The Fastest Growing Cities in the U.S.

[OfTheCross]

Coming in as America’s fastest growing city is The Woodlands, Texas. This Houston-adjacent community is projecting an extreme population increase, reflecting the rapid population growth of the state of Texas.

According to 2020 Census data, Texas is America’s third fastest growing state, with a population of over 29 million—that’s more than the entire population of Australia.

The second fastest growing city is Temecula-Murrieta, California, which lies in the center of the triangle formed by Los Angeles, San Diego, and Palm Springs. Despite the fact that five of the 20 fastest growing cities are in California, the Golden State’s overall population has been somewhat stagnant in recent years. In 2018, California’s population growth rate dipped to 0.47%—its slowest growth rate on record.

 

[PCHMalibu]

fukk.

Temecula is my weekend dip spot cause it's so chill and most people don't think to come visit.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

80% of the population in urban areas is giving rural areas too much power. We’re fukked

 

[No1]

80% of the population in urban areas is give rural areas too much power. We’re fukked

I don’t know what the solution is outside of changing how we apportion seats and power.

 

[Serious]

80% of the population in urban areas is giving rural areas too much power. We’re fukked

I was listening to a podcast a couple weeks ago that broke down how these "lists" are skewed and bs.

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

I was listening to a podcast a couple weeks ago that broke down how these "lists" are skewed and bs.

These lists may be BS, but the urbanization of America and how that’s leaving rural areas with disproportionate power in state and federal legislature is real. Our HOR should be much bigger and the two senator regardless of size setup is pure bullshyt

 

[No1]

I was listening to a podcast a couple weeks ago that broke down how these "lists" are skewed and bs.

What’s the basis for claiming that they aren’t accurate? I’m curious.

 

[Uitomy]

80% of the population in urban areas is giving rural areas too much power. We’re fukked

It is what it is though, the popular population centers are getting too expensive and polluted for most people, plus the homelessness in alot of these cities is getting remarkably creepy

 

[Micky Mikey]

Most of these cities will be screwed because of climate change

 

[AquaCityBoy]

Nowhere in the Bay Area, Arizona or Georgia.

 

[Serious]

What’s the basis for claiming that they aren’t accurate? I’m curious.

Basically these lists are bs propaganda done by realtors to get white yuppies to move these areas. But it’s nothing worry about.