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Originally Posted by Jandrew5
Bottom line, all cities have their pluses and minueses. Doesnt matter how big or small they are. And between Chas, N Chas, and Mt P, thats over 340,000 people, and over 740,000 in the metro and climbing. Not sure how thats "staying small."
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Yeah in terms of percentages, I think metro Charleston is the second fastest-growing on the East Coast; it definitely has no aspirations of staying small. But I'm glad that it didn't have the post-war boom that other Southern cities experienced; that probably would have wiped out a good bit of the city's historic urban fabric.
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