It certainly has a large reputation for crime, which might deter some people from moving there. And I bet a lot of it depends on the neighborhood, just like in many other major cities.
It was Honolulu that got me personally. I thought about guessing it, but then figured it wouldn't show up because 1. amazing weather 2. seems to have a strong economy? not as sure about this, but it seems pretty well off (although I've heard the cost of living is high) and 3. moving from Hawaii to the mainland seems like a major inconvenience. Like I said though, could be wrong about 2. At any rate, it doesn't fit with the other geographical trends here.
It didn't. New York City GAINED almost 400,000 people between 2010 and 2020 (see my figures below from the Census Bureau)... which means that if as quoted on here that one million six hundred thousand left, then over TWO million would have had to move in for the net gain.
I've been selling real estate here for 20 years, and trust me, there weren't 1.6million move outs and 2million move ins in the last decade. These figures are flat out incorrect.
Just another CT city area on the downswing. Like many states, CT is a study in contrasts - incredibly rich areas like Greenwich and New Canaan just down the road from decrepit cities such as Bridgeport with declining population and no salvation in sight.
New York City's Population GAINED almost 400,000 people in that decade, which if your figure of one million plus moving out were correct, almost TWO million would have had to move in to make the net gain. Highly Unlikely - your source appears flawed.
Population of New York City 2010 - 8,175,031 US CENSUS BUREAU
Population of New York City 2019 - 8,336,817 US CENSUS BUREAU
Population of New York City 2020 - 8,550,971 US CENSUS PRELIMINARY
An increase of 380,000 people - your figures are very wrong - it over a million people LEFT NYC during that time, it would mean over TWO MILLION moved in during that time.
I sell Real Estate in NYC - nope, not even close. Where did you get these stats?
Since this quiz incorrectly implies that some cities are shrinking while in fact they are growing, why not do a quiz about which cities had "net losses" in population, meaning they actually got smaller rather than this method that only shows half of the equation?
I would say "educate yourself on the actual reasons why the migrations happen" (which have been pointed out in the comments here and in any other similar quizzes), but then a person who says "demoncrats" likely isn't keen on the concept of facts or rational thought, preferring instead bias and prejudiced opinions.
That doesn't mean that the U.S. will suffer a multi-million mass migration because Biden is President... also when when a population skyrockets, the city does face more problems naturally. And... do you think that Democrats will just abandon all their beliefs if they move, just for you?
Got this completely wrong by glancing at the loss figures and assuming it was city proper population, so I was trying to think of tiny dying Midwestern places.
(I'll just say it now: this is obvioulsy a joke)
I've been selling real estate here for 20 years, and trust me, there weren't 1.6million move outs and 2million move ins in the last decade. These figures are flat out incorrect.
Population of New York City 2010 - 8,175,031 US CENSUS BUREAU
Population of New York City 2019 - 8,336,817 US CENSUS BUREAU
Population of New York City 2020 - 8,550,971 US CENSUS PRELIMINARY
An increase of 380,000 people - your figures are very wrong - it over a million people LEFT NYC during that time, it would mean over TWO MILLION moved in during that time.
I sell Real Estate in NYC - nope, not even close. Where did you get these stats?
Since this quiz incorrectly implies that some cities are shrinking while in fact they are growing, why not do a quiz about which cities had "net losses" in population, meaning they actually got smaller rather than this method that only shows half of the equation?
There are four components of population change which are broken down in the source:
1. Births
2. Deaths
3. Net domestic migration
4. Net international migration
I hope you can understand how the population can still grow if 1 and 4 are higher than 2 and 3. It's not rocket science.
Finally, as @NiobiumVoid said, the quiz uses metro population not city population.
Sorry you don't like the numbers but the quiz is accurate.
yet those demoncrats who flee vote for demoncrat policies afterwards..
Looks like gang shootings & drivebys have overrun the city.