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Thank you CD. Rates are relevant to current size. If a town has 1 person and adds 1 person, percentage wise astronomical growth for that town. That's why I asked how many people they added. I think it's Greenville-Mauldin-Anderson.
Spartanburg did okay for an MSA its size, what with BMW and all.
Seems like the Upstate has seen its growth slow a bit over the last few years, while Charleston's has sped up (probably mostly due to Boeing, but I think they were growing at a good clip even before Boeing made their announcement). Columbia's growth rate rolling along at a healthy, sustainable 1-1.5% per year.
What about the Charlotte metro counties (York, Lancaster, Chester)?
Not sure about the counties specifically but the metro added between 40-45k last year. York is a very fast growing county, so I would expect it to be material.
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