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So, given the responses here, it seems like the only cities worth paying attention to are the major Ohio cities. I agree that the outlook for Buffalo and Rochester is a lot darker than the outlook for Cleveland and Cincinnati, but by how much is the question.
That is tough to answer, but both of those OH areas are twice the size of the 2 NY areas as well. So, that adds to complications of the comparison(s).
I think this will come down to what you are looking for and is important to you.
So, given the responses here, it seems like the only cities worth paying attention to are the major Ohio cities. I agree that the outlook for Buffalo and Rochester is a lot darker than the outlook for Cleveland and Cincinnati, but by how much is the question.
The Cleveland MSA has actually had the weakest population growth since 2000.
Just curious about Cincinnati’s numbers, but where is most of the growth occurring in that area? I ask because it is different from the 3 other areas in that it is a multi state metro area and in turn, a good portion of the growth actually be occurring in KY and IN.
Just curious about Cincinnati’s numbers, but where is most of the growth occurring in that area? I ask because it is different from the 3 other areas in that it is a multi state metro area and in turn, a good portion of the growth actually be occurring in KY and IN.
Although not officially counted in the MSA numbers of Buffalo, the adjacent Niagara Region of Canada showed a 3.83 per cent increase between 2011 and 2016, or 16,542 more people. Niagara growth has tripled in the last five years, and has had an influence in business and retail in Buffalo. Nearly 500,000 Canadians live within just a few miles of the Buffalo MSA.
Although not officially counted in the MSA numbers of Buffalo, the adjacent Niagara Region of Canada showed a 3.83 per cent increase between 2011 and 2016, or 16,542 more people. Niagara growth has tripled in the last five years, and has had an influence in business and retail in Buffalo. Nearly 500,000 Canadians live within just a few miles of the Buffalo MSA.
Are you suggesting Canadians cross the border to shop in Buffalo/Niagara Falls? Is that true? lol
Are you suggesting Canadians cross the border to shop in Buffalo/Niagara Falls? Is that true? lol
Have you been to Downtown buffalo? Probably 1/6-1/5th of the cars have Canadian license plates
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