CNN.com – The fastest growing U.S. cities

[Drew]

And SD is listed at #179 as having a net loss.

Article:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/06/27/real_estate/fastest_growing_cities/index.htm?postversion=2007062805

Top 200 list:

http://money.cnn.com/2007/06/27/real_estate/258_fastest_growing_cities/index.htm

[Drew]

My mistake, the list is the #258 cities…

[Drew]

My mistake, the list is the #258 cities…

[PerryChase]

I didn’t realize that San Antonio and Phoenix were bigger than San Diego. Now I know.

[PerryChase]

I didn’t realize that San Antonio and Phoenix were bigger than San Diego. Now I know.

[surveyor]

SanA/Phx

They made a big deal about San Antonio being bigger than San Diego about a year and a half ago in the UT.

[surveyor]

SanA/Phx

They made a big deal about San Antonio being bigger than San Diego about a year and a half ago in the UT.

[Artifact]

It is a good thing all those people moving to San Diego will keep driving demand for housing…

I think my math is good enough to figure out that a net loss in population is in fact less than the number of new homes built in the last year. I am sure someone can spin that story though.

T

[Artifact]

It is a good thing all those people moving to San Diego will keep driving demand for housing…

I think my math is good enough to figure out that a net loss in population is in fact less than the number of new homes built in the last year. I am sure someone can spin that story though.

T

[CAwireman]

So, SD lost 377 people. Would consider that to
mean that population was flat. No appreciable gain or
loss….

HiggyBaby

[CAwireman]

So, SD lost 377 people. Would consider that to
mean that population was flat. No appreciable gain or
loss….

HiggyBaby

[Duck]

San Marcos and Carlsbad had population growth of more than 5,000 for the same period. The housing mix (more homes for families in North County vs. more condos for singles and retirees in San Diego) must influence those numbers.

[Duck]

San Marcos and Carlsbad had population growth of more than 5,000 for the same period. The housing mix (more homes for families in North County vs. more condos for singles and retirees in San Diego) must influence those numbers.

[cr]

The title is misleading. Fastest growing, implies increases in numbers as opposed to slowest growing or shrinking.

Don’t let the housing market bulls read this though, might scare ’em.

Maybe the title is designed to make them feel better.

[cr]

The title is misleading. Fastest growing, implies increases in numbers as opposed to slowest growing or shrinking.

Don’t let the housing market bulls read this though, might scare ’em.

Maybe the title is designed to make them feel better.

[Author]

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