Population growth in outer suburbs has been notably higher than inner cities in the past decade. From 2013 to 2023, suburbs expanded by 11.9%, versus 5.9% in principal cities. Factors like remote work, affordable housing, and quality of life draw residents away from urban centers. Suburban areas offer larger homes and better schools, appealing to millennials transitioning to homeownership. Additionally, economic opportunities, lower taxes, and favorable climates in regions like the Sun Belt and Mountain West foster rapid growth in suburban communities.
Over the past decade, population growth in outer suburbs has significantly outpaced that of inner cities, with suburban areas growing by 11.9% compared to 5.9% growth in principal cities.
The rise of remote and hybrid work has enabled individuals to prioritize space and affordability in suburban areas, contributing to a significant shift in population.
Suburban areas often provide larger homes, lower housing costs, and modern infrastructure, attracting millennials who are entering homeownership and starting families.
Economic opportunities, favorable climates, and affordable housing in the Sun Belt and Mountain West are attracting more residents, causing rapid suburban expansion in these regions.
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