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One where it’s behind DC, SF, AND Dallas in raw GDP?
My phone may still be connected to the internet in my home dimension. Care to share a link with Houston in 4th?
Raw GDP doesn't tell the whole story of economics - manufacturing, affordability, etc. play a role in it. And more expensive areas tend to have higher GDPs.
Just saying the raw GDP is higher doesn't mean a place has a strong economy - does LA have a stronger economy than DFW?
I tried my best to understand the methodology employed in this study, but... just to make sure I'm not hallucinating here, this is the "dynamic" community where George Burns lookalikes ride around in little golf carts, right?
I tried my best to understand the methodology employed in this study, but... just to make sure I'm not hallucinating here, this is the "dynamic" community where George Burns lookalikes ride around in little golf carts, right?
The report says that The Villages made the list due to its rapid population growth. Feel free to define "dynamic" in some other way.
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