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Migration Trends

Virginia migration trends

Posted inOpinion

Yes, Virginia, Northern Virginia is losing population

by Dwayne Yancey April 20, 2022October 17, 2022

Census Bureau estimates show Fairfax County has been losing population since 2018. What does that mean for the state?

Posted inOpinion

Lynchburg metro grows, Roanoke metro shrinks

by Dwayne Yancey April 19, 2022October 17, 2022

Another look at the latest census estimates, which show some potentially important new population trends.

Posted inOpinion

Which locality has the biggest problem with people moving out?

by Dwayne Yancey April 4, 2022October 17, 2022

And which locality in our part of Virginia is doing the best job of attracting new residents? Answers herein.

Posted inOpinion

How many people would each locality have to attract to gain population?

by Dwayne Yancey April 1, 2022October 17, 2022

The latest census report has good news for some places but not others. Also, Roanoke has dropped back under 100,000.

Posted inOpinion

Census Bureau suggests we may be seeing a Zoom migration, after all

by Dwayne Yancey March 28, 2022October 17, 2022

New census estimates show many localities across rural Virginia have seen more people move in than move out during the pandemic.

Posted inOpinion

Is there really going be a Zoom-era migration to rural areas?

by Dwayne Yancey March 22, 2022October 17, 2022

A study by the Pew Research Center casts doubt on the notion, but still holds out some hope.

Posted inOpinion

The numbers we ought to be paying attention to

by Dwayne Yancey November 16, 2021October 17, 2022

1. Virginia has the nation’s biggest disparity between affluent localities and poor ones. 2. The localities that benefit most from remote workers.

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