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Clark County - Las Vegas, makes up 68% of all of Nevada’s economy.

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Is Huntsville, Alabama the next hot market? The population growth is insane, the economy is strong, and the median home value is ~10% lower than the nation.

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Philadelphia’s economy has shrunk by 0.07% from 2020 Q1 to 2024 Q2. One of the only large cities economy to shrink during that time period. What’s going on in Philly?

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Cleveland’s poverty rate is 31.1% driven by the fall of the steel industry starting in tne 70s. You can follow the rise and fall of the steel industry exactly with the rise and fall of the local population.

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Manhattan’s GDP output is bigger than the entire of metros of both Austin and San Antonio combined. A 22 sq mi island.

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Manhattan and Houston both produce the same GDP, ~$479 billion. Houston is 640 sq miles while Manhattan is 22 sq mi. That’s a lot of dollars per square mile for Manhattan.

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New Orleans wetlands technically have a net gain over the last 20 years, but it’s from emerging herbaceous wetlands versus the shrinking woody wetlands, which are actually important for protecting the surrounding environment.

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Ersys is a free online tool we recently launched with data on every major U.S. city! Give us a follow for city data updates!

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Colorado currently has the highest percentage of residents with a Bachelor’s Degree at 27.3% of the population.

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These states have the lowest percentage of bachelor's degrees in the United States, for people with only a bachelor's degree and over 25. #education #demographics #newmexico #arkansas #kentucky #mississippi #westvirginia

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These states have the highest percentage of Bachelor's degrees in the country for people over 25 who only have a Bachelor's degree. #vermont #minnesota #massachusettes #newjersey #colorado

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These states are trending higher for poverty than the United States's 12.3% of household rate #poverty #nevada #florida #texas #newyork #alabama

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These states are trending lower than the United State's 12.3% of households rate #pennsylvania #arizona #illinois #california #washington #poverty

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These states are lagging behind the nation's 29.1% GDP growth since 2020 #gdp #newmexico #massachusettes #ohio #louisiana #illinois

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These 5 cities have low vacancies compared to the United States #sanfrancisco #houston #boston #dallas #portland #lowvacancies

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These 5 states are outpefroming the United State's 29.1% GDP growth since 2020 #indiana #southcarolina #nevada #tennessee #idaho #gdp

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Let's explain the 5 New York City boroughs and how they're counties. #nyc #newyorkcity #boroughs #manhattan

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These Florida cities are the least diverse. #diversity #florida #demographics

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Las Vegas has an interesting demographic story outside of the strip. #vegas #lasvegas #demograhpics

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Let’s find 5 state underperforming the United State’s GDP? #gdp #oregon #mississippi #california #georgia #newyork

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Is your state pulling its weight with the nation's growing GDP? #alabama #northcarolina #washington #texas #flordia #gdp #demographics

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San Francisco has erased 14 years of population growth in only 4 years. After, the population began to decline in 2020, the population of SF now in 2024 is less than what it was in 2011.

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San Francisco has never been a population booming city so let's anaylze the trends. #sanfrancisco #sf #demographics

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Jacksonville, FL is one of the largest cities in the US geographically at 747 square miles. This mostly due to the fact that the city shares the same boundaries as the county. This combines all of the rural areas around the city.

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Los Angeles is a big city in both population and geography, but it's not the biggest. So here are five cities that are! #losangeles #la #nashville #sanantonio #phoenix #houston #jacksonville

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Covid-19 ran a lot of people out of the cities, but the following were ~mostly unaffected (growth since 2020): 5. Houston (3.4%) 4. Austin (4.1%) 3. Phoenix (4.4%) 2. San Antonio (5.3%) 1. Charlotte (6.1%)

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Every major Texas city has experienced growth since 2020 except Dallas whose population actually shrunk by 2,200 people (0.1%). What’s going on in Dallas?

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Every major city in Texas is growing and quickly... except Dallas? #dallas #texas #demographics #dtx

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Is your city trending higher for poverty? #columbus #vegas #kansascity #philadelphia #thebronx #poverty

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Thinking about buying a home in Nashville? #nashville #demographics #homebuying #affordability

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San Antonio is currently outperforming its fellow Texan cities in both population (+5.31% since 2020) and economic growth (+48% since 2020).

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Even though the US economy has grown a decent amount since 2020, there are cities pulling their weight more. #omaha #denver #sanjose #miami #sanantonio #gdp #demographics

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Atlanta’s GDP has only grown ~7% over the last four years. For reference, the US’s GDP has grown 29.1%.

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I was a bit surprised that Portland’s GDP is currently lagging behind the nation’s. Portland GDP has grown 17.7% since 2020 whereas the US has grown 29.1%. Definitely solid growth still nonetheless.

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Here are 5 cities whose GDPs are lagging behind the rest of the country #losangeles #milwuakee #portland #virginiabeach #atlanta #gdp #demograhpics

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Is Denver affordable? Let’s decide for ourselves using data from Ersys #denver #affordability #demographics

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Cities like Seattle and Denver are gaining the populations they lost from 2020 back. In fact they’ve even grown. People are returning to the cities.

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People are returning to cities post 2020 exodus. Remote jobs coming to an end are driving people back to urban offices. #2020 #demograhpics #seattle #denver #sanfrancisco #growth

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How affordable is Portland? Let's find out using data from Ersys.com #portland #pacificnorthwest #affordability #portlandoregon

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The New Orleans population has only grown 25% since 1900. The nation’s has grown 350%.

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There are 4.7 times more single women head-of-householders living in poverty than their male counterparts in the United States

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When doing research of California’s least diverse cities, I found that Los Angeles is actually very diverse!

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Let's find the least diverse cities in California using data. #diversity #data #demograhpics #california #lacounty #la #losangeles

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On paper Seattle is doing well, but for whom? We look at demographic variables to figure out the story. #seattle #affordability #housing #demograhpics

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The DFW metro contributes 31% of Texas’s entire GDP 🤯

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You’d think Seattle would have a higher poverty rate since the median home value is $938k but it’s not. At 8.32%, it’s about 33% lower than the nation’s.

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