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Me too... I'm not doubting the statement. I'd just like to see it.
The graph I posted was one survey using Us metros only and the one referenced in regards to North America,was by Mercer in which I already posted the link too earlier https://www.mercer.com/newsroom/2017...ng-survey.html
Neither Dallas or Atlanta are very urban to me. They both look and feel suburban outside of their business districts. Neither one has a big-city look or feel throughout. I think Dallas has a better infrastructure as far as streets, sidewalks and ability to navigate.
Atlanta is the most densely populated of the three. Dallas and Charlotte are a distant second and third respectively.
In addition to city proper density as Spade stated, Dallas is denser as an overall urban area
Dallas- 2879 ppsm
Atlanta 1706 ppsm
Charlotte 1685 ppsm
Atlanta has the lowest density of the 10 largest urban areas.
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