Downtowns' Residential Population (populations, Chicago, neighborhood)

[the topper]

Downtown Residential Populations, according to City Data 2016

1. NY: 325,000
2. Philadelphia: 65,000
3. L.A: 54,000
4. San Jose: 50,000
5. San Diego: 33,000
6. Seattle: 32,000
7. Chicago Loop: 25,000
8. Denver: 22,000
9. San Francisco: 17,000
10.Portland: 10,000
http://www.city-data.com/indexes/cities/

[Bobdreamz]

Do you have a link?

[the topper]

Originally Posted by Bobdreamz

Do you have a link?

http://www.city-data.com/indexes/cities/

[Republic of Michigan]

https://iamemenhiser.com/2017/01/08/...ation-by-city/

As of January 1, 2017:

NYC, Washington DC, San Francisco are excluded from this survey.

Philadelphia 180,000
Chicago 136,000
Miami 80,750
Denver 73,000
Seattle 70,000
LA 58.702
Orlando 43,388
Minneapolis 40,000
Detroit 35,000
San Diego 35,000

[btownboss4]

Originally Posted by Republic of Michigan

https://iamemenhiser.com/2017/01/08/...ation-by-city/

As of January 1, 2017:

NYC
Chicago 136,000
Miami 80,750
Denver 73,000
LA 58.702
Minneapolis 40,000
Detroit 35,000

Great Chicago has a Downtown population between 25,000 and 136,000

[Bobdreamz]

Originally Posted by the topper

http://www.city-data.com/indexes/cities/

Thanks! I was looking for downtown Miami and I recall it's population was pegged at around 85,000 recently and still growing.

[Shakeesha]

It seems like a last ditch effort to make Philadelphia look good.

[DavePa]

These populations for downtowns is ridiculous. We know the OP saw his San José at #4 and his dislike toward San Francisco .... much further down.

I'm sorry but you can't limit downtown Chicago to just the Loop. These stats don't even include the highly residential Lakeview East (New East Side). Even goggle adds it o the Loop. But anyone who has ben to Chicago . Soon realizes it is way more then the Loop.

Even San Francisco this low.... really must be just using the Financial district. Just ridiculous to limit it like it apparently does.

We have been thru this with the OP's threads before......

[the topper]

Originally Posted by DavePa

These populations for downtowns is ridiculous. We know the OP saw his San José at #4 and his dislike toward San Francisco .... much further down.

I'm sorry but you can't limit downtown Chicago to just the Loop. These stats don't even include the highly residential Lakeview East (New East Side). Even goggle adds it o the Loop. But anyone who has ben to Chicago . Soon realizes it is way more then the Loop.

Even San Francisco this low.... really must be just using the Financial district. Just ridiculous to limit it like it apparently does.

We have been thru this with the OP's threads before......

It's from city data. It's not Financial district. Just look for SF and downtown neighborhood.

[the topper]

Originally Posted by Republic of Michigan

https://iamemenhiser.com/2017/01/08/...ation-by-city/

As of January 1, 2017:

NYC, Washington DC, San Francisco are excluded from this survey.

Philadelphia 180,000
Chicago 136,000
Miami 80,750
Denver 73,000
Seattle 70,000
LA 58.702
Orlando 43,388
Minneapolis 40,000
Detroit 35,000
San Diego 35,000

Miami downtown area is 43,000 http://www.city-data.com/neighborhoo...-Miami-FL.html