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Wendell Cox notes in a posting at New Geography, that the 2013 annual metropolitan area population estimates by the US Census Bureau show that between 2010 and 2013, 51% of the population increase in the 52 major metropolitan areas (over 1 million population) of the United States was in the South. The West accounted for 30% of the increase. All but one of the top ten metropolitan areas for domestic migration were in sunnier climates. The exception was #9 — Seattle.
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While per capita vehicle miles traveled are on the decline, the market share of urban transportation in the USA take takes place in personal vehicles in the USA remains stable. This is highlighted by the following table that appeared in a March 20, 2014, posting at newgeography.com.
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Going forward, I will shift to weekly publication of my aggregation of Land Use and Real Estate news articles gleaned from the Internet. I am converting to weekly updates because there is insufficient material for daily updates. When I come across something of major significance in between the weekly updates, I will share it right away. Please send comments or suggestions via email to pike@urbanexus.com.
