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Old Posted Jun 3, 2023, 6:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Mopacs View Post
Absolutely insane growth. Among comparably sized metros Las Vegas comes closest in growth since 1990, though it has slowed recently (we were well behind for awhile). Raleigh Durham has also grown significantly

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Raleigh and Austin clearly accelerated beyond the pack, Toledo and Charleston the laggards, and the rest of whom are in the 900k-1.3m range.

Of what is similar today, the closest to Raleigh and Austin in 1990 was Nashville at 1.2m or San Antonio at 1.4m and (in the opposite direction) only Vegas as you mention.

If you sort by every decade this is the case—Austin is leaps and bounds ahead of what were its peers in that decade.


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In 10 years, just like every other decade, we won’t be in the same company.
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Houston: 2.4m (+3.9%) + MSA suburbs: 5.4m (+12%) + CSA exurbs: 200k (+5%)
Dallas: 1.3m (+2%) / FtW: 1.0m (+10%) + suburbs: 6.4m (9%) + exurbs: 566k (+9%)
San Antonio: 1.5m (+6%) + MSA suburbs: 1.2m (+10%) + CSA exurbs: 82k (+3%)
Austin: 994k (+3%) + MSA suburbs: 1.6m (+18%)
Texas (whole): 31.29m (+7%) / Texas (balance): 8.6m (+3%)
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