Posted Jan 28, 2022, 2:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Innsertnamehere
That was the case for 2001 to 2016, though I believe it is no longer the case as Burlington has basically run out of new subdivision areas and is now super NIMBY for intensification, it's adding *maybe* 1,000 people a year right now. It's growth has simply fallen off a cliff.
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Net Population Growth, 2001-2006
Hamilton: 14,290
Burlington: 13,579
Grimsby: 2,640
Net Population Growth, 2006-2011
Hamilton: 15,390
Burlington: 11,364
Grimsby: 1,388
Net Population Growth, 2011-2016
Hamilton: 10,885
Burlington: 7,535
Grimsby: 1,989
Hamilton's population is also 3x that of Burlington and 20x that of Grimsby.
Hamilton's growth has traditionally been powered overwhelmingly by the suburbs, so it'll be interesting to see what the 2021 Census data reveals.
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Last edited by thistleclub; Jan 28, 2022 at 3:44 PM.
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