nashvol85 0 Report post Posted March 30, 2005 WARNING: PDF FILE ftp://ftp.nashville.org/web/mpc/Populatio...e_2000_2010.pdf It seems that people are beginning to move back 'inside the loop' in the downtown, Germantown, and West End areas...but the ring of neighborhoods around that seem to be losing population. Hopefully we can influence some growth thoughout the city instead of just the central city or the outskirts of the county. Any thoughts? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nashvol85 0 Report post Posted March 30, 2005 Also the percentage growth for the areas. ftp://ftp.nashville.org/web/mpc/Populatio...e_2000_2010.pdf Notable in the central city: 77% downtown, 51.5% Germantown area, 331.2% SoBro/Rutledge Hill, Rolling Mill Hill, 277.9% West End/Midtown predicted over the next 10 years. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
sleepy 1 Report post Posted March 30, 2005 I think for every 1 person who is attracted to downtown or innercity living, 10 people will move to outlying areas. For better or worse, most people prefer the suburbs. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
it's just dave 8 Report post Posted March 31, 2005 At least the losses don't seem that dramatic in the "pink" areas between the core and closer burbs. I'm pretty amazed at the burbs surrounding the areas with such strong growth anticpated. People do like the burbs and always will. But it's gratifying that so many are expected to move into the central city over the next few years. Quite a switch from the flight pattens of the past when it was flight out and nothing in. At least some are reversing the trend. I'm only 5 miles out from the core, but would still like to be closer. Someday, hopefully, I will. But I'm having the house painted right now, so I guess I'll stick around a while. Downtown, 7 minutes, not too bad. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
