2019 United States Population Estimates for MSAs/CSAs (safe, live, better)
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But many also go to San Jose MSA. Having a separate MSA for San Jose is questionable. Unlike DC/Balt, it's one media market, and it's definitely one job market, especially if you're in tech.
Yes I totally think at this point, it's just misleading for SF and SJ to be separate. Also, the latest census bureau data shows that Alameda County is by far the #1 Bay Area destination of San Joaquin County commuters.
Metros are recalculated and counties added or subtracted the 3rd year of each decade 2013...Next time will be 2023... Maybe Nashville Clarksville will merge than
Nashville is already a pretty huge MSA in land area.
Is there any website that has a comprehensive list or chart?
there's a really cool website that has all of the MSAs and CSAs mapped, but linking it would make the reply be deleted since it is considered a competitor website. mwah mwah
there's a really cool website that has all of the MSAs and CSAs mapped, but linking it would make the reply be deleted since it is considered a competitor website. mwah mwah
Ohhh Shelby County (Memphis) grew by 2000, good by Memphis standards, guess Memphis is not dead yet....Guess all that development is actually starting to mean something
Incorrect. The stats show that Shelby County grew by 801 in 2019 and 1,114 in 2018. So Shelby County's growth actually slowed a bit last year.
Look for the "Population, Population Change, and Estimated Components of Population Change: April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2019 (CO-EST2019-alldata)" link at the census web site: https://www.census.gov/newsroom/pres...nty-metro.html
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Top 5 numerical growth for large MSAs from July 1st 2018 to July 1st 2019
1. Dallas 117380
2. Phoenix 98994
3. Houston 89994
4. Atlanta 75061
5. Washington DC 32646
It's pretty sad that +33,000 qualifies for #5 these days. What happened to this country? Our growth used to be so much better. We're following the European trajectory on purpose.
If ABQAlex's numbers are confirmed (not that I think he made them up), OMB must have finally added Harnett County to Fayetteville NC's MSA---->which anyone familiar with Fayetteville already knows Harnett is mostly a "Fayetteville county" and has been for years, with exception to its extreme northern tip that is more Raleigh-influenced...
This actually fits too, aesthetically, because when I start counting off the cities within a 20% radius of this updated Fayetteville population that I've been too, by and large Fayetteville doesn't feel any smaller than those places...
This also means that, because the last MSA GDP estimates released in December were for 2018 and this population release is for 2019, that the following GDP release will reflect Harnett in Fayetteville's MSA GDP...
Man, this is gonna upset the North Carolina forum, being that Fayetteville is already larger than certain NC darling cities, and this means the size differential just got larger haha...
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It's pretty sad that +33,000 qualifies for #5 these days. What happened to this country? Our growth used to be so much better. We're following the European trajectory on purpose.
I think towards the end of the decade there will be a much due immigration boom, so long as reform happens. The country cannot simply rely of births/deaths in order to grow.
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