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Urban renaissance or no, most growth is in the suburbs

June 13, 2011/in
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Peter Applebome

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New York Times

Joel Kotkin , a writer who specializes in demographic issues, says that the 2010 census figures show that during the past decade just 8.6 percent of the population growth in metropolitan areas with more than a million people took place in city cores. The rest took place in the suburbs, which are home to more than 6 in 10 Americans.

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