-Durham CSA +33.1%
Phoenix MSA +28.9%
Sacramento CSA +27.5%
Charlotte CSA +26.7%
Houston CSA +25.6%
San Antonio MSA +25.1%
Atlanta CSA +23.9%
Nashville CSA +20.9%
Dallas CSA +20.4%
Salt Lake City CSA +18.7%
Denver CSA 17.5%
Seattle CSA +16.5%
Tampa MSA +16.2%
Portland MSA +15.5%
Washington CSA +15.1%
Oklahoma City CSA +13.9%
Columbus CSA +12.8%
Indianapolis CSA +12.8%
Omaha CSA +12.0%
Miami MSA +11.1%
Kansas City CSA 10.7%
San Diego MSA +10.1%
Louisville CSA +10.4%
Minneapolis CSA +9.3%
Los Angeles CSA +9.1%
Tulsa CSA +8.8%
Birmingham CSA +6.9%
Cincinnati CSA +5.9%
San Francisco CSA +5.3%
Philadelphia CSA +5.2%
Chicago CSA +4.0%
Milwaukee CSA +3.6%
Boston CSA +3.5%
New York CSA +3.3%
St Louis CSA +3.3%
Cleveland CSA -2.2%
Detroit CSA -2.6%
Pittsburgh -3.1%
New Orleans CSA -12.0%
I too and surprised with how much Manhattan has grown. This is not based off of any observation as I try to avoid Manhattan like the plague when I am in NYC and stick to Queens mostly, but I think logic would dictate that since Manhattan is the most expensive and densest borough then it is likely not to have the highest amount of growth.
On the other side of this, Brooklyn and Queens are also surprising as it has been my perception that they have seen a good chunk of the growth the last 10 years. However, they do have the demographic mixture that would lead itself to an undercount. More surprising than that is the Bronx pretty much has the same demographics that would also be likely not to send in a Census form, but posted the largest gain outside of Staten Island that really has no place but up to go.
NYC is always a very interesting city to study though as far as population growth goes though. It's like trying to figure out all of the factors that goes into a State's growth in one place.
I'm actually surprised that Manahttan's growth wasn't more. If you went by the 2009 community survey, it had the fastest population growth outside of Staten Island.
And it seemed like Brooklyn and Queens had a lot of new construction and infill. I'm rather confused at the results. It seems like the census was consistently lower by the community survey for cities by 40%-50% for not just NYC but most major cities.
100K jobs in Tysons at glance does pass the sniff test - today there are like maybe 40K there
You do relaize not all PR released is true dont you
I swear you are jealous of D.C.! Tyson's Corner had 92,603 jobs back in 2005. It's projected to have 143,000 jobs by 2030. If you haven't been keeping up, Tyson's Corner is going through the greatest redevelopment second only to Dubai world wide and if you read you would know it's not coming from me saying that.
I swear you are jealous of D.C.! Tyson's Corner had 92,603 jobs back in 2005. It's projected to have 143,000 jobs by 2030. If you haven't been keeping up, Tyson's Corner is going through the greatest redevelopment second only to Dubai world wide and if you read you would know it's not coming from me saying that.
You dont get it, no one is jealous of DC. DC boosters have this idea that their region will prosperously continue to boom because the government will never take cuts. Youre mistaken sir, a government cut will stop all of these impressive projects right in their tracts. I love the DMV but this is to much delusion, just think about what your city will do when tax dollars break... either you dont understand what we're saying or your just dont want to see the light
I swear you are jealous of D.C.! Tyson's Corner had 92,603 jobs back in 2005. It's projected to have 143,000 jobs by 2030. If you haven't been keeping up, Tyson's Corner is going through the greatest redevelopment second only to Dubai world wide and if you read you would know it's not coming from me saying that.
Nobody is jealous of DC - everybody knows it's a great city. Everyone just gets annoyed how arrogant you and some of the other DC posters come off. You guys make fantastical claims continuously (you're good with posting up sources though) while rarely giving credit where it's due to other places. Last time I mentioned this, one of the other DC boosters said something like "I'll keep defending DC until haters stop hating" or something along those lines. Ever realize it might be the other way around?
Location: That star on your map in the middle of the East Coast, DMV
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Let me make the claim I'm optomistic about growth in the DC area, but MDAllstar is typically the most optimistic when it comes to what you call "DC boosting." Many things MDAllstar says do have some truth to it, but there are a lot of things that still have to line up perfectly for all those hopeful scenarios to happen. He's an optimist lets just face it. I like DC when its slept on and actually not in the limelight like NY, LA, Chicago. I think growth will continue here, but the rate will not be as fast as the last 10 years. Maybe for the next few years it will, but somewhere around 2015 i could see it slowing just a bit, although still growing at substantial numbers though. The immigrant population here is booming, Maryland saw 106% increase in Hispanic population so things are still looking up...
Oh yea and a key milestone will be passing Chicago's CSA roughly around 2020 or shortly after, it's bound to happen.
And comparing Tysons to Dubai??? Lets not do that....I thought it was 100,000 residents they were trying to add, not jobs?
I hate that place. And I dont think Ive ever been so critical about anywhere on C-D before but I can't stand that place and never want to go back. Ever.
Ahh. So they're going ahead with that plant to construct the world's largest indoor mountain range - a full-scale model of the Alps. And I though The Onion was just joking.
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