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I know its ridiculous, he added 7 billion to Philly and used its CSA compared to the other MSA's.
Seriously, its been happening every year 18montclair makes his GDP thread since 2008.
I hope your NOT talking about me.... My data is correct. I posted MSA's. Our GDP is 420 Billion in MSA. And the whole US should agree. There are many pleas to the US census to fix our Metro, because its fragmented. I do not "boost" Philadelphia, I know this cities limits, I know it has its pluses, and I certainly know it has minuses. I protects Philly's name, because its the most underrated, and unfairly treated city in the US. After all it has done for them new cities.. smh
My projections of 2025 are:
1. N.Y (You already know the story)
2. LA. (will be the same, just more population. LOL!)
3. D.C (will be finally be dense)
4. San Francisco {tech capital of the world} /Philadelphia {Art/innovation capital of the world/major history spot}(will be top destinations in the world soon)
6. Chicago (makes me sad to put it this low.)
7. Houston (when will y'all CD'ers ever learn? Boom doesn't last long!!! Houston WILL level out soon.)
8. Dallas/FTW
9. Boston (Boston is Boston)
10. San Antonio (Dont believe me just watch. Guys this city is amazing! It will be a top destination. Will explode very soon)
10. San Antonio (Dont believe me just watch. Guys this city is amazing! It will be a top destination. Will explode very soon)
Do you know what SA GDP is right now???? SA would have to annex half of Texas to get to the top ten.
SA's GDP is about 70B. That is 200B less than the current number ten. Even SA plus Austin only gets you to 150B. Give it all the counties south to the Valley and north to El Paso and it still would not crack the top ten
My projections of 2025 are:
1. N.Y (You already know the story)
2. LA. (will be the same, just more population. LOL!)
3. D.C (will be finally be dense)
4. San Francisco {tech capital of the world} /Philadelphia {Art/innovation capital of the world/major history spot}(will be top destinations in the world soon)
6. Chicago (makes me sad to put it this low.)
7. Houston (when will y'all CD'ers ever learn? Boom doesn't last long!!! Houston WILL level out soon.)
8. Dallas/FTW
9. Boston (Boston is Boston)
10. San Antonio (Dont believe me just watch. Guys this city is amazing! It will be a top destination. Will explode very soon)
It has already leveled and it's still growing. Expect it to grow even more as the port starts increasing in importance.
I hope your NOT talking about me.... My data is correct. I posted MSA's. Our GDP is 420 Billion in MSA. And the whole US should agree. There are many pleas to the US census to fix our Metro, because its fragmented. I do not "boost" Philadelphia, I know this cities limits, I know it has its pluses, and I certainly know it has minuses. I protects Philly's name, because its the most underrated, and unfairly treated city in the US. After all it has done for them new cities.. smh
Please. Unfarily treated city in the US? Yeah right. Sunbelt cities would LOVE to be treated as fairly as Philadelphia by peers on here.
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My projections of 2025 are:
1. N.Y (You already know the story)
2. LA. (will be the same, just more population. LOL!)
3. D.C (will be finally be dense)
4. San Francisco {tech capital of the world} /Philadelphia {Art/innovation capital of the world/major history spot}(will be top destinations in the world soon)
6. Chicago (makes me sad to put it this low.)
7. Houston (when will y'all CD'ers ever learn? Boom doesn't last long!!! Houston WILL level out soon.)
8. Dallas/FTW
9. Boston (Boston is Boston)
10. San Antonio (Dont believe me just watch. Guys this city is amazing! It will be a top destination. Will explode very soon)
Napa and San Jose are seperated by 80 miles of uninhabitable terrain & water and are part of the same metro. Philadelphia -Trenton are seperated by 15 miles of densely populated land and are not part of the same metro.
Sounds fair.
The CMSA's are a joke.
Agreed. For some of the NE places, CMSAs mean a lot more. For everywhere else, they barely make any sense.
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