U.S. Metro Growth Slows, Shaped by Migration, Weather, Policy
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U.S. metro area population growth slowed significantly last year, with international migration declining and hurricanes impacting Floridas Gulf Coast. Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Charlotte led growth, while far-out suburbs around these cities thrived due to remote work and affordable housing. New Yorks growth was driven by more births than deaths, surpassing natural increase nationwide. These trends indicate that weather, policy changes, and work trends are reshaping American living patterns, setting the stage for uneven growth in the future.
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