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Old Posted Jun 18, 2020, 6:54 PM
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Originally Posted by cardeza View Post
At its worst, Philly lost over 25% of its population and Detroit lost over 50%, but part of Philly look like Detroit, even in 2020. You should look around a bit. We have a lot more areas that never fully depopulated and thus our population loss and vacancy rates arent as high, but there are sections that would be right at home in Detroit. This is the poorest of the 10 largest cities in America, lets not forget. we shouldnt discuss this as if Philadelphia is light years away from understanding detroit's plight. losing almost 600k people in 50 years is nothing to sneeze at......
Looking at Philly Wiki, the highest population Philly has was 1950 2,071,605

If we would have held that population + growth we would be #2 or #3 in Biggest population in the US

2019 population
#1 NYC 8,336,817
#2 LA 3,979,576
#3 Chicago 2,693,976
#4 Houston 2,320,268
#5 Phoenix 1,680,992
#6 Philadelphia 1,584,064

If we were #2 how powerful would Philly be and how would we have worked with NYC?
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