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I don't think so. At least, not with Houston. In the last 5 decades Houston has added an average of over 200k people. What it is you see that will change in the next 40 years as opposed to what is predicted by experts that Houston's metro will add almost 900k every decade for the next 20 years beats me.
If trends continue as they have Houston will have 2,996,099 in total city population. Now think of it's metro. If it grows as it has been adding approx 900k every decade the Houston metro will be at 9.7 million by 2050. What social demographic measurement it is you see that experts and numbers don't makes me wonder.
There's this link where scientists predict the future. www.newsoffuture.com and in it is this prediction that the US will be at about 419 million people in 2050.... and 24.4% of it will be hispanics. Considering that Houston has a large hispanic population these numbers of Houston are quite likely.
no he is not, stop the unwarranted accusations, this is the first nice thing about Houston he has said in a while.
Geez can't someone post something favorable about another city on CD anymore?
no he is not, stop the unwarranted accusations, this is the first nice thing about Houston he has said in a while.
Geez can't someone post something favorable about another city on CD anymore?
You know that by now. Can't say anything nice, especially Houston.
no he is not, stop the unwarranted accusations, this is the first nice thing about Houston he has said in a while.
Geez can't someone post something favorable about another city on CD anymore?
I have always defended Houston! The only bad thing I've ever said about it was the JP Morgan Chase Tower being ugly.
I'm originally from Idaho, if you really want to know. I lived in Houston for 8 years. I lived in DFW for 4 years. Austin, 12.5 years. In Las Cruces, NM for 1.5 years. And I am now in San Francisco. If this interests you any.
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