50 States and DC Population Projections, 2030 (rent, unemployment, construction)

[greyfox2000]

By 2030, there may be massive relocation of whites to the upper NW as they try to escape crime and persecution. We see this today as whites flee to the Cape Province but the govt is determined to track them down and destroy them.

[Spade]

Originally Posted by radraja

If most newcomers are moving into nearby MD or VA, that would explain it...

DC is up to 588,000 now and I think it's picking up.

[18Montclair]

Originally Posted by greyfox2000

By 2030, there may be massive relocation of whites to the upper NW as they try to escape crime and persecution. We see this today as whites flee to the Cape Province but the govt is determined to track them down and destroy them.

Are you kidding?

[mackinac81]

I'm surprised Michigan's at 11th. At the rate people are moving out I thought it'd be much much lower.

[Atma]

I don't really trust those numbers... 2030 is 20 years away. the population, at least in regard to my own state of Alabama, doesn't fit the trend of the last 20 years.

The list has "Alabama 4,874,243" by 2030 where the 2008 (the census doesnt come till 2010) estimate is at 4,661,900 which is a rough 200,000 difference. But looking at the historical trend, in most every 10 years the population actually grows around 200,000 except from 1990-2000 where it went up for about 400,000.

I'm looking at some of the other states as well, similar situations exist.

[stefansanity]

Originally Posted by ElkHunter

Oh crap. 522,000 in the whole state?????? We got to work on thinning that down. It's getting entirely too crowded.

Lol now thats funny it just so happens i had a friend move to WY right at the boarder of Montana!

But thats awesome my state made it to #7 a long way from where we are now, #10 but i still see SC is still lingering towards the bottom!!lol

[stefansanity]

Originally Posted by Guerilla

10 counties? More like 28. And if Atlanta is at 16 million by 2025, then it will be the third largest metro area behind NYC and LA. I doubt it. You have a link to that article?

Im not the OP but i think I found the exact link here ill post the link below
Population Projections - State Interim Population Projections by Age and Sex: 2004 - 2030

and if you click on where it where it ways Table One you'll open a Microsoft Excell Sheet with all the Info here is the direct link to the 2030 Population Estimates In Microsoft Excell

http://www.census.gov/population/pro.../PressTab1.xls

WOOT WOOT I GOT 2 THINGS TO BRAG ABOUT!! NORTH CAROLINA RANKED IN AT #7!!! AND WERE BIGGER THAN GEORGIA!!

WOOT WOOT!!

[PalmBch]

Wow, California could be its own country

[Maintainschaos]

IL is almost 13 million already...I guess these are low projections?

[PITTSTON2SARASOTA]

The projections are "off base"...especially for Florida and Pennsylvania...IMHO.