June 2, 2017
Miami ranked as the second-fastest growing big city in the country last year, according to new census data. From July 1, 2015 to July 1, 2016, the population of Miami grew 2.9 percent, with 12,715 people moving to the city. It was the biggest increase this decade.
Percentage-wise, Miami’s growth rate was the second-fastest out of the nation's 50 most-populated cities. Miami was only bestest by Seattle's 3.1-percent growth. Since 2010, the population of Miami has consistently grown every year. The total increase from the start of this decade is currently at 13.5 percent. Miami is now the fourth-most densely populated large city in America, and an estimated 5,400 people are currently moving to the area per month.
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Source: The Next Miami
