Minneapolis Population Growing Faster than Expected
January 31, 2006
City planning officials analyzing population and housing trends have concluded that Minneapolis could have a population as high as 466,000 by 2030, reports Sarah McKenzie in the Downtown Journal.
Most of the increased population is settling in Downtown and Uptown neighborhoods, but there is also significant growth along the Hiawatha Corridor, home to the city’s light rail line.
All this emigration to the city is creating new housing stock. Planners expect the number of housing units in Minneapolis to rise from 168,629 units in 2000 to nearly 190,000 in 2010, an 11 percent increase.
Nice pick, Alicia - buying along the Hiawatha Corridor!
2 Comments:
Nice pick buying in the one significantly growing neighborhood where I could afford a decent place!!
Why would people wanna move where the snow and cold are!? my friend Jenn lived in Minnesota has since moved to Indiana and wants to go back to MN, i can't understand why?
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