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October 31, 2005
Population growth in NYC c. 1905
Some interesting information in the Oct. 31, 1905 NYT concerning population growth in the five NYC boroughs between 1900 and 1905 (and 1890-1900).: Over at the U.S. census the population data for the same five boroughs from 2000 through 2003: Manhattan: 2000 - 1,537,195 2003 - 1,564,798 (1.8% growth) What a difference 100 years makes. Granted there isn't much room left in the five boroughs (see page 11), but is NYC a less attractive place to live for other reasons? Could a lack of growth be associated with the fact that NYC has the highest cost of living in the United States? Could it be the severe unemployment losses after the terrorist attacks of 2001 (more here)? Could it be that NYC is too cold? Posted by Craig Depken at 09:50 PM in Culture
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