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Rochester hasn't posted a gain since before 1960. Trends show slowing declines. Have estimates shown a year over year gain in the last few years?
He was talking about Monroe County which has grown by 85% or so since 1960 (400->750k) while the city dropped 30% (330->210) which is why I think if the county isn't gaining the city likely isn't.
Not sure what we are talking about here. If you are talking metro areas, I will give Tri-Cities, WA as population of 300,000. This would be the highest ever. (Benton and Franklin Co. in WA).
Not sure what we are talking about here. If you are talking metro areas, I will give Tri-Cities, WA as population of 300,000. This would be the highest ever. (Benton and Franklin Co. in WA).
We are just talking about cities, so tri cities would have to be separated to be part of this discussion.
He was talking about Monroe County which has grown by 85% or so since 1960 (400->750k) while the city dropped 30% (330->210) which is why I think if the county isn't gaining the city likely isn't.
The last time Monroe County, NY had 400k people was in 1926. Monroe County had 586,387 in 1960.
It's also only gained 37,683 people in the past 47 years.
Not sure what we are talking about here. If you are talking metro areas, I will give Tri-Cities, WA as population of 300,000. This would be the highest ever. (Benton and Franklin Co. in WA).
These numbers came out in March, and Kennewick-Richland, as an MSA, had 283,846. Far from 300,000.
The census actually revised the DC population for 2015 down to 670,377 so DC added +10,793 people last year. That growth rate has been steady for a couple years now. It's going to take a big jump though in the next 3 years because DC is delivering about 15,000 new housing units from 2016 through the end of this year.
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