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Overall after checking on Bmore, DC, NYC, and others- there's not much change from 2019 to 2022 in most of these cities. Its been a pretty stagnant period in terms of demographic shifts.
Overall after checking on Bmore, DC, NYC, and others- there's not much change from 2019 to 2022 in most of these cities. Its been a pretty stagnant period in terms of demographic shifts.
I find it absolutely bizarre that 2020-2022 had -27,000 for Boston proper but like +5000 for Cambridge, Chelsea, Quincy, Malden, Brookline, Somerville, and Medford Combined. (Medford is also a weird one, +7,000 2020-2022)
I can’t imagine demographic trends have diverged so strongly when they’ve been correlated for the last 50 years or so
Do I know which is correct? No but I don’t understand how Cambridge nor Chelsea are caught up in whatever is happening in Boston. Because I Greek if there is a population collapse north of I-90 then you’d be seeing in similar Cambridge demographics and if it were south of I-90 you’d see it in Chelsea.
I find it absolutely bizarre that 2020-2022 had -27,000 for Boston proper but like +5000 for Cambridge, Chelsea, Quincy, Malden, Brookline, Somerville, and Medford Combined. (Medford is also a weird one, +7,000 2020-2022)
I can’t imagine demographic trends have diverged so strongly when they’ve been correlated for the last 50 years or so
Do I know which is correct? No but I don’t understand how Cambridge nor Chelsea are caught up in whatever is happening in Boston. Because I Greek if there is a population collapse north of I-90 then you’d be seeing in similar Cambridge demographics and if it were south of I-90 you’d see it in Chelsea.
Wait until the 5 year estimates are out to draw conclusions. One year estimates vary wildly from year to year.
Overall after checking on Bmore, DC, NYC, and others- there's not much change from 2019 to 2022 in most of these cities. Its been a pretty stagnant period in terms of demographic shifts.
Looks like Bmore lost population again based on the estimate.
Looks like Bmore lost population again based on the estimate.
College campus housing/enrollment pullback is the primary culprit, for the reported pop. drop.
The city is consistently increasing raw total occupied housing year over year.
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