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Originally Posted by Min-Chi-Cbus
I thought Phoenix was growing like gangbusters (still, according to the projections), yet Seattle eclipses it by 2020 and its population is nearly stable?
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Seattle has always been larger than Phoenix. Phoenix when it was growing faster started closing the gap. Seattle CSA to Phoenix MSA, that is called PCSA
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Seattle and Phoenix after Pheonix's growth slowdown have grown the exact same rate. They have had nearly identical populations for over 5 years now and likely will continue to have the same rate and population.
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