Maps
Coming Soon!
Neighborhood Nexus will soon give users the ability to create their own maps and other visualization options by choosing their own variables and geography. The ability to "visualize" your neighborhood gives a much richer understanding of the Atlanta region than can simple numbers in a spreadsheet. ETA: Winter 2010
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Metro Atlanta is the second-fastest growing metro area this decade, behind only Dallas. |
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Yes, we are one of the fastest-growing areas in the nation, but the type of growth we are getting is changing in dramatic ways. In short, we are growing older (yet staying young) and we are diversifying. |
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The 65 and older age segment is the fastest-growing in metro Atlanta, but we stay relatively young. In fact, when compared to other large metros, metro Atlanta ranks second in the share of "Generation X," or those age 25 to 39. |
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Make no mistake about, Atlanta's recent population growth has been driven in large part by its housing market. We've built a lot of housing over the last 15 or so years, and that has helped keep Atlanta a relatively affordable market - in most places. |
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Percent of Single-Family Units For the most part, people moving to Atlanta has done so in single-family units. Some 70 percent of all housing in this region is single-family. Usually, single-family housing, here meaning detached units, consume more land and thus contribute to sprawl. We've also built a lot of multi-family units lately, though. |
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2000 – 2008 Employment Change |
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Job growth has been anemic this decade, but of the jobs that we have added, the majority of them are in the lower-paying job sectors. In terms of high-paying jobs, well they have been disappearing lately. |
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Like population density, it is telling to see not only where job growth is occurring, but also those areas where jobs are heavily concentrated. These ares typically have a more urban feel with the associated amenities and are regional destinations. |
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