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It states that there is a 99% housing occupancy, but that was stated in 2013. There has been more housing constructed and finished or is currently being constructed.
It states that there is a 99% housing occupancy, but that was stated in 2013. There has been more housing constructed and finished or is currently being constructed.
Rochester has over 7500 residents downtown and growing rapidly with units in the construction phase to reach 10,000 soon. That is more than any of the other downtowns and possibly more than all of them combined. There is even a grocery store that has been there for a couple of years, a 99' waterfall and don't forget the week long Jazz Fest later this month.
Rochester has over 7500 residents downtown and growing rapidly with units in the construction phase to reach 10,000 soon. That is more than any of the other downtowns and possibly more than all of them combined. There is even a grocery store that has been there for a couple of years, a 99' waterfall and don't forget the week long Jazz Fest later this month.
I believe that Buffalo has over 8000 in its Downtown and Syracuse has about 3500 or so, with both also growing due to more housing being built. I'm not sure about Albany, but I wouldn't be surprised if there is population growth in their Downtown as well.
Some of this may depend on what is viewed as "Downtown" and the census/count year, as I've seen a range of numbers for Downtown Syracuse alone.
Last edited by ckhthankgod; 06-09-2017 at 08:02 PM..
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