The Fastest-Growing Cities
More people are moving to Texas. In fact, the Lone Star State boasts five of the 11 fastest-growing cities over the past year, according to the Census Bureau’s annual analysis of population trends in America’s cities.
Read more: May/June 2016 Market Pulse
Georgetown, Texas, part of Austin’s metro area, is the nation’s fastest-growing city. Its population has surged 7.8 percent in the past year alone. Austin also is seeing booming growth in Pflugerville, which is the nation’s 11th fastest-growing city.
According to the U.S. Census, the following are the fastest-growing cities and towns between July 2014 and July 2015:
- Georgetown, Texas: 7.8% growth
- New Braunfels, Texas: 6.6%
- Ankeny, Iowa: 6.5%
- Frisco, Texas: 6.3%
- South Jordan, Utah: 6%
- Dublin, Calif.: 5.5%
- Pearland, Texas: 5.3%
- Milpitas, Calif.: 5.3%
- Broomfield, Colo.: 5.2%
- Mount Pleasant, S.C.: 4.7%
- Pflugerville, Texas: 4.5%
- Fort Myers, Fla.: 4.4%
- Murfreesboro, Tenn.: 4.4%
- Goodyear, Ariz.: 4.3%
- Buckeye, Ariz.: 4.3%
The latest Census statistics show the following are the nation’s largest cities:
- New York: 8,550,405
- Los Angeles.: 3,971,883
- Chicago: 2,720,546
- Houston: 2,296,224
- Philadelphia: 1,567,442
Source: “Census Spots America’s Fastest Growing Cities…” BUILDER (May 19, 2016)
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