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Philadelphia, Denver, NYC, SF and LA Fastest Growing U.S. Cities

Ryan D.
  • Developer
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Denver, NYC, San Fran, and LA come as no surprise but Philadelphia? According to this article by Rentcafe, "Denver is lit right now, as millennials would say; as the city has four zip codes in the top 20 fastest-growing in the U.S. In total, 3 zip codes out of the 20 are located in Los Angeles, 2 in New York, 2 in San Francisco, and 2 in Philadelphia."

The article tracks where millennials are flocking to over the past 5 years according to the most recent US Census data, published in Fall of 2018. Below are the top 20 zip codes in the U.S. with the highest growth in the millennial population. 

Pretty unbelievable to see Philly mentioned amongst those cities but seeing the transformation of 19123 & 19125 over the past decade, it makes sense. 

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