Fast growing areas in slow growing or shrinking states

[omar04]

There are obviously a lot of fast growing metros in states like Idaho and Texas, but also places like Merced and Huntsville in California and Alabama respectively. What are some other examples of this?

[Roll Roons]

Delaware County, OH and Cumberland County, PA come to mind.

[ProgressiveModerate]

Grand Rapids area MI, Madison WI, Fayetteville area AR

Underrated is core NYC in gentrifying parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Many neighborhoods grew 20%+ since 2010

[Bismarck]

Grand Rapids area MI, Madison WI, Fayetteville area AR

Underrated is core NYC in gentrifying parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Many neighborhoods grew 20%+ since 2010

Same for the Chicago, the west, south, and north loop neighborhoods plus the loop proper have grown a lot

[Brittain33]

Desoto county, Miss.
Lakewood, NJ
Cambridge, Mass.

[Bismarck]

Delaware County, OH and Cumberland County, PA come to mind.

What’s going on in Cumberland County to drive growth?

[TDAS04]

Greater Des Moines.

[sting in the rafters]

Delaware County, OH and Cumberland County, PA come to mind.

What’s going on in Cumberland County to drive growth?

Western Shore suburbs of Harrisburg, lot of grads looking for state government/healthcare jobs. Also good school districts for young families.

[MaxQue]

Columbus, OH.

[Samof94]

Upstate NY has some

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

I don’t know if SC counts as slow growing but Horry and Greenville county have grown tons in the last decade and seem to continue that way

[Roll Roons]

I don’t know if SC counts as slow growing but Horry and Greenville county have grown tons in the last decade and seem to continue that way

Wasn’t SC the fastest growing state in the most recent estimate? It definitely does not count as “slow growing”.

[MarkD]

Platte County, MO. Other MO counties that have been growing exceptionally fast over the last 40-50 years include St. Charles, Christian, and Boone.,

[Born to Slay. Forced to Work.]

I don’t know if SC counts as slow growing but Horry and Greenville county have grown tons in the last decade and seem to continue that way

Wasn’t SC the fastest growing state in the most recent estimate? It definitely does not count as “slow growing”.

I saw during the census redistricting that SC came closer to loosing a seat then gaining one, so I wasn’t sure

[ProgressiveModerate]

I don’t know if SC counts as slow growing but Horry and Greenville county have grown tons in the last decade and seem to continue that way

Wasn’t SC the fastest growing state in the most recent estimate? It definitely does not count as “slow growing”.

I saw during the census redistricting that SC came closer to loosing a seat then gaining one, so I wasn’t sure

Ye it’s kinda annoying how they didn’t seem to do much to adjust ACS estimates for 2020 census results.

[omar04]

Grand Rapids area MI, Madison WI, Fayetteville area AR

Underrated is core NYC in gentrifying parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Many neighborhoods grew 20%+ since 2010

Would you happen to have a list of those neighborhoods? I've only been able to find details for a few community boards unfortunately.

[Progressive Pessimist]

 Dane County and its surrounding areas in Wisconsin fits this, I think.

[NorCalifornio]

I don’t know if SC counts as slow growing but Horry and Greenville county have grown tons in the last decade and seem to continue that way

Wasn’t SC the fastest growing state in the most recent estimate? It definitely does not count as “slow growing”.

I saw during the census redistricting that SC came closer to loosing a seat then gaining one, so I wasn’t sure

If true, that's surprising. SC grew by about 10% from 2010 to 2020, whereas the national population only grew by about 7%. The Huntington-Hill method can occasionally do strange things though, so maybe it did come close to losing a seat.

[NorCalifornio]

Placer County, CA. Concentrated in the suburban southern portion, particularly Roseville and Rocklin.

[ProgressiveModerate]

Grand Rapids area MI, Madison WI, Fayetteville area AR

Underrated is core NYC in gentrifying parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Many neighborhoods grew 20%+ since 2010

Would you happen to have a list of those neighborhoods? I've only been able to find details for a few community boards unfortunately.

Williamsburg, Downtown Brooklyn, Greenpoint, Long Island City, Jamaica, and much of Manhattan below 110st

[omar04]

Grand Rapids area MI, Madison WI, Fayetteville area AR

Underrated is core NYC in gentrifying parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Many neighborhoods grew 20%+ since 2010

Would you happen to have a list of those neighborhoods? I've only been able to find details for a few community boards unfortunately.

Williamsburg, Downtown Brooklyn, Greenpoint, Long Island City, Jamaica, and much of Manhattan below 110st

Thanks! I was also able to find an excel file with demographic data for NTAs at this link https://www.nyc.gov/site/planning/planning-level/nyc-population/2020-census.page

[Schiff for Senate]

Greater Des Moines.

The growth in Dallas County (west of Des Moines) is absolutely INSANE. It grew 62% from 2000 to 2010 and more than 50% from 2010 to 2020...in just those twenty years it's grown from 40,000 people to 100,000.